GRAB HOLDINGS LTD - CL A (NASDAQ:GRAB) has been identified as a high-growth momentum stock that aligns with Mark Minervini’s Trend Template. The company, which operates a leading "everyday everything" app across Southeast Asia, shows strong technical and fundamental characteristics that make it a compelling candidate for growth-focused investors.
GRAB satisfies the key technical criteria outlined in Minervini’s strategy, which focuses on identifying stocks in strong uptrends:
Price Above Key Moving Averages: The stock is trading above its 50-day ($4.93), 150-day ($4.73), and 200-day ($4.66) moving averages, confirming a bullish trend.
Upward-Sloping Moving Averages: The 50-day, 150-day, and 200-day MAs are all trending upward, reinforcing long-term strength.
Relative Strength: With a ChartMill Relative Strength (CRS) score of 89.72, GRAB outperforms nearly 90% of all stocks, indicating strong market leadership.
Price Near 52-Week High: At $5.47, the stock is within 4.5% of its 52-week high ($5.72) and 83% above its 52-week low ($2.98).
Fundamental Growth Momentum
Beyond technicals, GRAB exhibits accelerating growth metrics that appeal to high-growth investors:
Earnings Growth: EPS (TTM) grew 128.6% year-over-year, with recent quarterly EPS growth at 133.3%. Analysts expect further acceleration, with next-quarter EPS growth projected at 212.2%.
Revenue Expansion: Revenue (TTM) increased by 17.2%, with consistent quarterly sales growth above 16%.
Profitability Improvements: The company turned profitable recently, with a trailing twelve-month EPS of $0.02, up from losses in prior years.
According to ChartMill’s technical analysis report, GRAB scores a perfect 10 out of 10 on technical strength, supported by:
Strong short- and long-term uptrends.
High relative strength within its industry (outperforming 92% of peers).
Rising volume in recent days, indicating institutional interest.
While the stock is technically strong, the report notes that its recent volatility may require waiting for a consolidation before an optimal entry point.