Sea stock slipped about 3.7% today to US$123.32, even after the company reported another quarter of solid growth. Q2 2026 revenue reached US$7.79b and net income excluding one off items came in at US$458.1m, extending a clear earnings run across e commerce, fintech and gaming.

The short term price reaction reflects nerves about how much investors are willing to pay for that growth. With Sea still trading on a premium P/E multiple and the latest quarter reinforcing that growth story, the key question for you is how long that premium can hold over the next few years.

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