Singaporean multinational technology company Grab Holdings Limited (GRAB) announcedon Tuesday that it expects revenue to slow but 2024 will be a key year for the group, when it expects to see some profitability.The ride hailing company, which allows consumers to order transportation, food and deliveries via an app and competes with the likes of Uber (UBER), said it expects revenue growth of 45% to 55% in 2023. The SoftBank-backed group is forecasting that things will turn around by 2024.So, areGRABshares a bargain right now as it forecasts profit in 2024?GRAB's stock price is currently down 61% this year and in the last four weeks it has dropped by 10%. Could investors now be thinking that given its current low price, perhaps now is good time to buy before the stock go