NYSE:UBER

Uber (UBER)

71.67
-0.89 (1.23%)
as of Sep 11, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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BUY ON WEAKNESS
Trevor Rose’s Insights - Trevor’s most-liked answers from 5i Research.

Uber's recent results beat estimates, and year-to-date the stock has been performing well supported by its Q4 results.
Sales and earnings estimates are projected to be strong for the next few years, and it is anticipated to become profitable this year.
Its forward sales multiple of 1.7X is reasonable, although its forward P/E of 38.3X is fairly high.
Although, we expect its P/E to contract over time as earnings grow at a faster rate than shares.
It has turned cash flow positive in 2022, is working on paying down its debt.
It has a strong cash balance of $4.3B, and overall, we like the direction that the operational metrics are heading in.
We would like to see it continue its recent momentum in profitability and free cash flow, but overall things are moving in the right direction.
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Lyft announced it will layoff 30% of its workforce

Two years ago you could have owned both. Today, this game has completely changed. It boils down to management. Uber, yes. Lyft, no.

BUY

Good price now. They have a lot of data that they haven't even mined.

PARTIAL BUY

It reports Feb. 8. Lyft is not doing well, but Uber is. Is up 33% in the past month.

BUY
Down over 40% in the past year. Free cash flow is expected at $2.2 billion in 2024 or a 4% free cash flow yield.
BUY
She bought it a few dollars ago. Offers tremendous upside with 15-20% revenue growth and will make tons of free cash in the next two years.
BUY
It's losing a lot of money, but managers are excellent. They will be the last man standing in this space. One to hold patiently.
BUY
Uber vs. Lyft Uber has rebounded from its bottom in late-June and has left behind Lyft. Lyft is down 77% in the past year and Uber 42%. Uber is winning in truck brokerage and food delivery businesses, not just ride sharing. Both reported solid sales in early May, but guidance was dour. Lyft reported driver shortages, but oddly enough Uber said it had no such shortages. A private email by Uber's CEO said it would pivot to become a cash machine. Lyft said this a month later. 29 In August, Uber reported a solid beat. So did Lyft, but its free cash flow came in negative and guidance was mixed. So, shares continued to diverge. Uber can execute and has the right strategy. Also, it's taking more market share. A UBS survey says that drivers prefer Uber, hands down.
SELL
Powell's speech on Wednesday was a shift. You can no longer feel that the consumer and earnings are strong. Instead, there is a lot of uncertainty. The markets know inflation will remain stubbornly high and so will yields to combat inflation. Earnings revisions will come down. He sold this because the consumer will face some challenges, and he needs to protect profits. Today is a classic liquidation day.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
It's losing money, though he knows it will be profitable next year. That said, you can enter this at $28-29, not now at $31.
BUY
She bought this in June, early. The only tech stock then that she liked, and it was for growth and sound fundamentals. She didn't expect to be rewarded so quickly.
STRONG BUY
It has not gone above its 200-day moving average, but is threatening to now. He urges anyone to listen to the early-August conference call. Buyers held on during the recent tech sell-off and in fact are still buying. They are now cash-flow positive and offer growth. They are gaining with Uber Eats while competitors fade. They sold off weak non-core assets. You can start appreciating its fundamentals. It is showing growth as it adds rides and deliveries. He's very bullish.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Aug 09/21, Down 44%) Has since sold shares of the company. Rising sharing and food delivery tough business models. Not sure on near term demand for non-essential service. Cost inflation weighing on companies ability to generate profit. Barely able to make a profit in strong market, let alone in poor market.
DON'T BUY
Business model of ride share and food business is unique. Recent market selloff presenting good buying opportunity. Cash flow and profits yet to be seen in company. Would buy other names given economic uncertainty. Wait to see whether company is able to generate profits.
DON'T BUY
It can still go lower, because he doesn't think their next quarter will be that good. Maybe wait another quarter.
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