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The experts' reviews indicate a mix of opinions regarding Uber's stock. Some are bullish on the company, citing strong future growth opportunities, the potential of autonomous vehicles, and the profitability of Uber Eats. Others are more cautious, expressing concerns about competition from Waymo, valuation, and the impact of potential regulations. Overall, the reviews highlight the complexity and uncertainty surrounding Uber's future prospects.
One of the most mispriced stocks around. Idea of win/loss in the space is simplistic. Good quality companies will get their piece of the pie. Well-respected brand, good app penetration. Growing at 25% annual clip on topline and earnings. Advertising is the fourth leg of the stool, and this is just getting started.
Weak technicals. 200-day MA starting to slide sideways to slightly down. Trading below 200-day. Not exactly expensive at 29 forward PE, with pretty healthy growth rate. Higher beta at 1.2x the S&P 500.
Capital-lite; they don't own the cars. The Uber One membership boasts a huge take-up. They have the freight, ride share and Uber Eats businesses. Revenues grow around 20%. For every net revenue dollar, more will fall to the bottom line. Earnings and free cash flow will accelerate dramatically. The CEO has done a superb job and loves the new businesses like advertising.
(Analysts’ price target is $90.54)Is up 151% in the last 2 years, but late-October they reported an imperfect quarter and closed the year -2%. Is the pullback deserved or not? Analysts are very mixed. KPMorgan is bearish, that valuations will be capped until Uber better addresses AVs (self-driving), or fears that Trump could pass laws that favour Tesla and Elon Musk. However, he notes that Uber doesn't build its own cars; others do. Bulls see growth in rides, particularly less-dense areas, such as outside London and Paris vs. those cities. Also, bulls say that the adoption of AVs will take years, a long time. Goldman Sachs sees a hybrid of humans and AVs in the sector. Also, Uber has huge cash flow and announced a major share buyback. Verdict: keep an eye on the AV competition like Waymo, but the last quarter had many huge positives, and the stock is cheap vs. its growth rate. Buying now is an opportunity at a discount.
Future growth looks strong. However, unsure on future of automated cars with competition from Waymo etc.
Markets are seeing some new weakness, so buyers might have a bit of time here. We think $57 would look good.
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He doesn't know where the self-driving car technology is going but there is an expectation that driver-less cars will not be in common use for 5 years or more. However the service is here to stay so a pullback is a buying opportunity.
With tech stocks, he has to think about all kinds of things including how ethical they are. How do they treat customers and staff? Many of the drivers are new immigrants who can't get Canada-certified in their chosen professions. He'll turn down stocks like this one or META if he thinks they're not ethical. In part thanks to UBER, traffic congestion has increased.
Trading around 30x earnings, not expensive.
Waymo in San Francisco is not hurting Uber's growth there. Bears will say autonomous vehicles will take over, but he thinks it'll be harder to do than people expect. Q3 disappointment was mainly due to one-time insurance cost spikes; mobility up 17%, delivery up 16%. Market believes in 34% EPS growth.
Wonderful play on the future, ubiquitous product, now used as a verb. Trades at 17.6x PE for 2026 with 34% growth.
Super growth rate. Uber Eats is growing. They haven't monetized the 160 million users of their app, so ads will be a big part of their business. Shares are down now because of worries of Elon Musk so tied in with the incoming president. Good tech companies adapt, and Uber can adapt. Self-driving cars will massively increase the market for ride-sharing. Trades at only 26x PE 2025, not expensive.
(Analysts’ price target is $91.08)It's profitable now. But shares are slumping because of Waymo--their robo-taxis now operate in four cities and will add Miami in 2026. What is the future of ride-shares? Will we need drivers? Also, Uber drivers are contractors, but we keep hearing about how little they earn, which means their could a change in regulations about treating these drivers.
It's profitable now. But shares are slumping because of Waymo--their robo-taxis now operate in four cities and will add Miami in 2026. What is the future of ride-shares? Will we need drivers? Also, Uber drivers are contractors, but we keep hearing about how little they earn, which means their could a change in regulations about treating these drivers.
Too expensive at a high valuation and doesn't offer enough value. Their Uber Eats succeeded, though, and the company will continue to grow. Management keeps on delivering.
Uber is a American stock, trading under the symbol UBER-N on the New York Stock Exchange (UBER). It is usually referred to as NYSE:UBER or UBER-N
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On 2025-01-14, Uber (UBER-N) stock closed at a price of $64.84.
Always volatile. They lead this space, which needs consolidation. Also, what will Waymo do in taxi rides? He's always been nervous about this business--there's always demand for drivers and associated costs, and government regulations will likely going away under Trump. But what is Uber's real pricing power? It's never been a cheap stock. That said, they built a great mousetrap, but a great service is not always a great stock.