Investors interested in Internet - Services stocks are likely familiar with Uber Technologies (UBER) and Zscaler (ZS). But which of these two stocks offers value investors a better bang for their buck right now?
Uber (UBER -0.59%) and Lyft (LYFT -1.95%) are both synonymous with ride-hailing services. Uber is the market leader in the U.S. and many other countries, while Lyft is an underdog that operates only in the U.S. and Canada.
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Uber's stock is undervalued due to market pessimism about autonomous vehicles, but its strong fundamentals and resilient business model make it a buy. Uber's competitive advantages include a robust urban mobility database, customer loyalty, and diversification. Despite self-driving car threats, Uber's partnerships, regulatory barriers, and market dominance ensure continued growth and relevance in the ride-hailing sector.
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Regulators in Taiwan blocked Uber Technologies' (UBER) planned $950 million purchase of Singapore-based online food delivery and ordering platform Foodpanda, The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday.
Uber Technologies Inc (NYSE:UBER) stock is down 0.2% at $61.58 at last glance, after Taiwan's Fair Trade Commission (FTC) blocked the acquisition of food delivery business foodpanda, which is owned by Germany's Delivery Hero.
Uber shares offer an attractive investment opportunity, following a nearly 30% decline from their all-time highs in mid-October. In my opinion, the market is currently too pessimistic, overly focused on the narrative that autonomous vehicles and robotaxis will soon replace traditional ride-hailing services. When looking beyond this narrative, Uber remains an exciting growth story with increasing profitability and cash flow.
Taiwan has rejected ride-hailing giant Uber's plan to buy Delivery Hero's Foodpanda on the island, stating on Wednesday that the deal would significantly harm market competition.
Uber's (UBER 1.88%) stock hit an all-time high of $86.34 on Oct. 11. That marked a 92% gain from its IPO price of $45.
Goldman Sachs senior US internet sector equity research analyst Eric Sheridan believes the tech industry is in good hands with 2025 just on the horizon. His top pick for 2025 and large-cap stocks, in fact, is rideshare giant Uber Technologies (UBER).
I have transitioned from a bearish stance to bullish on Uber, seeing it as a fascinating buy due to valuation contraction and clearer 2025 outlook. In my view,Uber is well-positioned to dominate the rideshare industry, supported by strong partnerships, a growing user base/membership platform, expanding global markets, and a 4.7% free cash flow yield. Uber's vast data collection enhances its value, offering insights into consumer behavior, making it more than just a rideshare or delivery app.