Uber stock is 27.24 per share now. Under or over valued?

As the title says, do you think it is over valued or under valued? Comment your target price of it?

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Apple ct.Thanos Nov 8, 2019

Too big to fail, start buying slowly if you believe

NVIDIA Iced Nov 8, 2019

If stock keeps dropping they'll be small enough to fail

Salesforce swe02 Nov 8, 2019

Lol

LinkedIn kjsh8Ten Nov 8, 2019

The company still has a valuation of over 46 billion, whereas Lyft is around 12 billion. Both are likely overvalued.

Microsoft PkachuFace Nov 8, 2019

Yea look at valuation, not stock price.

Google googa Nov 8, 2019

This guy gets it. Uber is Lyft plus a bunch of made up stuff which all lose money.

Asurion lVGz10 Nov 8, 2019

It is overvalued no matter the price, until they have a clear idea how to get to profitability, driverless car or something. ( I know Amazon was the same but the path to profitability for them was there)

Google topCon Nov 11, 2019

They've just been caught using Waymo tech. Add another 5 years to build this out

Bloomberg NEVER1 Nov 8, 2019

Morningstar seems to thinks Uber is valued at 58$ a share. What makes you guys think it’s undervalued? With all the recent cost cutting, uber’s EPS finally went above expectations

Morningstar dLGb02 Nov 8, 2019

We’re wrong

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Loliet Nov 8, 2019

Always overvalued until profit

Red Hat Johnniewic Nov 8, 2019

Depends on the type of investment. For long term it’s way down under..

Bloomberg NEVER1 Nov 8, 2019

I don’t get that negativity here. Yeah sure there’s a lot of risk and a huge question mark for the future of Uber and lyft. But 10years down the line when self driving cars are a daily thing, Uber will be the next Amazon. Because by then they would control transport worldwide. With air traffic and sea. Controlling the sea traffic means they easily control most of world logistics and cargo. Uber is a big bet, yeah. But if they win, they can go huge.

Google googa Nov 9, 2019

Oh man not the self driving not jobs again.

Amazon vduent OP Nov 9, 2019

Hasn’t ATG lost the self-driving tech to Google already? Control the transport worldwide? Where did you see that? Is it on their business plan or letter to stakeholders?