Reddit user weighs adding to Uber position despite Waymo threat
A Reddit user on r/stocks describes Uber's improving financial metrics and says they are considering adding to an existing position, while noting the Waymo threat. The post cites revenue, operating income, free cash flow, leverage and Bill Ackman's investment as supporting points.
Why “Rumor”
- Only community or trader posts: r/stocks
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What the sources claim
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Uber's trailing-twelve-month revenue grew 16.7% to $55.23B and operating income surged 48.6% to $6.70B versus last year.
“revenue growing 16.7% to $55.23B and operating income surging 48.6% to $6.70B compared to last year”
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Uber's trailing-twelve-month free cash flow is $10.1B and it surpassed a historic milestone of $10B in annual free cash flow.
“TTM fcf at $10.1B”
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Uber's stock has been range bound for a long time and is down 31% over one year.
“Uber's stock has been range bound for a long time and 1Yr down 31%”
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Uber shifted from structural cash losses to consistent positive net margins via high-margin advertising layering.
“Shifted from structural cash losses to consistent positive net margins via high-margin advertising layering”
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Bill Ackman is invested in Uber, betting that AV operators will rely on Uber's network rather than competing directly.
“Bill Ackman is in (not a fan of his investment thesis): Bets that AV operators will rely on Uber's network rather than competing directly”
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Uber has a conservative 1.33x leverage ratio and investment-grade coverage.
“conservative 1.33x leverage ratio and investment-grade coverage”
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Sources
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