đ The One Uber Trade You Canât Afford to Miss Before August 6
Uber's about to flip the scriptâand Wall Street hasn't even noticed yet.
### The Catalyst Nobody's Talking About
While analysts obsess over quarterly margins, a silent countdown's ticking toward an inflection point. The kind that sends algo traders scrambling when it hits.
### Liquidity Tsunami Incoming
August 6 isn't just another Tuesday. It's the day Uber's lock-up expiration unleashes pent-up demand from institutional players who've been sidelined. Retail investors? They're still staring at food delivery metrics while the smart money positions.
### The Cynic's Footnote
Of course, Goldman will publish a 'neutral' rating right as their private clients load upâsome things never change. But for once, the joke might be on them.
Uber stock has a unique combination of value and growth
Two of the most important concepts to grasp when investing are growth and value. Most often, we sort stocks into these two categories, with shares of young, fast-expanding companies in the former camp, and the shares of established, profitable companies in the latter camp.
Yet, every so often, there are companies that bridge the gap -- and it looks like Uber is one of those examples.
Uber is a fast-growing company. Revenue has increased from below $30 billion to more than $45 billion in only three years. Average quarterly revenue growth over that period has been an impressive 25%.
Similarly, profits have soared over the same period. The company's net income now stands at $12.8 billion, after posting a loss of more than $8 billion only three years ago.
Turning to valuation, Uber stock is surprisingly affordable. Shares of Uber have a price-to-earnings (P/E) multiple of only 15x. That's about half the average P/E ratio for the, which is around 30x.
With the company set to release earnings results on Aug. 6, investors may want to consider buying shares of the company ahead of time, thanks to its reasonable valuation and long-standing history of impressive growth.
