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Lyft (NASDAQ:LYFT) is well underway in its recovery, and it is likely that the company will expand its top line growth, but it may be a few years before investors get a semblance of profitability. The reason I call the stock a
Lyft Looks More Like A Risky Option Than An Investment
Summary
- Present value at $4.7 billion, value at maturity of $26 billion.
- May be considered undervalued for portfolios that can absorb the risk.
- The company's value lies in capturing a network of drivers that it can monetize in the future.
- Lyft has high competition, regulatory and litigation risks that it must deal with in order to survive.
- Autonomous vehicles may present an opportunity if Lyft finds a good partner.
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