Every week we pull one stock from the Wall Street Favorites rankings and break down exactly what Wall Street is expecting.
This week: Uber (UBER) — the ride-hailing and delivery giant that coordinates 42 million trips and orders a day across 70 countries.
The stock just dropped 5% on news that Waymo may walk away from its robotaxi partnership, and it's now down 20% YTD at a fresh 52-week low. Yet WSF's model reads the facts as historically undervalued, and Wall Street sees +61% upside. When the fear is loudest is exactly when our rankings get interesting.
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🎯 Key Metrics & Analyst Targets
P/E: 16.1x — vs 10-year average of 50.6x (WSF verdict: Undervalued)
P/S: 2.5x — vs 10-year average of 4.8x (WSF verdict: Undervalued)
P/OCF: 13.4x — vs 10-year average of 42.9x (WSF verdict: Undervalued)
Wall Street's Rating: Strong Buy — 44 of 46 analysts rate it Buy
Wall Street's Price Target: $106 — implying +60.8% upside from $65.94
Most Bullish Target: $150 — the highest target on the street
🔮 Wall Street’s Forward Earnings Expectations (2027)
Revenue: $67.1B (+15.2%)
Net Income: $8.3B (+29.4%)
EPS: $4.5 (+49.2%)
Operating Cash Flow: $12.5B (+14.9%)
Free Cash Flow: $12.9B (+17.8%)
🏦 Institutional & Hedge Fund Activity
Institutional Investors: 1,900
Positions Opened: +154
Positions Closed: -869
Holder Growth: -29.3% QoQ
Appaloosa Management (David Tepper) is accumulating, with Uber now at 7.7% of its portfolio — one of the most respected value investors on the street making it a top position.
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