The analysis of Uber's stock focuses on its revenue growth from $3.8 billion to $49.6 billion, reflecting a 34% compounded annual growth rate. The company's success is attributed to consumers' willingness to pay for convenience and the synergistic relationship between its ride-sharing and food delivery services, which reduces customer acquisition costs. The asset-light business model and improving return on invested capital, currently at 25.5% and improving from negative 21% is also pointed out as benefit. It's valued at a forward price-to-earnings ratio of 25.5, and a discounted cash flow model suggests an intrinsic value of $133 per share, while it is currently trading around $87.