¿Por qué vendí mis acciones de UBER?

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The analysis focuses on Uber's (UBER) business model, particularly its ride-sharing and delivery services, and its potential future in autonomous vehicles. The speaker highlights Uber's extensive global reach, operating in over 10,000 cities and serving millions of users weekly, contributing significantly to its valuation. The mobility segment, representing 56% of revenue and growing to 68%, is identified as the core business. The speaker contrasts Uber's current valuation ($134 billion) with Waymo's estimated valuation ($126 billion), noting Waymo's smaller operational footprint (10+ cities vs. Uber's 15,000+). The video touches upon the competitive landscape, mentioning Waymo's lower cost per mile ($0.30-$0.50) compared to Uber's ($2.00-$3.00), attributed to their autonomous vehicle technology. Waymo's projected growth in weekly trips is significant, aiming for 1 million without Uber's involvement. However, the analysis notes challenges for autonomous vehicles, including regulatory hurdles and the fact that Waymo, despite its technological advancements, has not yet achieved large-scale profitability or widespread adoption, with concerns about safety incidents and the potential for companies like Tesla and Zoox to disrupt the market. The speaker suggests that while Uber invests heavily in autonomous vehicles, the path to profitability is uncertain, leading to a bearish sentiment on the stock for now, advising caution until more clarity emerges, with a potential target of $55 if the stock falls further.

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