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Lyft and Curb expand their partnership to include service in New York City according to the announcement.

Author views EV names as massively undervalued due to sector rotation away from EVs toward AI; expects mean-reversion as investor attention cycles back; recommendation language without confirmed position disclosure per speaker note.

Regulatory and union pressures will slow autonomous vehicle rollout, creating headwinds for ride-hailing and delivery platforms. No explicit trade recommendation.

Author cites improving financials, management change, cost discipline, AV platform pivot, and a stark valuation/return gap vs. UBER as catalysts for LYFT re-rating; technical bottom also cited.

Author recommends LYFT based on improving financials, a clear AV strategy, and divergence from UBER's price performance despite similar fundamentals.

Author expresses confidence that Trump's purchased stocks will rise in months and states they are already positioned in most, making these long holdings.

Small speculative basket of "undervalued plays" held within the ~5% crypto/misc allocation; author characterizes these as undervalued but provides no specific catalyst beyond general sentiment recovery.

Long Lyft, network effects, eventual breakout.

Author outlines a multi-sector bullish thesis on energy, AI enablers, beneficiaries, robotics, and crypto, explicitly stating they are buying and holding specific top picks like SOLS, OKLO, SMR, OPTX, ASYS, and SHMD as long-term positions.

Author lists LYFT in an "undervalued companies" basket with a blanket current-holdings disclosure; thematic basket per speaker note, no ticker-specific thesis.

Author states they are holding LYFT and chilling, indicating a long position despite the recent 7% drop.

Author acknowledges chart similarity between LYFT and RIVN but hesitates to call them identical, offering a neutral opinion that both are good here.

Author shares resources explaining why Lyft is undervalued relative to Uber, framing a potential repricing but not stating a personal position.

Buy LYFT based on relative undervaluation vs UBER, improving financials since 2023, technical bottoming pattern, and Trump buying the stock — expects a significant upward repricing.

Speaker presents bullish fundamental case for LYFT — rising revenue/gross profit/net income, AV fleet-management strategy via FlexDrive subsidiary, and a short-term price target of $24; no explicit personal position disclosed.

Author notes LYFT’s earnings trend improving while the stock declined, suggesting possible value opportunity.

Author states Lyft is better than Uber in their opinion but does not disclose a position or forward call.

The author outlines three investment niches—enablers, beneficiaries, and crypto—listing specific tickers as thematic baskets but uses no explicit position language for any single ticker, making all watch.

The author endorses the parent's list of stocks as undervalued with good financials and technicals but uses general bullish language without explicit position markers, so all tickers are watch.

The author explicitly states they are buying and positioned in these 13 stocks Trump purchased, predicting continued upside and urging others to copy trade.

Co-mentioned in a comparative preference list as a better risk/reward alternative to WIX, per list-style author's basket framing.

Buy LYFT as part of an active short-term trade portfolio; author sets explicit upside price target of $24, indicating a committed long position with defined exit.

The tweet reports that ride-share drivers in Massachusetts have formally unionized, which could impact labor costs and regulatory dynamics for Uber and Lyft.

Self-RT of own valuation call — speaker says $LYFT is wildly undervalued, citing improving financials since 2023 (notes Trump buying it).

Lyft недооценена, но ждите входа.

The rise of AI-driven software platforms like Empower threatens to disrupt the traditional business models of Uber and Lyft.

Uber and Lyft shares rose 4.2% and 3.8% after announcing separate autonomous vehicle partnerships with NVIDIA. RBC Capital Markets noted the pacts reinforce their view that ride-hailing companies will have a "durable moat." The partnerships with a leading AI/chip company (NVIDIA) are seen as strengthening the companies' long-term technological positioning and platform utility. The market reaction and analyst commentary view the news as a clear positive for the business moat and future prospects, warranting a LONG view. Execution risk on autonomous vehicle rollouts and timelines; partnerships may not translate to near-term profitability.

These stocks are testing major historical accumulation zones or breaking out with strong momentum (specifically INTU). Solodin identifies these as having strong "network effects" and favorable technical setups (testing support with volume) while other sectors look overextended. Long on technical support tests. Broader S&P 500 correction.

"Lyft began clearing operations at Citi Bike stations... cleared 20 stations... NYC ferry remains suspended." Lyft operates the Citi Bike system. They are currently incurring high labor costs (clearing snow from stations manually) while the revenue-generating asset (the bikes) is effectively frozen/unusable due to weather conditions. This is a pure cost center event. SHORT. Operational drag with zero revenue offset during the storm window. Market may view this as negligible relative to their ride-share business.

New York City Mayor (quoted) notes public transit is "increasingly becoming out of reach" and is the "slowest in America." Glazer notes we are paying "way, way too much." When public infrastructure becomes prohibitively expensive and inefficient (slow), consumer demand shifts to private substitutes. If cities cannot afford to expand bus fleets due to $1M+ price tags, ride-share networks absorb the excess demand for mobility. LONG UBER / LYFT as the private sector beneficiaries of public transit inefficiency. Cities successfully implement price caps or standardization, improving public transit competitiveness.