Could Uber See Further Growth on Increasing Earnings Projections?

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Uber Technologies (NYSE:UBER) could present an appealing opportunity for investors, given the notable uptick in the company’s earnings estimates. As the stock has been on the rise recently, this upward trajectory may persist, fueled by ongoing improvements in its earnings outlook.

The positive trend in estimate revisions for this ride-hailing giant reflects a growing optimism among analysts regarding its earnings potential, which could translate into upward movement in its stock price. Research has consistently shown a strong correlation between trends in earnings estimate revisions and short-term stock price performance. 

Consensus earnings estimates for both the next quarter and the full year have seen significant upward revisions for Uber, reflecting a high level of consensus among analysts in raising their forecasts.

Revisions for Current Quarter Estimates

The current quarter earnings estimate of $0.19 per share signifies a substantial increase of +337.5% compared to the figure reported a year ago.

Over the last 30 days, the Consensus Estimate for Uber has risen by 23.48%, with eight estimates moving higher and one moving lower.

Revisions for Current Year Estimates

For the full year, Uber is anticipated to earn $1.17 per share, indicating a year-over-year change of +34.48%.

There has been a positive trend in estimate revisions for the current year as well, with eight estimates moving up and three moving down over the past month. This has resulted in a 7.17% increase in the consensus estimate.

In Conclusion

While robust estimate revisions have attracted considerable investment and propelled Uber’s stock 9.4% higher over the past four weeks, there may still be room for further upside potential. Thus, investors may find it prudent to consider adding Uber to their portfolios at this juncture.

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About the author: Stephanie Bédard-Châteauneuf has over seven years of experience writing financial content for various websites. Over the years, Stephanie has covered various industries, with a primary focus on tech stocks, consumer stocks, market news, and personal finance. She has an MBA in finance.