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DonCorleone77
$LYFT $GOOGL $GOOG Waymo rides currently available on Lyft app in Nashville Lyft and Waymo announced that for the first time, riders can be matched with Waymo's fully autonomous vehicles on Lyft in Nashville. This is the first market where Waymo vehicles are available across both the Waymo and Lyft apps, empowering riders with more choice, reliability, and access to the Waymo experience.
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lk90046
$LYFT Tesla can potentially manufacture thousands or eventually millions of autonomous vehicles, but a robotaxi only makes money when somebody books a ride. Right now Tesla is building the supply side: * Cybercab * FSD/autonomy * Robotaxi fleet * Manufacturing capacity * Tesla Robotaxi app Tesla has only recently begun limited Cybercab public rides in Austin, and its current autonomous fleet is still relatively small. Meanwhile, Lyft already has 30.5 million active riders and 262 million quarterly rides. Even more importantly, Lyft says about 30% of its North American rideshare rides are already connected to partners, demonstrating that Lyft’s platform can accommodate third-party transportation providers. Buying Lyft could immediately give Tesla a huge existing pool of riders and ride demand. Instead of trying to convince millions of people: “Download Tesla Robotaxi.” Tesla could potentially make the proposition: “Your Lyft is now a Tesla autonomous vehicle.”
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lk90046
$LYFT “Increasing Free Cash Flow Margin Juices Financials If you’ve followed StockStory for a while, you know we emphasize free cash flow. Why, you ask? We believe that in the end, cash is king, and you can’t use accounting profits to pay the bills. As you can see below, Lyft’s margin expanded by 24.8 percentage points over the last few years. This is encouraging, and we can see it became a less capital-intensive business because its free cash flow profitability rose more than its operating profitability. Lyft’s free cash flow margin for the trailing 12 months was 16.4%.”
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theoptionsplug
$LYFT approaching some trendline support around the low-$14S here. For whatever reason, $LYFT saw a big ramp up in November in both 2025 and 2024 🤔Maybe we see a little more downside short-term and then a bullish reversal into the end of the year?
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balouie
$LYFT Sell this POS already baldy because everything you’ve done has simply taken it to fifty percent off all time lows! Wall Street hates this POS!
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lk90046
$LYFT Lyft CEO John Risher: Lyyft expects >1B rides this year versus ~700M three years ago “Now this year, we're going to do over 1 billion rides… Of course, we're generating cash to the tune of about $1 billion a year.”
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TeddyAfro
$LYFT I think with their current evaluation and the AI slowdown news, this is going higher soon
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QuantInsider
$LYFT taking a hit, down about 8% today and around 14% over the last 5 days Options flow is all puts with momentum sharply elevated Big players are loading up on March 2027 $13 puts, about 20,000 contracts showing serious demand for downside protection That $13 level is looking key for bearish or hedging plays Caution on dip-buying here Price and flow are aligned to the downside Maybe stick to defined-risk bearish strategies until things settle
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stockadvisor360DC
Maintain $LYFT at current size (position sized for ~1.84 beta, reference $16.72); do not deploy fresh capital until confirmation fires. Add/scale only on a high-volume daily close back above ~$17.15–$17.35 (10-day EMA/VWMA zone) or a credible defense of the $16.20 area (50-day SMA) with a contracting MACD histogram; step aside mechanically on a daily close below $15.96 (200-day SMA). Before the 9/11 CPI print, verify the position can survive a gap through the stop ($LYFT has already gapped ~17% in a single session) and trim a small tranche pre-event only if beta-adjusted sizing cannot withstand a move to ~$15.20–$14.50. Target horizon 3–6 months, with upside toward ~$18.50–$19.00 contingent on confirmed technical reclaim rather than hope.
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balouie
$LYFT If CFO leaving drops this crap this much imagine what would happen if CEO left. Wall street sees this company as a joke.
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Invest2Growcom
$LYFT Lyft is trading around 16.70, down about 3.36 percent, giving back some of its recent gains as broader ride share names cool off. The pullback comes despite Lyft's expanded ad partnership with United Airlines, which added a new in app format for updating riders mid trip. Analyst views remain split, with Rosenblatt recently starting coverage at Neutral and a 19 price target while other desks stay more constructive. Shares still sit well within the 52 week range of 12.46 to 25.54, so Friday's move looks more like short term noise than a shift in the bigger picture. Always good to zoom out before reacting to a single red day. If you found this useful, come join my followers for more updates like this one.
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KryptonResearch14
$LYFT Lyft is paying $272.5 million to settle California's driver misclassification case. The state labor commissioner calls it the largest wage-theft settlement in California history (Reuters, this morning). The claims: drivers were misclassified as independent contractors from 2016 to 2020. Lyft admits nothing and takes no operational changes. Payments spread over four years with capped interest. The number is less scary than it looks. Lyft already booked a $210 million accrual in Q4 2025, excluded from adjusted EBITDA. Guidance for Q3 gross bookings and adjusted EBITDA is unchanged. Also for context: Lyft and Uber paid $328 million together on a similar New York case in 2023. This is the state-by-state misclassification era getting priced in.
balouie
$LYFT This has been such a shitty company to own over the last few years. Literally gone/going nowhere unless sold.
JOCO2025
$LYFT Hahaha..Quite Literally the easiest money I have ever made! Short short and short more!! 📉
JOCO2025
$LYFT This may turn out to be one of the most obvious abd best short plays on all of WallStreet! Little to no upside threat and it’s been this way since $20! Free money!
EntryPointInvestor
$LYFT — Strategic Snapshot Analysis—Short Term Price: $15.05 Technical Bias: Cautiously Bullish 🤔 Resistance: $15.8 Support: $15.05 An uptrend keeps pushing this one higher, with price at $15.05 sitting just beneath $15.8 resistance and $15.05 support holding close below. Momentum: A sustained move above $15.8 would strengthen the bullish structure. A move below $15.05 would weaken the near-term setup. The cautiously bullish read is clear — price has climbed without giving ground, and the trend keeps leaning the same direction. Setup: That narrow gap between $15.1 and $15.8 overhead gives the chart a tightly wound, upward-pressing quality the trend has been building toward. Risk Profile: With support at $15.05 sitting just a nickel below current price, the floor is close and the range between both levels stays compressed. What's your read on this setup in LYFT? Higher or lower from here? Just a quick note that this is not investment advice. Do your DD!!
H_hi
$LYFT you are damn right but greedy Elon is not as smart as the fanboys portray him. He could do with some M&A in ride hailing and even in the EV space if he wants to dominate. He needs a roll up a telecoms / broadband company with starlink too. Elon needs to start spending some cash.
Panicsellerr
$LYFT $UBER Won’t survive Tesla will eat them, lyft especially very overvalued price are high when ordering it
parcha
Thursday's stock stories: What’s likely to move the market in the next session $lyft $uber Uber in London The ridesharing app launches autonomous vehicle rides in London on Thursday. Shares are down 25% from the September 2025 high. Uber is up 8.7% in a month. Lyft, by the way, is up 9% in a month. Shares are off 32% from the November high. Surely the cars have been programmed to travel on the right — I mean, correct — side of the street. https://www.cnbc.com/2026/09/02/thursdays-big-stock-stories-whats-likely-to-move-the-market.html?__source=iosappshare%7Ccom.stocktwits.StockTwits.STShareExtension