They don't seem to be registered in the stock market yet...
How can I profit when Uber collapses Veeky Forums?
Adrian Mitchell
Aaron Russell
>They don't seem to be registered in the stock market yet
because they don't need to. they have enough money being privately held.
Henry Hernandez
Going long on big taxi companies obviously. Seems highly speculative though.
Evan Long
From a logistics standpoint, there is no way taxi takes back its market. Uber destroys it in pretty much every facet; cost, options, service, etc.
Am I missing something?
Colton Diaz
>How can I profit when Uber collapses
How delusional are you exactly? Its game over, son.
Andrew Green
That's why I said it was highly speculative. I mean, obviously it would depend on what made it crash. I assumed OP meant that there would be some new law or whatever that made Uber illegal in some Western countries. (Which is highly unlikely imo since f.e. they just got a big law in their favor in Belgium). If it were to crash due to a superior competitor then obviously invest in that.
But just to reiterate: I see no reason for thinking it will crash. What's your reasoning OP?
Ryder Adams
short sell anything that's correlated to uber
William Carter
uber either gets outlawed or subject to the same rules and legislation as taxis.
they become just an other a a taxi company in the end.
Adrian Turner
>subject to the same rules and legislation as taxis
This is what I figured, eventually.
How are they substantially different anyway?
Hunter Clark
right now they have a market advantage of the regulation gap they exist in. taxi drivers are furious they already achieved in my country that uber drivers get plates pulled and a huge fine if they don't adhere to taxi regulation to the letter.