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Why we bought more Uber shares as the stock fell – Ep 168

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It has been a while since Vitaliy updated listeners on his Uber investment, but a lot has changed. With the pandemic now behind us, we begin to get a better sense of what the business looks like going forward. And the future looks bright. Our analysis...

It has been a while since Vitaliy updated listeners on his Uber investment, but a lot has changed. With the pandemic now behind us, we begin to get a better sense of what the business looks like going forward. And the future looks bright.

Our analysis of Uber link: https://investor.fm/our-analysis-of-uber-updated/

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