According to data released by Certify, about 40% of all business ground transportation receipts were linked to Uber or Lyft. Nearly half. Big number. The disruption of traditional car services is being attributed to the ease of queuing up a vehicle paired the the simplicity of logging the expense.
These companies are still private, and we the normal investor class can only expect to participate in the meteoric growth of ride-share technology once it has peaked. That is when we will be able to buy shares on the stock exchange.
This is why people pay millions of dollars to live in one-bedroom apartments in San Francisco.
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“These companies are still private, and we the normal investor class can only expect to participate in the meteoric growth of ride-share technology once it has peaked. That is when we will be able to buy shares on the stock exchange.”
LOL, amen to that
I think if every single paying member of Exodus chipped in say.. $4500 a month … we could rent the most expensive, luxurious apartment in San Fran. In exchange, each paying member would be guaranteed a 1 hour stay a year. Seems like a good deal to me!