at Deutsche Bank, whose analysts said the stock may be bottoming.
The shares of the San Francisco ride-hailing company were trading up 2.6% at $47.58. The $70 target indicates 51% upside from Wednesday's close at $46.35.
Lyft's second-quarter results were "robust," but investors have soured on the shares for a number of reasons, an analyst team led by Lloyd Walmsley said in a Sept. 5 report.
The Deutsche team said the lockup issue has been priced into the shares, and the California-legislation impact has been "overblown" since in the worst case, Lyft would raise prices, they said.
The duopoly in ride-hailing -- with Uber (UBER) -- makes Lyft "a good business today, and improving efficiency should drive healthy long-term margins," the analysts said.
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The shares of the San Francisco ride-hailing company were trading up 2.6% at $47.58. The $70 target indicates 51% upside from Wednesday's close at $46.35.
Lyft's second-quarter results were "robust," but investors have soured on the shares for a number of reasons, an analyst team led by Lloyd Walmsley said in a Sept. 5 report.
The Deutsche team said the lockup issue has been priced into the shares, and the California-legislation impact has been "overblown" since in the worst case, Lyft would raise prices, they said.
The duopoly in ride-hailing -- with Uber (UBER) -- makes Lyft "a good business today, and improving efficiency should drive healthy long-term margins," the analysts said.
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