Uber Technologies (UBER) has underperformed the Nasdaq Composite (NASX) across several timeframes, including the past three months, year-to-date, and the past 52 weeks. The company’s shares dropped after forecasting Q1 2026 gross bookings and adjusted core profit below expectations, despite beating revenue estimates in Q4 2025. Despite this underperformance, analysts maintain a “Strong Buy” consensus rating for UBER, with a significant upside potential from current price levels.
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Is Uber Technologies Stock Underperforming the Nasdaq?
Uber Technologies (UBER) has underperformed the Nasdaq Composite (NASX) across several timeframes, including the past three months, year-to-date, and the past 52 weeks. The company’s shares dropped after forecasting Q1 2026 gross bookings and adjusted core profit below expectations, despite beating revenue estimates in Q4 2025. Despite this underperformance, analysts maintain a “Strong Buy” consensus rating for UBER, with a significant upside potential from current price levels.