Liking the volume and the new price action in the last week as SERV is bouncing off the lower linear red trend line. would like to see $18 in the next month.
This is a technical play not a fundamental one; however, Nvidia and Uber investments provide some cushion to the lofty valuation.
Serve Robotics, a $500 million company developing autonomous delivery robots, has attracted investments from Uber and Nvidia, both holding over 20% of the company's shares. Their robots, offering cost-effective solutions for last-mile deliveries, are seen as more efficient than human drivers. Despite high growth, Serve has limited revenue and is currently unprofitable, with losses mounting. The company aims to deploy 2,000 robots by 2025 and expects a huge opportunity in the robot delivery sector, potentially worth $450 billion by 2030. However, its high valuation raises concerns for potential investors.
This is a technical play not a fundamental one; however, Nvidia and Uber investments provide some cushion to the lofty valuation.
Serve Robotics, a $500 million company developing autonomous delivery robots, has attracted investments from Uber and Nvidia, both holding over 20% of the company's shares. Their robots, offering cost-effective solutions for last-mile deliveries, are seen as more efficient than human drivers. Despite high growth, Serve has limited revenue and is currently unprofitable, with losses mounting. The company aims to deploy 2,000 robots by 2025 and expects a huge opportunity in the robot delivery sector, potentially worth $450 billion by 2030. However, its high valuation raises concerns for potential investors.
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