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It's the Motley Full Money Radio Show. I'm Chris L. Joining me in studio this week.

Senior analyst Jim Mueller, Aaron Bush, and Ron Gross. Good to see you as always,

gentlemen. Hello. We've got the latest earnings from Wall Street. We will dip into the full

mailbag and as always we're giving inside look at the stocks on our radar. But we begin with the

week in ride sharing. Uber and Lyft both issuing second quarter reports. Uber lost more than

$5 billion in the quarter. Lyft didn't lose nearly that much. We'll get to Lyft in a second,

Aaron. Let's start with Uber. You looked at the quarter. What stood out to you?

Right. So first of all, that $5 billion loss is overstating it a bit because a lot of that had to do

with share-based compensation from the IPO. But even if you strip that out, they lost over a billion

dollars. So the way I see it, Uber has a bit of a problem. Its revenue growth is slowing while

its losses are growing. Uber does a pretty atrocious job of breaking out the business. We can't get a

super great view of what's going on. But a few takeaways. Trips this quarter grew 35% over the

past year, which isn't bad. Bookings was about the same. But if you take out the driver appreciation

awards, Bookings Growth was not so high. So we can get a sense that not only does Uber lack pricing

power when it comes to the riders, but it also lacks some pricing power in terms of its take rate

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