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With high-profile events like the Super Bowl and Q4 earnings on the horizon, DoorDash expectations a

With high-profile events like the Super Bowl and Q4 earnings on the horizon, DoorDash (DASH) expectations are mounting... [Derby City Daily logo]( [Derby City Daily logo]( February 6, 2024 [Why We’re Not Gobbling up DoorDash Just Yet]( By Andy Swan With high-profile events like the Super Bowl and Q4 earnings on the horizon, DoorDash (DASH) expectations are mounting... DoorDash wants to make sure you know it’s not just a food delivery service anymore – and it’s leveraging the single-biggest TV broadcast of the year to do it. An estimated 115 million folks tuned into last year’s Super Bowl faceoff between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles, making it one of the most-watched broadcasts of all time – second only to the Apollo 11 Moon landing. (Fair enough.) But with high-profile megastar Taylor Swift on the roster, this weekend’s Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas could easily surpass that record. (And that could spell great news for our favorite [$2 AI moonshot]( DoorDash is taking full advantage of that captive audience with a savvy new promotion: From Popeyes to “all the vehicles,” the company promised to deliver “all the ads” to a lucky winner who can crack a hidden code revealed in this year’s Super Bowl commercials. DoorDash is looking to bring awareness to its expanded offerings: The company recently evolved from a food delivery service to a “just-about-anything” delivery service with a massive update to its platform in June. Users can now search categories like alcohol, flowers, pets, health, retail, beauty, and more. The company’s long-term goal, according to head of product Rajat Shroff, is “bringing the entire city to the consumers’ fingertips.” For consumers, convenience is still king, says DoorDash. And it capitalized on that demand in the third quarter of 2023. 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DoorDash: Not so Fast Several critical consumer metrics point to a potential slowdown in growth and engagement for DoorDash that Wall Street might not see coming. The company's mention volume has slipped by 9% year over year on a 30-day moving average, worsening from a 5% dip on a 90-day view. This trend is mirrored by consumer web traffic analysis, which indicates [Uber (UBER)]( is capturing some of DoorDash's market share. While DoorDash's web traffic has posted a slight one-point decrease year over year, Uber Eats has seen a five-point increase in traffic: GrubHub remains significantly behind its competitors in this metric. [RELATED] [Stock Showdown: Who Will Win the Last-Mile Delivery Race?]( A High Bar to Clear Despite these challenges, DoorDash has successfully distinguished itself within the sector of growth-oriented companies by maintaining a debt-free balance sheet. This is particularly remarkable among its peers, who often carry a significant level of debt relative to equity. RECOMMENDED LINK [CRITICAL Match 20th Warning]( Jason Bodner is going public today with [an urgent new warning](. He believes the most popular investment of 2023 is set to pop... And it could all start just days from now. This has NOTHING to do with AI stocks... It has NOTHING to do with cryptocurrency... And it has NOTHING to do with high-flying tech stocks. Instead, this corner of the market you likely have cash parked in has swelled to nearly $6 trillion. [Click here to watch this warning now]( It's a financial strategy, supported entirely by shareholder funding, that eliminates the burden of debt obligations – mitigating concerns regarding repayments and presenting DoorDash as a comparatively less risky investment. As DoorDash approaches its next financial report, and with high-profile events like the Super Bowl on the horizon, expectations are mounting. The stock is currently trading more than 80% higher year over year, reflecting investor optimism about the company's growth trajectory and operational improvements. On the consumer front, LikeFolio data suggests room for caution ahead of this report. Slowing momentum may hinder this company from clearing a high bar. We’ll be watching over the next few weeks for any significant changes in momentum. But there are a few Super Bowl stocks we ARE placing bets on today. In fact, paid-up members received three top game day picks in [today’s Founder’s Call]( an exclusive perk of [LikeFolio Investor](. (Must be logged in to access.) [This tiny $2 AI stock]( could also see an unexpected Super Bowl surge – and you can get the details on all of these picks today. [Simply go here now to get started](. Until next time, [Andy Swan's signature] [Andy Swan's signature] Andy Swan Founder, LikeFolio Get Instant Access Click to read these free reports and automatically sign up for research throughout the week. [The Infinite Income Manifesto]( [25 Doomed Blue Chip Stocks]( [5 Unapologetically Profitable Stocks for 2024]( © 2024 TradeSmith, LLC t/a Derby City Insights. All Rights Reserved. 1125 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21201 To unsubscribe or change your email preferences, please [click here](. [Terms of Use]( | [Privacy Policy](

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