Jason Simpkins’ “Uber Air” Stock – 2,366% in Only Six Years?

In many ways “Uber Air” is already here in the form of Uber Copter.

However, Jason Simpkins is not talking about that. What he's hinting at is an entirely new mode of AI-assisted travel, and one “Uber Air” stock is the way to get in on it early.

We reveal what it is in this teaser review for free.

The Teaser

What do you get when you combine artificial intelligence with a cutting-edge new flying machine?

Jason Simpkins needs no introduction on StockEXPOSER, as we have already revealed some of his past picks. For those who missed it, he is an analyst with over a decade of experience and a thing for companies with tangible assets.

But to answer our own question from above, you get to travel 6x faster than jumping behind the wheel of a motor vehicle.

Yes, this is George Jetson-type stuff, but Jason says it's about to become reality.

How can he be so sure?

It is because he has access to information that other investors simply don't due to a network of defense industry sources that he's built up over the past 17 years.

According to one of these sources stationed at Edwards Air Force Base in California, the U.S. military has been working hand in hand with a small contractor for years on a futuristic new flying machine.

Originally built to be piloted by a drone operator on the ground and used to carry soldiers, mechanics, and cargo across the 470-square-mile base, it has evolved into an unmanned, AI-assisted electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft.

So essentially a project started eight years ago is now ready to burst onto the scene the same way ordinary Ubers did in 2009.

However, after a bit more research into eVTOL aircraft, there are dozens of players, at various stages, all hoping to cash in on such aircraft, just like in the early days of the automobile industry.

But there’s only one best-in-class company according to Jason and it stands apart from the competition in more ways than one.

The Pitch

Its name is only revealed in an investment research report called “Uber Air: The AI-Powered Money Machine.”

The only way to get a copy is by subscribing to the Secret Stock Files investment research service, which costs $1,999 for the first year.

A subscription includes a 60-day money-back guarantee, new investment opportunities every month, two bonus reports, audio and video reports of Jason's meetings with the CEOs and innovators at the companies he's targeting, and a stock watchlist.

Creating An Industry From Nothing

About once every century, there's a revolution in transportation.

The first happened shortly after the turn of the 20th century, in 1903, when Henry Ford founded the Ford Motor Co. which built the Model T.

This wasn't the first automobile, but it was the most widely used.

More than a century later, in 2008, the transportation market was turned on its head again when a brainstorming session between two entrepreneurs led to the creation of Uber – the first ridesharing app.

Now history could be about to repeat itself with the advent of the autonomous car industry.

Henry Ford even predicted it in 1940:

“Mark my words: A combination airplane and motorcar is coming.”

A New Class of Vehicle

The thing that sets Jason's small firm apart from everyone else is Intellectual Property (IP).

He says it's got one of the biggest patent portfolios he's ever seen, with 427 patents and counting.

So what makes its IP so special?

First, it has critical patents for everything ranging from a unified air traffic control system for seamless takeoffs to an electric power system architecture that allows for redundancy if motors fail, ensuring safe flights.

The company has also designed a new universal charging system that “may one day become the industry standard.” 

These have led to its second advantage, which is government permits.

This firm has not only obtained an Air Carrier Certificate from the FAA permitting it to begin on-demand commercial operations with air taxis, but it also has a Special Airworthiness Certificate from the FAA and the U.S. Air Force.

Finally, it may also be the first to market, as it could become the first regularly operating air-taxi service in the world, beginning as early as next year. Let's find out what it is.

Revealing Jason Simpkins' “Uber Air” Stock

Here is everything we know about this “best-in-class company“

• The firm is building its first manufacturing facility on a 140-acre site close to where Orville and Wilbur Wright manufactured the world’s first airplanes.
• It has an audacious vision to “save 1 billion people an hour or more each and every day with electrically powered flight.”
• Its stock is currently selling for only $6.

This was an easy one, the pick is Joby Aviation Inc. (NYSE: JOBY). The clues align like the three axes on a helicopter.

• Last year, Joby announced that it plans to locate its first scaled aircraft production facility in Dayton, Ohio.
• Joby's mission statement is to “save a billion people an hour a day.”
• The aerial ridesharing stock is now down below $5 per share but it was trading above $6 this summer.

A 2,366% Gain in Only Six Years?

Jason calls Joby an “AI-powered money machine” and uses some interesting math to justify his position.

The base assumptions break as such:

• An average of 2.5 passengers per trip
• Median cost of $75 per trip for each passenger (based on the company’s planned price of $3 per mile)
• 3,600 passenger trips a day from a single city

This would generate nearly $100 million annually.

However, this would only be the beginning.

According to Joby's own key assumptions, it projects a fleet of 14,000 vehicles generating $20 billion in sales with services in 20 cities.

This would equate to roughly $14 billion in profits, which at a median price/earnings ratio of 15x would come out to about $148 a share or more than a 2,366% gain in six years.

Did you catch all that?

It's a lot to take in, but the important question is…where does the company stand today?

As per its Q3 2024 results, Joby is currently in active flight test mode and is 37% through four of five stages of certification.

From a financial standpoint, Joby has minimal debt of $34 million, $825 million in cash, and an annual cash burn rate of around $370 million, giving it two-plus years of runway without having to dilute shareholders.

Overall, Joby is a moonshot stock in a nascent industry that seems to perenially be five years away from being viable.

However, every investor ought to have at least one or two of these in their portfolio alongside solid, cash-flowing businesses with decent growth rates. Only you can decide if Joby is the right one for you.

Quick Recap & Conclusion

• Jason Simpkins is hinting at a new mode of AI-assisted travel, and one “Uber Air” stock is the way to get in on it early.
• What's being teased here is AI-assisted electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft or air taxis, and one company could be the first to market.
• The name of the company is only revealed in an investment research report called “Uber Air: The AI-Powered Money Machine.” It can be ours with a subscription to the Secret Stock Files investment research service, which costs $1,999 for the first year.
• Fortunately, we were able to reveal Jason's “Uber Air” stock for free as Joby Aviation Inc. (NYSE: JOBY), so you don't have to spend a dime.
• Joby is a moonshot stock that could be a ten-bagger or a total dumpster fire, there's no in-between.

Which one do you believe Joby will be? Tell us in the comments.