LYFT 1W from losses to profit investors believe,but for how longLyft, Inc.BATS:LYFTTotoshkaTradesLYFT broke out of its long accumulation range between $8 and $20 and is now consolidating above the breakout level. The “breakout + retest” structure remains intact, with $20–21 acting as key support. A golden cross on the weekly chart confirms a shift toward bullish momentum. As long as price holds above $20, targets stay at $33.33 and $48.48. Fundamentally, Lyft is in its strongest position in years. In Q3 2025, the company reported its first net profit of about $46 million after years of losses. Revenue grew 11% YoY to $1.68 billion, gross bookings rose 16%, and adjusted EBITDA reached roughly $139 million (+29% YoY). Active riders climbed past 28 million, average revenue per user increased, and corporate and premium rides strengthened overall performance. Cash flow improved, debt levels declined, and operating margins continued to expand. The main challenge lies in competition and pricing pressure from Uber, as well as in sustaining profitability beyond a single quarter. While optimism is reflected in the stock price, consistent financial performance is now critical for further upside. Technically, holding above $20 keeps the bullish setup valid. Any pullback toward $21–20 may offer a buy-the-dip opportunity with targets at $33 and $48. Lyft finally turned profitable - now the real test is proving that growth isn’t just a quarterly anomaly.