Every quarter, there are always a few companies that are punished for their earnings.

These are two stocks I think we can look at for a high chance of consistent growth in your portfolio. 

Uber and DoorDash face significant operational challenges as New York City's new minimum wage law, tripling base pay for gig workers, threatens to disrupt their cost structures and impact their path to profitability.

The company will roll out the new feature in over 20 United States cities in the initial phase.

The passing of Proposition 22 sent the two stocks soaring and will benefit other companies in the gig economy like DoorDash and InstaCart which are both privately owned.

The possibility of Uber’s return to London is also expected to face fierce opposition from the London Taxi Drivers’ Association.

More people are ordering from Uber Eats than ever before.

Analysts expect a 33% increase in Uber Eat's revenues, compared with Q1 2020 revenue figures.

Investors reacting positively about the acquisition.