Is DoorDash, Inc. (DASH) the Least Risky Internet Stock To Invest In?

Jabran Kundi

Fri, Apr 18, 2025, 7:08 AM 3 min read

We recently published a list of Analysts Identify 10 Least Risky Internet Stocks To Invest In. In this article, we are going to take a look at where DoorDash, Inc. (NASDAQ:DASH) stands against other least risky internet stocks to invest in.

Investors usually do not waste any time reminding everyone of the dot-com bubble whenever the market takes a turn for the worse. With a recession imminent, some sectors have already corrected by so much that they are in bear market territory. Internet stocks belong to the same group.

Analysts at Evercore believe most of the internet stocks have very limited exposure to tariffs but still get hammered every time the market crashes on tariff developments. This means these stocks now present a favorable risk-to-reward ratio for investors.

We therefore decided to dig into the details of each of these internet stocks. To come up with our list of the 10 least risky internet stocks, we used the list compiled by Evercore’s analysts and ranked them by risk, with the least risky stock taking the number one spot.

A shot of a delivery driver zooming down a busy street, symbolizing the company's quick and efficient delivery services.

DoorDash, Inc. is a commerce platform operator that connects consumers, merchants, and independent contractors. It operates Wolt Marketplace and DoorDash Marketplace. The company’s marketplaces offer different services, including order fulfillment, customer support, payment processing, customer acquisition, merchandising, and demand generation.

The firm announced an expansion of its existing partnership with Coco Robotics, a food delivery robotics company. With this collaboration, DASH will start offering sidewalk robot delivery in a limited U.S. cities.

Senior Director of DoorDash Labs, Harrison Shih, mentioned:

“We believe the future of delivery will be multi-modal, and we’re thrilled to partner with Coco to expand sidewalk robot deliveries that complement the Dasher network as we continue to enhance the DoorDash experience for customers and merchants.”

A few days ago, the company also entered into another national collaboration with Giant Tiger Stores. Under this partnership, Giant Tiger Stores has launched on-demand delivery because it plans to speed up the product delivery process. This service will be available across Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, Nova Scotia, Alberta, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, and Saskatchewan. As a result of this deal, the stock price surged 1.28%.

DoorDash also entered into a partnership with Domino’s Pizza at the start of this month. With the help of this collaboration, Domino’s will expand its presence in the food delivery industry. It will allow customers to use DASH’s marketplace app to order Domino’s pizza. All these collaborations show that the company is actively looking for growth through business expansions.