Early trading of ride-sharing company Lyft has not gone according to plan.
Lyft’s share price has dropped nearly 19% since debuting late last month, prompting some investors to sue the company, alleging the ride-sharing service provider overstated its market position when it went public. Questions about growth and market share have also been raised thanks to multiple Wall Street analysts covering the stock, a trend that may continue when a host of firms initiate research coverage starting Tuesday.