UBS

B-Box360

Definitely not overvalued. Upgraded by UBS on Thursday. It’s a solid play to be honest. Did some digging yesterday and all signals are there. Think ops on to something.

Speedhabit

UBS? Like the pooping disease?

Tezlin

UBS knows because they are holding some incendiary “assets” that they inherited.

elpresidentedeljunta

Sure. [Just like UBS. ](https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/international/us/us-recession-probability-now-at-a-staggering-93-says-ubs-heres-what-you-need-to-track-warning-signs-in-markets-employment-trends-consumer-and-industrial-indicators-economists-views-aggregate-outlook/articleshow/124743123.cms?from=mdr)And [JPM](https://www.reuters.com/commentary/breakingviews/cockroaches-tend-crawl-out-credit-buffet-2025-10-17/). My take on that is [this.](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1odiqn4/comment/nkxg7s6/?context=3) I did not even know about UBS then. Also: It´s not her assessment. It´the benchmark they use for risk assessment that she is talking about. She admits in the piece, that she herself was bullish and turned around du to the simple accumulation of facts. What she does is a brilliant job in selling the news and strategizing.

hellojabroni777

UBS wants your shares

Cstooby

This report came out last month though. Its interesting to see it's getting more visibility now. In their report UBS backs out of the call though saying even if the hard data is showing recession certainty, they don't think it's gonna be the case and instead it will be soggy and everything is going to be A ok in 2026...lol these fkers were high. Calls on weed.

stupidber

Who the fuck is UBS? I ain't taking advice from them

El_Vagabundo

Doesn’t matter. UBS is not US based. They have no clue how hard the US economy is banging the rest of the world. JK. Puts on everything.

Responsible_Rise7196

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Barlored

I was late to work this morning because my neighbor's car was getting repo'd and the truck blocked me in. Meta lays off 600 AI related employees despite being the largest beneficiary (ads) to AI outside of chip/infrastructure companies (aka, the type of company that is needed to actually justify the capex and business use case for AI). Apple has a 39 PE and earnings estimates put it at less than 10% y/y growth. This is a mature company. AMD x OpenAI deal is contingent on both AMD stock doing well and OpenAI receiving funding from NVDA. Funny enough, GPT usage currently shows it now has less users, time used per session, and overall sessions used, since the summer indicating it literally hit market saturation and is unlikely to spur new growth. Coinbase invests in another crypto company that has a neat business, but doesn't actually make any money. The US govt fired the person responsible for jobs data, then the following month before the next large data release shuts down the govt and stops all data. The govt shutdown, unlikely to be resolved until around late Nov-early Dec, caused (historically) a -0.1%GDP loss/week. UBS reports odds of a US recession now at 93%.

Successful_Car1670

UBS also saying 93% recession chance and now no tax credits for Elon

sumeranon

UBS maintains TSLA sell rating: U’ll Be Sorry!

Chocobops

Hey UBS. Is the recession in the room with us right now?

Barlored

The 2021 parallels are so strong that if you're caught off sides you deserve it. UBS puts recession odds ar 93% LMAO wait until the data gets released (when we reopen the govt in 2 months after caughting a -0.1% GDP hit each week it's closed). Thankfully growth was strong (it wasn't) to absorb that.

Worldview-at-home

Don’t use a suitcase of cash in the Caribbean or Trump will blow you up…. Certified check made payable to yourself - deposit it to legitimately fund and open an international bank account- but check with the overseas institution to ensure you meet their rules. Think of using a global wealth management company/bank like UBS. Keep a paper trail and do t fuck with the IRS- it always ends badly if you intentionally attempt to deceive your tax responsibilities.

brainlet99094

Sep 2, 2025 — *UBS gives America a recession checkup* and sees a 93% probability from the hard data, with a 'soggy' economy ahead. lol

mikealphacharlie

They closed on May 13 & 14 2024, to be exact. When UBS was forced to acquire the Credit Suisse short positions, ahem, that never close because congress actually decided to expose that information. You can just say you don’t know what you’re talking about, or even be quiet. that works really well

LastFirst22

According to UBS, short interest in the S&P 500 has reached the 96th percentile, the highest level in five years! That means a lot of traders are betting against the market. But another thing to consider... the charts are still showing strong support, and the bigger trend remains upward. The bullish RSI reversal adds even more evidence that the market may have room to climb.

Existing-Ad-9485

My eyes are on Netflix ($NFLX) this quarter. The consensus is strong, driven by those huge engagement numbers from shows like *Squid Game*, but the real thesis is the financial shift. UBS is forecasting 30% operating income growth next year, showing the price increases and ad tiers are significantly boosting margins. If they hit anywhere near that $9.2 billion FCF this year, we’ll know the transition from growth story to profit engine is complete.

Half-Full-8556

Well that’s fake news. The act that was signed was the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act Which passed overwhelmingly both house and senate. Senate 90-8 House 362–57. Bill Clinton was an asshole but with those numbers even if he wanted to veto the 2/3rds threshold would have been reached to override. Phil graham the man who wrote the bill retired from congress in 2002 and went to work as a vice chairman at UBS which should be illegal and later wrote a book entitled The Myth of American Inequality. Another asshole.

Advanced-Engineer-85

You can do a hedged equity exchange. Large private banks like UBS, ML, Morgan Stanley, or JPMorgan can help with this. It’ll get you a diversified ETF over time for your NVDA and AAPL without creating a tax bill.

stinker_pinky

I heard UBS just lifted its rating on tech… apparently it’s a really good time to buy because AI, and all…

DrummerCompetitive20

UBS said the same thing....then every company is smashing earnings too

DrummerCompetitive20

Wait why were the markets crashing?? Every company is smashing earnings, money markets at ATH, rates cut coming....Now UBS upgrades the economy LOL

DrummerCompetitive20

WHy exactly are we crashing?----Every company continues to pot record profits, massive beats and raises...Then UBS upgrades the economy LOL. ummm yeah easy buy

DrummerCompetitive20

UBS: "why are why crashing ....this ai cycle aint ending soon.....LOL

DrummerCompetitive20

UBS: Guys theres no reason for this crash....

MikeHoncho1323

UBS fucked the dip

fn_gpsguy

I would move it back to UBS and develop a plan to achieve your goals based on your current risk. You might need to put the rebalancing of the taxable brokerage account on hold, while you deal with the inherited IRA. When did the decedent that held the IRA pass away - before or on/after January 1, 2020? What was your relationship to the decedent? Was the decedent required to take RMDs when they passed away? If inherited in 2020 or later, have you been taking RMDs? As a real world example, I received a similarly sized inherited IRA from my mom in 2020. Given that she passed away in 2020 and was required to take RMDs, I would need to take mandatory yearly RMDs as well and would need to liquidate the account in 10 years. Had I taken just the minimum amount (taxed as ordinary income), I’d need to take a huge distribution in the 10th year and would put me in the 32% tax bracket. So, I’ve been taking $50-70k distributions annually and still have $160k in the account. Since I am retired, I have been reinvesting the after tax (24% Federal, 3% State) proceeds into a taxable brokerage account. I plan to finish the liquidation process in 2027. If you were required to take RMDs and didn’t, you might be facing penalties. And, a shortened timeframe to liquidate the account, since the countdown clock started when the decedent passed away.

GoZukkYourself

3 REASONS UBS THINKS THE S&P 500 BULL MARKET ISN’T OVER UBS said this week it expects the S&P 500 rally to continue, fueled by steady growth, upcoming Fed rate cuts, and strong AI investment. The bank forecasts about 10% EPS growth in Q3. 1. Resilient Consumer Spending The labor market has cooled but remains solid: layoffs are low, wages are rising, and job openings are healthy. UBS sees this supporting both the economy and corporate profits. 2. Strong AI Investment AI adoption and related spending keep growing. UBS expects solid revenue growth for cloud providers and upward earnings revisions for companies tied to AI infrastructure. 3. Supportive Policy and Earnings Fed rate cuts and durable earnings growth create a favorable backdrop. UBS believes the upcoming earnings season will reinforce the bull market’s strength.

DoinIt4DaShorteez

It's OK to have someone else manage it, but if you're with UBS and paying 1%, I bet you're also paying commission on all trades and it's probably not $5. So rebalancing could cost you a bunch on top of the tax bill and I'd get a schedule of fees if you go that route.

LizzieBuzzy

Go back to UBS. They obviously had you in some good positions and you haven't managed your account since you moved. I manage mine myself but I enjoy it. My husband has managed account and he enjoys that. Our returns are similar.

TheBlacktom

"Crypto ETFs welcome institutional entry, 15 institutions hold nearly $14 billion, BlackRock attracts the most funds" "As of Q4 2024, Goldman Sachs holds nearly $2.34 billion in Bitcoin spot ETFs" "Over 600 Financial Institutions Reveal Billions Invested in US Spot Bitcoin ETFs" "Morgan Stanley, one of the leading financial institutions, has disclosed a substantial investment of $269.9 million in GBTC" "Other financial giants such as JPMorgan, Wells Fargo, UBS, BNP Paribas, and Royal Bank of Canada are also on the list of investors."

old_nighteagleowl

I think there are several things: 1. NO ONE really knows who / where market will go next. We don't even have comparable data before year 2000 (see UBS report by Elroy Dimson about it - index from the past is actually reconstruction of what if would be, not a real index). So it's useless to tell how this year S&P chart is similar to S&P from 1930-s etc. *or* to try to project it from old data of XX century. 2. Amount of money invested into market is going up. There is inflation, general growth of wealth in the world, access to markets is easier, more and more countries are forcing their people to invest into market to save for pension. 3. At the same time there is much smaller growth of available assets to invest into. Say, you can make money living in some Vietnam, but for your pension you will invest into US or Europe as you don't want your money to be confiscated or company one day taken by government. THUS I believe market will grow in the long run... unfortunately long run can be something 10+ years.

NeitherCarpenter4234

Blackrock doesn’t crash mate its not a stock, they manage the down and up markets pretty well , not sure about UBS and Jeffries though . Blackrock if anything will even be more profitable

Happy_Discussion_536

Banks don't need to say anything, people will buy anyway. But what they are trying to do is get people to sell. Many of them are very bearish. You should be buying. |Bank|S&P 500 Price Target| :--|--:| |Citigroup|6,600| |Goldman Sachs|6,600| |Morgan Stanley|6,500| |JPMorgan|6,500| |Barclays|6,450| |Société Générale|6,400| |RBC Capital Markets|6,250| |UBS|6,100| |Stifel|5,500|

Gunner406

Credit deterioration is just getting started too. First Brands is another domino, and the private credit bubble will result in more and more smaller bank failures, resulting in tighter and tighter credit markets, which will leave more issuers unable to refinance their private credit deals. Consolidation will happen and you either get bought out or go under entirely. Next big name bank to go would be UBS but they’ll get a bailout.

Every_Recover_1766

Buy DAL trading around 60 now but UBS valued it at 75 at 7:38 AM pst (2 minutes before this comment)

Happy_Discussion_536

Nah look at wasifaiboply, pmotiveforce, duehousing, cryptohorn, The_Brand94, Aggressive_Bit_91, Violent_mud_butt, Same-Brilliant2014 Then there is the Big bank bears: |Bank|S&P 500 Price Target| :--|--:| |Citigroup|6,600| |Goldman Sachs|6,600| |Morgan Stanley|6,500| |JPMorgan|6,500| |Barclays|6,450| |Société Générale|6,400| |RBC Capital Markets|6,250| |UBS|6,100| |Stifel|5,500|

lOo_ol

People read and upvote what they want to hear. Anyone saying otherwise "has an agenda". You'll find many heads of banks and institutions ringing the alarm before the 2008 crash: [UBS in this 2007 article](https://www.institutionalinvestor.com/article/2btfwiiceflnasr4904jk/home/the-2007-all-america-fixed-income-research-team), or the very same Jamie Dimon in his letter to shareholders: *"must be prepared for a severe economic downturn that could affect all of our businesses."* in 2007.

dvegas2000

It seems the stock market is always like this. People become bulls or bears and the media (and forums) become places for these people with opinions to spout their beliefs. Realistically the market has its ups and downs with bubbles and busts. The best option is to be in it for the long term. Have a broad, diversified investment base, continue adding to your investments over time and don't yank your money out when people cry wolf. Try to be unemotional about it and don't listen to all the noise. Often times the large gains are preceded by dips. If you pull your money out, you will unlikely put it back in before those gains. According to UBS, 12 months after S&P hits all time highs, the market is on average up 11.7% and is positive 80% of the time. Hold the course!!!

Worried_Quarter469

UBS lowers Tylenol price target from 23 to 17

SchwabCrashes

Now aday most trade of stocks, ETFs, and Mutual Funds (MFs) are free (zero cost trading fee). I tested Etrade, TD Ameritrade (now Schwab), Schwab, Fidelity, UBS, Vanguard, Empower, Robinhood, M1, Webull, Coinbase, and a few other. They all have zero trading fee except for things like Forex. etc. You can lookup fees table online for any of these brokerage firms to get more details. I like the current Schwab and Fidelity the most. I like Schwab a bit more than Fidelity because I have the maximum extended hours from 7am to 8pm. Wirh Fidelity I lose 15 mins at each end, and with Schwab I can submit many types of orders with much less time restriction far into the future than Fidelity. No, my company is a big lobal enterprise company, and my 401k Administrator is Empower and the plan is via Empower Retirement. If you are 59.5 or more, I think most if not all plans would allow in-service withdrawal. For those below 59.5, most plans would not allow in-service withrawal. However, some plans do allow you to route your 401k money to a so-called Self-Directed Investment Account or something similarly named, where you can trade from a much wider investment selections. My company 's plan via Empower Retirenent has such option, to route money from Empower Retirement (401k) to Empower (brokerage) to buy from a larger list of stocks, ETFs, MFs, bonds.

kaapooj

check ou the 2025 UBS wealth report, before slandering the name of italians

kaapooj

UBS > FED, trust in swiss bankers

Happy_Discussion_536

wasifaiboply, pmotiveforce, duehousing, cryptohorn, The_Brand94, Aggressive_Bit_91, Same-Brilliant2014, Violent_mud_butt So many here. Then there's the big banks themselves: |Bank|S&P 500 Price Target| :--|--:| |Citigroup|6,600| |Goldman Sachs|6,600| |Morgan Stanley|6,500| |JPMorgan|6,500| |Barclays|6,450| |Société Générale|6,400| |RBC Capital Markets|6,250| |UBS|6,100| |Stifel|5,500|

Life_Personality_862

BULLISH! # UBS Adjusts Tesla Price Target to $247 From $215, Maintains Sell Rating MT NEWSWIRES9:30 AM ET 10/6/2025 10:30 AM EDT,10/06/2025(MT Newswires) -- Tesla (TSLA) has an average rating of Hold and mean price target of$352.78, according to analysts polled by FactSet. (MT Newswires covers equity, commodity and economic research from major banks and research firms inNorth America,AsiaandEurope. Research providers may contact us here: https://www.mtnewswires.com/contact-us) Price: 443.06, Change: +13.23, Percent Change: +3.08

pourhouse

UBS maintains a sell rating on TSLA but RAISES the price target because they know some people love their Tylenol. 💊

VegableProperties

"Tesla price target raised to $247 from $215 at UBS" Meanwhile Tesla trades closer to double that. Meanwhile I drove by people still protesting Tesla here in LA (which is supposed to be one of their biggest markets). And meanwhile I have made reverse money on my puts. I would love for Tesla to stop existing so I can be a more positive in my attitude and also my port.

Happy_Discussion_536

S&P EOY targets by major banks. We definitely going up 😂: |Bank|S&P 500 Price Target| :--|--:| |Citigroup|6,600| |Goldman Sachs|6,600| |BMO Capital Markets|6,700| |Morgan Stanley|6,500| |JPMorgan|6,500| |Barclays|6,450| |Société Générale|6,400| |RBC Capital Markets|6,250| |UBS|6,100| |Stifel|5,500|

Internal_Field5970

UBS has named Miami worst and most vulnerable real estate bubble. Gonna be lit if they make it into Jar Jar Binx home before it’s fully under water tho 

w3woody

To be honest this is above my pay grade. (I only know about this because I've been in a similar situation.) Your best bet would be to talk to a tax professional or investment advisor. (Hopefully someone here on Reddit can offer some free advise.) ---- Though I will note if you have a mixed portfolio where some things have gains and some things have losses, just selling the losses without matching the corresponding gains doesn't get you as much of a tax advantage as it is matching gains and losses. Though do not sell something that is at a temporary loss that may regain its losses: that falls under 'I'd rather pay taxes on profits than take losses any day of the week' category. The complexity here is why our portfolio is managed by UBS. (Who has done a fantastic job overall these past few years and is worth what we're paying them.)

Natural_Estimate_584

😂 at UBS. 🤡

raannathr333

Sure… first nothing is certain outside of what you can control; your actions and attitude. Yes, I am in finance and a private wealth manager. I built my book over the last decade +. Firms pay a multiple on your trailing 12 production.. meaning, if you’re generating $1MM in fees, they will pay somewhere between $1MM to $3MM depending on the stipulations, back end bonus structure etc to move firms. UBS, Goldman, Merrill, JPM, etc… all are interested in competitive recruiting. I made a move from one firm to another; part of the structure included taking on another book & buying other books of managers that are looking to retire. At 27; focus on building a business… trading / investing should be an enhancement to your wealth, rarely what generates it.

No-Fold1994

A 40-60% correction from current prices. There was a few funds that went under. Bill hwang arrested for 20 years because illegal short selling. His position was backed by the second largest bank in Switzerland. After 160 years. Bankrupt. UBS was forced by the Swiss government to take the position. Promised 100B of liabilities covered. Under the condition the government would help unwind the positions. UBS said “no thanks. We will handle it ourselves”. Government sealed records for 50 years. The positions will remain unknown until then. Why did they decline the covered liabilities? Probably a bad position that they need to do shady things to unwind, they don’t want the government involved. My take on the situation.  I do think we will see SPY below 300 in the coming years. 100-200 in a depression type situation 

Latrodectus1990

UBS Raises PT on UnitedHealth Group Incorporated (UNH) to $378, Maintains ‘Buy’ Rating We moon boys!!!

Mammoth-Notice1661

Butterfly Network (BFLY) Analysis: Volatile Dip and Investment Thesis As of September 11, 2025, BFLY closed at $1.55, down approximately 22% from its recent high of $1.99 on August 5, 2025 (based on historical price data from Yahoo Finance and Nasdaq, reflecting a post-Q2 earnings pullback and broader medtech sector weakness). This decline was exacerbated by insider selling (e.g., Chief Business Officer Steven Cashman sold ~$214,000 worth of shares on September 9, 2025, per SEC filings), ongoing dilution concerns from a January 2025 public offering that priced shares at a discount (leading to a 15% immediate drop), and a 12.1% plunge on July 16, 2025, tied to weaker-than-expected sector news on healthcare spending cuts amid stagflation fears. Additional pressures include high short interest (9.85% of float as of August 29, 2025) and competition in portable ultrasound from players like Clarius and Mindray. Despite the volatility, analysts maintain a “Buy” consensus (from 6 firms, including TD Cowen at $3.50 and UBS at $2.25, initiated September 11, 2025), with an average 12-month price target of $3.17 (range $2.00–$4.00), implying 105% upside potential. This frames the dip as a speculative entry for high-risk investors, but with elevated volatility (beta 2.52) and execution risks in scaling AI-integrated devices amid regulatory hurdles. Below, I apply the same fundamental principles from the prior analysis to BFLY, adapting the structure for a single stock. This includes retail allocation, stock division metrics (detailed without skipping), buy order impact, macro alignment/growth/returns, investment ranking (within its sector), and alternatives. Data is sourced from the latest available metrics as of September 11, 2025 (e.g., Q2 2025 filings, Yahoo Finance, Nasdaq, Seeking Alpha), using historical proxies for forward estimates where needed. Background deep dive: Founded January 25, 2011, by Jonathan M. Rothberg, Ph.D. (a serial biotech entrepreneur with prior successes at 454 Life Sciences, acquired by Roche for $125M in 2007, and GeneDx, which went public via SPAC in 2021), Butterfly Network pioneered chip-based ultrasound to “democratize medical imaging.” Headquartered in Burlington, MA, the company went public via SPAC merger with Longview Acquisition Corp. on August 16, 2021, raising $175M from partners like Tenet Healthcare and UPMC. Key milestones include FDA clearance for iQ+ in 2021, enterprise rollout in 2023, and AI integrations like Butterfly Garden (launched 2024, with 2 new partners in Q2 2025: iCardio and HeartFocus). Leadership includes CEO Joseph M. DeVivo (since 2022, ex-GE Healthcare, compensation $2.25M in 2024), CTO Victor Ku (appointed September 9, 2025, ex-Apple AI hardware lead), CFO Heather C. Getz ($2.64M comp), and board members like Larry Robbins (Glenview Capital founder) and Dawn Carfora (ex-COO of Hologic). Success projects: Over 145,000 devices shipped globally by Q2 2025; partnerships with University of Rochester Medical Center (deployed 500+ iQ units for emergency use since 2022), Atrium Health (fleet-wide integration in 2024, reducing diagnostic times by 40%), Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC Blueprint platform for 1,000+ clinicians since 2023), Indiana University School of Medicine (curriculum integration for 2,000 students, improving ultrasound proficiency by 25% per internal studies), and recent Sientra partnership (July 2025) for in-office plastic surgery imaging. Q2 2025 revenue hit $23.4M (9% YoY growth, 63% gross margins—company record), with 35% Q4 2024 growth to $22.4M, but net loss narrowed 59% to -$0.06 EPS. Challenges: Cumulative losses ($500M+ since inception), high R&D burn ($40M quarterly), and a January 2025 offering diluting shares by 18.4% YTD. BFLY aligns robustly with US/world futures, revolutionizing diagnostics via AI-powered portable ultrasound (iQ series: whole-body, probe-only scanner at ~$2,400/unit vs. $50K+ cart-based). In 2025’s context of cooling inflation (Fed cuts to 4.5% aiding healthcare capex) and stagflation risks (tight budgets delaying adoptions), BFLY benefits from US priorities like telehealth expansion (post-COVID, $50B market by 2030) and global health equity (WHO goals for imaging access in low-resource areas). A strong dollar eases component imports (chip tech from Taiwan), but export hurdles to EMs persist; BFLY’s 60% US revenue mitigates via domestic focus. Global trends: AI diagnostics boom (projected 25% CAGR to $200B by 2030) and aging populations (UN: 1.5B over-60 by 2050) drive demand for point-of-care tools. Not financial advice as well as AI generated to clean up my thoughts

perceptive_AI

>Elon Musk’s net worth is about **US$380‑$405 billion**. >The total global private wealth is estimated at around **US$470‑USD$471 trillion** as of 2024, per UBS. >So, if you divide Musk’s wealth by total global wealth: >400 billion471 trillion≈0.085%\\frac{400\\text{ billion}}{471\\text{ trillion}} \\approx 0.085\\%471 trillion400 billion​≈0.085% >So Elon Musk owns somewhere around **0.08‑0.09%** of the total global private wealth. Billionaires aren't that rich

Ok_Cry7572

Let's look at the S&P 500 targets that Major wall street had projected for 2025 back in Nov 2024 Current SPY-6666.4 Ed Yardeni, Yardeni Associates: 7,000, Deutsche Bank: 7,000, Bank of Montreal: 6,700, UBS: 6,600, Evercore ISI: 6,600, RBC: 6,600, Wells Fargo: 6,500 – 6,700, and CFRA: 6,585. The S&P 500 currently stands at 6,032 as of the close on November 29th, 2024.

Drawer_Specific

1/16,000 . Fuck Robinhood. Im transferring my account over to UBS

grizzleSbearliano

Blackrock increased stake 30%; Vanguard 80% through June. Why would they increase their stakes if this company is a lost cause? Also, Jp Morgan, UBS, C. Schwab, geode, citadel, blackstone, invesco, Hudson, Jane street, two sigma etc etc are increasing stakes. Why would these super successful firms buy this company? Maybe you’re right tho, maybe they just amp up the meme stock potential for this stock? What the hell do I know

SnooFloofs3486

Thanks. Reaching out to UBS and Saxa to find out what they can tell me.

SnooFloofs3486

There are very few lawyers who would know the relative merits of UAE vs Switzerland for domiciling a relatively small (but meaningful to me) investment. Crowdsourced advice is often a useful filter in the research process. There are often knowledgeable people on reddit. If you're offended for the reasons I'm leaving - I suppose that's something you'll need to grapple with. Possibly find a good therapist? I opened the discussion to find out what people have done. Ie. What country and why? What financial institution in that country? The same things you'd typically consider when deciding between JP Morgan and Fidelity for a brokerage account. I have both and they both have unique merits. I assume this is no different for UBS vs Saxa, but in this case there's an order of magnitude more options with a far more complex decision tree.

Mammoth-Notice1661

Butterfly Network (BFLY) Analysis: Volatile Dip and Investment Thesis As of September 11, 2025, BFLY closed at $1.55, down approximately 22% from its recent high of $1.99 on August 5, 2025 (based on historical price data from Yahoo Finance and Nasdaq, reflecting a post-Q2 earnings pullback and broader medtech sector weakness). This decline was exacerbated by insider selling (e.g., Chief Business Officer Steven Cashman sold ~$214,000 worth of shares on September 9, 2025, per SEC filings), ongoing dilution concerns from a January 2025 public offering that priced shares at a discount (leading to a 15% immediate drop), and a 12.1% plunge on July 16, 2025, tied to weaker-than-expected sector news on healthcare spending cuts amid stagflation fears. Additional pressures include high short interest (9.85% of float as of August 29, 2025) and competition in portable ultrasound from players like Clarius and Mindray. Despite the volatility, analysts maintain a “Buy” consensus (from 6 firms, including TD Cowen at $3.50 and UBS at $2.25, initiated September 11, 2025), with an average 12-month price target of $3.17 (range $2.00–$4.00), implying 105% upside potential. This frames the dip as a speculative entry for high-risk investors, but with elevated volatility (beta 2.52) and execution risks in scaling AI-integrated devices amid regulatory hurdles. Below, I apply the same fundamental principles from the prior analysis to BFLY, adapting the structure for a single stock. This includes retail allocation, stock division metrics (detailed without skipping), buy order impact, macro alignment/growth/returns, investment ranking (within its sector), and alternatives. Data is sourced from the latest available metrics as of September 11, 2025 (e.g., Q2 2025 filings, Yahoo Finance, Nasdaq, Seeking Alpha), using historical proxies for forward estimates where needed. Background deep dive: Founded January 25, 2011, by Jonathan M. Rothberg, Ph.D. (a serial biotech entrepreneur with prior successes at 454 Life Sciences, acquired by Roche for $125M in 2007, and GeneDx, which went public via SPAC in 2021), Butterfly Network pioneered chip-based ultrasound to “democratize medical imaging.” Headquartered in Burlington, MA, the company went public via SPAC merger with Longview Acquisition Corp. on August 16, 2021, raising $175M from partners like Tenet Healthcare and UPMC. Key milestones include FDA clearance for iQ+ in 2021, enterprise rollout in 2023, and AI integrations like Butterfly Garden (launched 2024, with 2 new partners in Q2 2025: iCardio and HeartFocus). Leadership includes CEO Joseph M. DeVivo (since 2022, ex-GE Healthcare, compensation $2.25M in 2024), CTO Victor Ku (appointed September 9, 2025, ex-Apple AI hardware lead), CFO Heather C. Getz ($2.64M comp), and board members like Larry Robbins (Glenview Capital founder) and Dawn Carfora (ex-COO of Hologic). Success projects: Over 145,000 devices shipped globally by Q2 2025; partnerships with University of Rochester Medical Center (deployed 500+ iQ units for emergency use since 2022), Atrium Health (fleet-wide integration in 2024, reducing diagnostic times by 40%), Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC Blueprint platform for 1,000+ clinicians since 2023), Indiana University School of Medicine (curriculum integration for 2,000 students, improving ultrasound proficiency by 25% per internal studies), and recent Sientra partnership (July 2025) for in-office plastic surgery imaging. Q2 2025 revenue hit $23.4M (9% YoY growth, 63% gross margins—company record), with 35% Q4 2024 growth to $22.4M, but net loss narrowed 59% to -$0.06 EPS. Challenges: Cumulative losses ($500M+ since inception), high R&D burn ($40M quarterly), and a January 2025 offering diluting shares by 18.4% YTD. BFLY aligns robustly with US/world futures, revolutionizing diagnostics via AI-powered portable ultrasound (iQ series: whole-body, probe-only scanner at ~$2,400/unit vs. $50K+ cart-based). In 2025’s context of cooling inflation (Fed cuts to 4.5% aiding healthcare capex) and stagflation risks (tight budgets delaying adoptions), BFLY benefits from US priorities like telehealth expansion (post-COVID, $50B market by 2030) and global health equity (WHO goals for imaging access in low-resource areas). A strong dollar eases component imports (chip tech from Taiwan), but export hurdles to EMs persist; BFLY’s 60% US revenue mitigates via domestic focus. Global trends: AI diagnostics boom (projected 25% CAGR to $200B by 2030) and aging populations (UN: 1.5B over-60 by 2050) drive demand for point-of-care tools. Not financial advice as well as AI generated to clean up my thoughts

htowns

🚨Whisper Alert🚨 JUST NOW: Fat finger at Barrons sways earnings. Barrons incorrectly stated EPS. Analyst are jumping in as market reacts on incorrect data. ACTUAL: The homebuilder posted third-quarter net income of $591 million, or $2.29 a share. Which was incorrectly stated by Barrons and beat market expectation of $2.10 a share. Overall sales narrowly miss at $8.810B vs $8.997 estimate. “We expect this to bounce heavily after tomorrows earnings call as others including star fund Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway continue to acquire at these low levels.” - UBS

weasler7

My google search says you can ACATS transfer to a UBS account. So for him... maybe it is possible to set up a UBS account and just give up US citizenship if he desires.

weasler7

I should have made an appointment at UBS while I was visiting. Now it is painful as UBS only has an investment banking division here.

Suspicious_Place1270

First of all: good decision Second: come to Switzerland, we have good relations with the US and you could probably seamlessly transfer to UBS. Make sure to contact them in advance.

friedbymoonlight

UBS says shit like that when they want to buy stocks. Swiss are in it for the Swiss 

newstartupnext

“UBS, Deutsche, and Morgan Stanley underwriting NIO’s raise tells me institutions already validated the plan. That’s a strong signal.”

Happy_Discussion_536

u/Beginning-Fig-9089 Do yall tards even read the articles you post? >>93% Odds of Recession Supported by ‘Hard Data,’ Says UBS https://fortune.com/2025/09/02/recession-probability-93-percent-hard-data-ubs-stable-elevated-economy/ Literally says they don't believe their own "proprietary model" currently: Despite the elevated risk, UBS’s economics team is not formally forecasting a recession, but rather expects “soggy growth” followed by improvement in 2026.

Beginning-Fig-9089

[93% Odds of Recession Supported by ‘Hard Data,’ Says UBS](https://fortune.com/2025/09/02/recession-probability-93-percent-hard-data-ubs-stable-elevated-economy/)

dingusmingus2222

Fuck school kids. Just become a wall street analyst. You can get paid for being less accurate than a weatherman. Just change your mind every couple weeks. Aug 17: **UBS** maintained its **Buy recommendation** on ASTS shares and lifted the firm’s price objective **from $38 to $62.** Sept 09: **UBS** Securities **downgraded** ASTS from Buy to Hold. The brokerage firm greatly reduced its price target, **to $42 from $62.**

TheDudeAbidesFarOut

I got some hard data for UBS....

Strong-Oil-4308

|| || |11.78%|% of Shares Held by All Insider| |45.65%|% of Shares Held by Institutions| |51.74%|% of Float Held by Institutions| |309|Number of Institutions Holding Shares| # Top Institutional Holders |Holder|Shares|Date Reported|% Out|Value| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |Vanguard Group Inc|66.41M|Jun 30, 2025|9.02%|698,623,530| |T. Rowe Price Investment Management, Inc.|16.37M|Jun 30, 2025|2.22%|172,205,054| |Blackrock Inc.|15.18M|Jun 30, 2025|2.06%|159,650,885| |Two Sigma Advisers, LP|13.09M|Jun 30, 2025|1.78%|137,665,777| |Qube Research & Technologies Ltd|12.54M|Jun 30, 2025|1.70%|131,927,149| |Charles Schwab Investment Management, Inc.|11.85M|Jun 30, 2025|1.61%|124,682,898| |Goldman Sachs Group Inc|11.82M|Jun 30, 2025|1.61%|124,390,852| |Two Sigma Investments, LP|10.6M|Jun 30, 2025|1.44%|111,548,845| |UBS Group AG|9.68M|Jun 30, 2025|1.31%|101,810,323| |Weiss Asset Management Lp|9.61M|Jun 30, 2025|1.31%|101,063,319|

Strong-Oil-4308

Jeezus....just look at who is holding stock.......this is no pump and dump.......if it pulls back tomorrow and it just might with folks taking profits.....grab a set and buy. You won't be sorry. || || |11.78%|% of Shares Held by All Insider| |45.65%|% of Shares Held by Institutions| |51.74%|% of Float Held by Institutions| |309|Number of Institutions Holding Shares| # Top Institutional Holders |Holder|Shares|Date Reported|% Out|Value| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |Vanguard Group Inc|66.41M|Jun 30, 2025|9.02%|698,623,530| |T. Rowe Price Investment Management, Inc.|16.37M|Jun 30, 2025|2.22%|172,205,054| |Blackrock Inc.|15.18M|Jun 30, 2025|2.06%|159,650,885| |Two Sigma Advisers, LP|13.09M|Jun 30, 2025|1.78%|137,665,777| |Qube Research & Technologies Ltd|12.54M|Jun 30, 2025|1.70%|131,927,149| |Charles Schwab Investment Management, Inc.|11.85M|Jun 30, 2025|1.61%|124,682,898| |Goldman Sachs Group Inc|11.82M|Jun 30, 2025|1.61%|124,390,852| |Two Sigma Investments, LP|10.6M|Jun 30, 2025|1.44%|111,548,845| |UBS Group AG|9.68M|Jun 30, 2025|1.31%|101,810,323| |Weiss Asset Management Lp|9.61M|Jun 30, 2025|1.31%|101,063,319|

Strong-Oil-4308

Jeezus....just look at who is holding stock.......this is no pump and dump.......if it pulls back tomorrow and it just might with folks taking profits.....grab a set and buy. You won't be sorry. || || |11.78%|% of Shares Held by All Insider| |45.65%|% of Shares Held by Institutions| |51.74%|% of Float Held by Institutions| |309|Number of Institutions Holding Shares| # Top Institutional Holders |Holder|Shares|Date Reported|% Out|Value| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |Vanguard Group Inc|66.41M|Jun 30, 2025|9.02%|698,623,530| |T. Rowe Price Investment Management, Inc.|16.37M|Jun 30, 2025|2.22%|172,205,054| |Blackrock Inc.|15.18M|Jun 30, 2025|2.06%|159,650,885| |Two Sigma Advisers, LP|13.09M|Jun 30, 2025|1.78%|137,665,777| |Qube Research & Technologies Ltd|12.54M|Jun 30, 2025|1.70%|131,927,149| |Charles Schwab Investment Management, Inc.|11.85M|Jun 30, 2025|1.61%|124,682,898| |Goldman Sachs Group Inc|11.82M|Jun 30, 2025|1.61%|124,390,852| |Two Sigma Investments, LP|10.6M|Jun 30, 2025|1.44%|111,548,845| |UBS Group AG|9.68M|Jun 30, 2025|1.31%|101,810,323| |Weiss Asset Management Lp|9.61M|Jun 30, 2025|1.31%|101,063,319|

Strong-Oil-4308

Jeezus....just look at who is holding stock.......this is no pump and dump.......if it pulls back tomorrow and it just might with folks taking profits.....grab a set and buy. You won't be sorry. || || |11.78%|% of Shares Held by All Insider| |45.65%|% of Shares Held by Institutions| |51.74%|% of Float Held by Institutions| |309|Number of Institutions Holding Shares| # Top Institutional Holders |Holder|Shares|Date Reported|% Out|Value| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |Vanguard Group Inc|66.41M|Jun 30, 2025|9.02%|698,623,530| |T. Rowe Price Investment Management, Inc.|16.37M|Jun 30, 2025|2.22%|172,205,054| |Blackrock Inc.|15.18M|Jun 30, 2025|2.06%|159,650,885| |Two Sigma Advisers, LP|13.09M|Jun 30, 2025|1.78%|137,665,777| |Qube Research & Technologies Ltd|12.54M|Jun 30, 2025|1.70%|131,927,149| |Charles Schwab Investment Management, Inc.|11.85M|Jun 30, 2025|1.61%|124,682,898| |Goldman Sachs Group Inc|11.82M|Jun 30, 2025|1.61%|124,390,852| |Two Sigma Investments, LP|10.6M|Jun 30, 2025|1.44%|111,548,845| |UBS Group AG|9.68M|Jun 30, 2025|1.31%|101,810,323| |Weiss Asset Management Lp|9.61M|Jun 30, 2025|1.31%|101,063,319|

Strong-Oil-4308

Jeezus....just look at who is holding stock.......this is no pump and dump.......if it pulls back tomorrow and it just might with folks taking profits.....grab a set and buy. You won't be sorry. || || |11.78%|% of Shares Held by All Insider| |45.65%|% of Shares Held by Institutions| |51.74%|% of Float Held by Institutions| |309|Number of Institutions Holding Shares| # Top Institutional Holders |Holder|Shares|Date Reported|% Out|Value| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |Vanguard Group Inc|66.41M|Jun 30, 2025|9.02%|698,623,530| |T. Rowe Price Investment Management, Inc.|16.37M|Jun 30, 2025|2.22%|172,205,054| |Blackrock Inc.|15.18M|Jun 30, 2025|2.06%|159,650,885| |Two Sigma Advisers, LP|13.09M|Jun 30, 2025|1.78%|137,665,777| |Qube Research & Technologies Ltd|12.54M|Jun 30, 2025|1.70%|131,927,149| |Charles Schwab Investment Management, Inc.|11.85M|Jun 30, 2025|1.61%|124,682,898| |Goldman Sachs Group Inc|11.82M|Jun 30, 2025|1.61%|124,390,852| |Two Sigma Investments, LP|10.6M|Jun 30, 2025|1.44%|111,548,845| |UBS Group AG|9.68M|Jun 30, 2025|1.31%|101,810,323| |Weiss Asset Management Lp|9.61M|Jun 30, 2025|1.31%|101,063,319|

Strong-Oil-4308

Jeezus....just look at who is holding stock.......this is no pump and dump.......if it pulls back tomorrow and it just might with folks taking profits.....grab a set and buy. You won't be sorry. || || |11.78%|% of Shares Held by All Insider| |45.65%|% of Shares Held by Institutions| |51.74%|% of Float Held by Institutions| |309|Number of Institutions Holding Shares| # Top Institutional Holders |Holder|Shares|Date Reported|% Out|Value| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |Vanguard Group Inc|66.41M|Jun 30, 2025|9.02%|698,623,530| |T. Rowe Price Investment Management, Inc.|16.37M|Jun 30, 2025|2.22%|172,205,054| |Blackrock Inc.|15.18M|Jun 30, 2025|2.06%|159,650,885| |Two Sigma Advisers, LP|13.09M|Jun 30, 2025|1.78%|137,665,777| |Qube Research & Technologies Ltd|12.54M|Jun 30, 2025|1.70%|131,927,149| |Charles Schwab Investment Management, Inc.|11.85M|Jun 30, 2025|1.61%|124,682,898| |Goldman Sachs Group Inc|11.82M|Jun 30, 2025|1.61%|124,390,852| |Two Sigma Investments, LP|10.6M|Jun 30, 2025|1.44%|111,548,845| |UBS Group AG|9.68M|Jun 30, 2025|1.31%|101,810,323| |Weiss Asset Management Lp|9.61M|Jun 30, 2025|1.31%|101,063,319|

Strong-Oil-4308

Jeezus....just look at who is holding stock.......this is no pump and dump.......if it pulls back tomorrow and it just might with folks taking profits.....grab a set and buy. You won't be sorry. || || |11.78%|% of Shares Held by All Insider| |45.65%|% of Shares Held by Institutions| |51.74%|% of Float Held by Institutions| |309|Number of Institutions Holding Shares| # Top Institutional Holders |Holder|Shares|Date Reported|% Out|Value| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |Vanguard Group Inc|66.41M|Jun 30, 2025|9.02%|698,623,530| |T. Rowe Price Investment Management, Inc.|16.37M|Jun 30, 2025|2.22%|172,205,054| |Blackrock Inc.|15.18M|Jun 30, 2025|2.06%|159,650,885| |Two Sigma Advisers, LP|13.09M|Jun 30, 2025|1.78%|137,665,777| |Qube Research & Technologies Ltd|12.54M|Jun 30, 2025|1.70%|131,927,149| |Charles Schwab Investment Management, Inc.|11.85M|Jun 30, 2025|1.61%|124,682,898| |Goldman Sachs Group Inc|11.82M|Jun 30, 2025|1.61%|124,390,852| |Two Sigma Investments, LP|10.6M|Jun 30, 2025|1.44%|111,548,845| |UBS Group AG|9.68M|Jun 30, 2025|1.31%|101,810,323| |Weiss Asset Management Lp|9.61M|Jun 30, 2025|1.31%|101,063,319|

Strong-Oil-4308

Jeezus....just look at who is holding stock.......this is no pump and dump.......if it pulls back tomorrow and it just might with folks taking profits.....grab a set and buy. You won't be sorry. || || |11.78%|% of Shares Held by All Insider| |45.65%|% of Shares Held by Institutions| |51.74%|% of Float Held by Institutions| |309|Number of Institutions Holding Shares| # Top Institutional Holders |Holder|Shares|Date Reported|% Out|Value| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |Vanguard Group Inc|66.41M|Jun 30, 2025|9.02%|698,623,530| |T. Rowe Price Investment Management, Inc.|16.37M|Jun 30, 2025|2.22%|172,205,054| |Blackrock Inc.|15.18M|Jun 30, 2025|2.06%|159,650,885| |Two Sigma Advisers, LP|13.09M|Jun 30, 2025|1.78%|137,665,777| |Qube Research & Technologies Ltd|12.54M|Jun 30, 2025|1.70%|131,927,149| |Charles Schwab Investment Management, Inc.|11.85M|Jun 30, 2025|1.61%|124,682,898| |Goldman Sachs Group Inc|11.82M|Jun 30, 2025|1.61%|124,390,852| |Two Sigma Investments, LP|10.6M|Jun 30, 2025|1.44%|111,548,845| |UBS Group AG|9.68M|Jun 30, 2025|1.31%|101,810,323| |Weiss Asset Management Lp|9.61M|Jun 30, 2025|1.31%|101,063,319|

onamixt

> UBS has downgraded AST SpaceMobile (ASTS) to a "Neutral" rating from "Buy" and lowered its price target from $62 to $43, citing increased competition in the space-to-cellular market following SpaceX's acquisition of EchoStar's spectrum. It was fun while it lasted

dvegas2000

Per UBS, since 1960, the S&P 500 has had an average 11.7% return one year after reaching an all time high. So that data says invest it now! Emotionally it’s a tough pill to swallow if the market drops right after you out a big chuck into the market. The best investors are not emotional.

oanthonyknightx2

2% drop in margin due to tariffs year over year, I think it could bounce back either when people realize the price is down 55% compared to margin forecasts or the tariffs get revoked. That assumes luxury brands recover and we aren’t heading to a recession which has about a 93% probability according to UBS as of Sept 5. LULU may take a beating yet before swinging back if folks can’t buy overpriced yoga pants and gasoline.

DanOnTop

SOFR+2.75 is still really good. Remember these lines are interest only so there's no principal payment. As your portfolio gets higher and higher you get better and better rates. All the big banks do this - Schwab, JPM, BOA, UBS, USB etc... They will open a brokerage account and then lend against it.

Thin_Cat8817

holy fuck you're an idiot, they're just referencing a UBS report. The source is UBS not fortune

Thin_Cat8817

[https://fortune.com/2025/09/02/recession-probability-93-percent-hard-data-ubs-stable-elevated-economy/](https://fortune.com/2025/09/02/recession-probability-93-percent-hard-data-ubs-stable-elevated-economy/) UBS and other major banks talking about this isn't my "imagination". you claimed GDP was rising, I showed you that it is declining.

InvestorTX

UBS raised price target of BRK.B to $597.00

InvestorTX

UBS raised price target of BRK.B to $597.00

InvestorTX

UBS raised price target of BRK.B to $597.00

InvestorTX

UBS raised price target of BRK.B to $597.00

InvestorTX

UBS raised price target of BRK.B to $597.00

7Zarx7

UBS is rating red flags for over priced (ASX). But when you read the stock announcements, guess who is buying. Haven't seen this before.

numerus42

From a reuters article "UBS's markets and trading desk said in a note to clients on [Thursday.It](http://Thursday.It) estimates that in 2025, direct holdings of retail stock will reach 265% of disposable income". Does that mean that on average households own shares valued at 2,65 times their gross monthly income? Would that include shares in 401ks as well? Source: [https://www.reuters.com/markets/wealth/hedge-funds-still-cautious-us-stocks-going-into-fragile-september-2025-09-02/](https://www.reuters.com/markets/wealth/hedge-funds-still-cautious-us-stocks-going-into-fragile-september-2025-09-02/)

JakeTappersCat

UBS gives Nvidia 185B rev for 2025. So far they reported $44B in Q1 and guidance is for $45B this quarter (total 90B). So they expect nvidia to average $47.5B for the next two quarters... that doesn't sound like huge growth or "infinite demand" to me. Lululemon will grow 2x faster than that lmao

ITCHYisSylar

Been using Etrade for years.  Works great.  Both employer stock, amd brokerage account. Only issue i ever had was when my employer switched from UBS to Etrade, my company stock transfer didnt document the purchase price correctly, so when I sold and got my tax gain, it looked like all the money I sold was capital gains, as opposed to the difference between the buy price and sell price.  That was the only time I had that problem. My accountant was awesome and knew her shit, and walked me through finding the correct price, printing it out, and doing my taxes correctly, cause I wasn't that familiar with this stuff at the time.  Shout out to H&R Block that I got to for having tax pros that know their stuff (as opposed to the H&R Block in my home town where that lady did not).  

corp_carrot

Post was based on $150. MS for most. UBS for others

Boston-Bets

Why did UBS lower their price target to $105? Doesn't seem much upside from $87, which is today's price.

Latter_Remove1314

Every single price target on the street is north of current price. Not a single analysts thinks this should be valued at what it’s currently at. Even the lowest price target by UBS is 20% upside lol