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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

InvestorTX

Brk.b got their price target raised by UBS

visionarymind

💎 🔛 🤲: > PHOENIX - Sprouts Farmers Market, Inc. (NASDAQ:SFM), currently valued at $14.1 billion, announced on Tuesday that its Board of Directors has authorized a new $1 billion share repurchase program, replacing its current authorization which had approximately $143 million remaining. According to InvestingPro data, management has been consistently aggressive with share buybacks, supported by the company’s robust financial health score of 2.92 out of 5. > The specialty grocery retailer said the new buyback program was approved on August 13, 2025, and will allow the company to purchase shares on a discretionary basis through open market purchases, privately negotiated transactions, or other means, including through Rule 10b5-1 trading plans. > The program has no expiration date and may be commenced, suspended, or discontinued at any time, according to the company. Sprouts noted that its Board expects to periodically review the authorization to assess its continued appropriateness based on capital allocation priorities, market conditions, and alternative investment opportunities. > “Our ongoing share repurchase program reflects our robust cash flow generation and our Board’s confidence in our strategy and the potential of our business,” said Curtis Valentine, chief financial officer of Sprouts Farmers Market. > Valentine added that the company is committed to delivering long-term value for investors by prioritizing investments for business growth while returning excess free cash flow to shareholders through the ongoing repurchase program. > Sprouts Farmers Market operates more than 450 stores across 24 states and employs approximately 35,000 people. The company specializes in fresh, natural, and organic food products. > The announcement was made in a press release statement issued by the company. > In other recent news, Sprouts Farmers Market reported impressive second-quarter 2025 results, surpassing analysts’ expectations. The company achieved an earnings per share of $1.35, beating the forecasted $1.23, and generated revenue of $2.2 billion, exceeding the anticipated $2.17 billion. UBS adjusted its price target for Sprouts Farmers Market to $180.00, citing supply chain impacts but maintaining a Neutral rating. Meanwhile, Wells Fargo upgraded the company’s stock rating from Equal Weight to Overweight, viewing recent stock pullbacks as buying opportunities. Barclays also upgraded Sprouts Farmers Market to Overweight, raising its price target to $185.00, highlighting the company’s steady growth outlook and incremental sales drivers. On the other hand, BMO Capital lowered its price target to $170.00, maintaining a Market Perform rating due to expected deceleration in comparable store sales growth. These developments reflect a mix of optimism and caution among analysts regarding Sprouts Farmers Market’s future performance.

Kurso

UBS has a price target of $4 and is buying a ton of options according to 13F. Price targets are useless.

you_are_wrong_tho

UBS analysts just said last week (after asts CFO presented to them) they expect their profit margin to be 80%. They also raised their price target from $38 to $63.

looool_k_libtard

UBS downgraded OSCR and then immediately bought calls when the price fell. Hilarious.

No-Fold1994

Likely will happen sooner. Credit Susie shut its doors after 160 years. They were the second largest Swiss back. A position that got bill hwang arrested after his firm collapsed was passed on to credit Susie then forced by the Swiss government to be absorbed by UBS. The largest bank in Switzerland. There’s a ticking time bomb in the market as well. Which is why they sealed all records for 50 years. 

3xonblack

IBTA drops 30% on earnings, UBS still holding neutral outlook. Will they finally tell me to sell when it’s down 99%?

trumpenergyexplosion

As of the latest available data from March 31, 2025, the following institutions hold significant shares of Ocean Power Technologies, Inc. (OPTT) stock, based on 13F filings and other reports: 1. Vanguard Group Inc. - 6.26 million shares (12.27% of outstanding shares, valued at approximately $3.27 million) 2. BlackRock Inc. - 2.82 million shares (5.53%, valued at approximately $1.47 million) 3. Geode Capital Management, LLC - 1.56 million shares (3.06%, valued at approximately $814,970) 4. UBS Group AG - 929,830 shares (1.82%, valued at approximately $485,744) 5. Susquehanna International Group, LLP - 639,750 shares (1.25%, valued at approximately $334,208) 6. State Street Corporation - 419,880 shares (0.82%, valued at approximately $219,347) 7. Northern Trust Corporation - 313,950 shares (0.62%, valued at approximately $164,010) 8. SBI Securities Co., Ltd. - 289,270 shares (0.57%, valued at approximately $151,113) 9. J.W. Cole Advisors, Inc. - 215,140 shares (0.42%, valued at approximately $112,389) 10. Cambridge Investment Research Advisors Inc. - 198,150 shares (0.39%, valued at approximately $103,513) Additional institutions with smaller holdings include: • Sargent Investment Group, LLC - 528,000 shares (0.362% as of January 27, 2025, valued at approximately $539,000) • Baader Bank Aktiengesellschaft - 100,000 shares (0.058% as of July 10, 2025, valued at approximately $47,000) • Virtu Financial LLC - 61,109 shares (0.036% as of May 12, 2025, valued at approximately $28,000) • Penbrook Management LLC - 31,500 shares (0.022% as of January 23, 2025, valued at approximately $32,000) • LPL Financial LLC - 25,097 shares (0.017% as of February 11, 2025, valued at approximately $26,000) Key Points: • Total Institutional Ownership: Approximately 8.14% to 11.93% of OPTT’s shares are held by institutions, depending on the source and date of the data. • Number of Institutions: Around 50-61 institutions hold OPTT shares, with the variation depending on the reporting period and source. • Major Mutual Fund Holders: • Vanguard Total Stock Market Index Fund: 3.65 million shares (7.15%) • Vanguard Extended Market Index Fund: 2.57 million shares (5.05%) • Fidelity Extended Market Index Fund: 800,720 shares (1.57%) • Fidelity Total Market Index Fund: 278,960 shares (0.55%) • Fidelity Series Total Market Index Fund: 234,060 shares (0.46%) • Schwab Total Stock Market Index Fund: 50,000 shares (0.10%) Notes: • The data reflects holdings as of March 31, 2025, unless otherwise specified, and is sourced from 13F filings reported to the SEC. • Share prices and valuations fluctuate; for instance, the share price was $0.53 on August 8, 2025, and $0.40 on April 17, 2025, affecting the reported value of holdings. • Institutional ownership has increased recently, with a total of 14.88 million shares held by 57 institutions as of August 8, 2025, up by 4.16 million shares (38.81%) from the previous quarter. • Some institutions, like Sargent Investment Group and Baader Bank, significantly increased their stakes, while others, like Virtu Financial and XTX Topco Ltd., reduced their positions in recent quarters. For the most current and detailed institutional ownership information, you can check sources like Nasdaq.com, Yahoo Finance, or MarketBeat.com, which provide updated 13F filings and shareholder data.

trumpenergyexplosion

As of the latest available data from March 31, 2025, the following institutions hold significant shares of Ocean Power Technologies, Inc. (OPTT) stock, based on 13F filings and other reports: 1. Vanguard Group Inc. - 6.26 million shares (12.27% of outstanding shares, valued at approximately $3.27 million) 2. BlackRock Inc. - 2.82 million shares (5.53%, valued at approximately $1.47 million) 3. Geode Capital Management, LLC - 1.56 million shares (3.06%, valued at approximately $814,970) 4. UBS Group AG - 929,830 shares (1.82%, valued at approximately $485,744) 5. Susquehanna International Group, LLP - 639,750 shares (1.25%, valued at approximately $334,208) 6. State Street Corporation - 419,880 shares (0.82%, valued at approximately $219,347) 7. Northern Trust Corporation - 313,950 shares (0.62%, valued at approximately $164,010) 8. SBI Securities Co., Ltd. - 289,270 shares (0.57%, valued at approximately $151,113) 9. J.W. Cole Advisors, Inc. - 215,140 shares (0.42%, valued at approximately $112,389) 10. Cambridge Investment Research Advisors Inc. - 198,150 shares (0.39%, valued at approximately $103,513) Additional institutions with smaller holdings include: • Sargent Investment Group, LLC - 528,000 shares (0.362% as of January 27, 2025, valued at approximately $539,000) • Baader Bank Aktiengesellschaft - 100,000 shares (0.058% as of July 10, 2025, valued at approximately $47,000) • Virtu Financial LLC - 61,109 shares (0.036% as of May 12, 2025, valued at approximately $28,000) • Penbrook Management LLC - 31,500 shares (0.022% as of January 23, 2025, valued at approximately $32,000) • LPL Financial LLC - 25,097 shares (0.017% as of February 11, 2025, valued at approximately $26,000) Key Points: • Total Institutional Ownership: Approximately 8.14% to 11.93% of OPTT’s shares are held by institutions, depending on the source and date of the data. • Number of Institutions: Around 50-61 institutions hold OPTT shares, with the variation depending on the reporting period and source. • Major Mutual Fund Holders: • Vanguard Total Stock Market Index Fund: 3.65 million shares (7.15%) • Vanguard Extended Market Index Fund: 2.57 million shares (5.05%) • Fidelity Extended Market Index Fund: 800,720 shares (1.57%) • Fidelity Total Market Index Fund: 278,960 shares (0.55%) • Fidelity Series Total Market Index Fund: 234,060 shares (0.46%) • Schwab Total Stock Market Index Fund: 50,000 shares (0.10%) Notes: • The data reflects holdings as of March 31, 2025, unless otherwise specified, and is sourced from 13F filings reported to the SEC. • Share prices and valuations fluctuate; for instance, the share price was $0.53 on August 8, 2025, and $0.40 on April 17, 2025, affecting the reported value of holdings. • Institutional ownership has increased recently, with a total of 14.88 million shares held by 57 institutions as of August 8, 2025, up by 4.16 million shares (38.81%) from the previous quarter. • Some institutions, like Sargent Investment Group and Baader Bank, significantly increased their stakes, while others, like Virtu Financial and XTX Topco Ltd., reduced their positions in recent quarters. For the most current and detailed institutional ownership information, you can check sources like Nasdaq.com, Yahoo Finance, or MarketBeat.com, which provide updated 13F filings and shareholder data.

forlorn_hope28

In my experience, you have to link an account. If it's through UBS, that would mean you would have to create or claim an account. Also, depending on the size of your company, the department you want is Stock Admin, not HR. Either way, I would wait for corporate to get back to you as they'd have a better idea of where you stand.

blmatthews

I’m not sure what you think anyone here can do for you? Either your company screwed up or UBS screwed up or you’re supposed to log in with something other than your employee ID or it just takes this long, or… and only your company can tell you which. Bug HR, if you don’t get a response start escalating, through both HR and your manager.

Eazy-Eid

No, and the people who answer yes will need to explain why they think they know better than JP Morgan, Fidelity, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, DBS, Deutsche Bank, UBS, and all the other major firms who have significant crypto holdings and offerings.

Recent_Register_2952

I doubt they will cry over Small businesses. Azure raked in $75B last year, up 34% YoY, with mega caps pumping 90% of that growth—SMBs a measly 5.7%, mid-market a joke at 3.7%. Copilot and E5 have Barclays and UBS drooling, not the local bodega or moms and pops. It wont matter because they all just cash mega cap checks back and forth to each other. Buy $NVDA and $MSFT despite my illiteracy

KittyLover-7

U.S. STOCKS MAY DROP IN AUGUST, UBS SEES BUYING OPPORTUNITY UBS expects U.S. stocks to fall in August as economic data worsens. Weaker jobs numbers last week raised slowdown fears. Strategists say markets will likely decline until the Fed signals rate cuts, which they expect in the coming months. UBS views any pullback as a chance to buy. If this isn’t bag dumping LOL

itslucygoosey

Before I found out about Robinhood I had a financial advisor (I didn’t have a lot of money, maybe like 20k, but he was my moms advisor for year). Netflix did a 7 for 1 split in 2015 and i asked for 10k worth at $100 a share (would be like 110k today), turns out he immediately sold them at like $110 a share because they “took up more than 10% of my portfolio”. Okay I was mad but then said fine take the 10k and buy Tesla cause they had these new solar roofs that sounded interesting. Would be about 670 shares and that 10k worth 200k today. Turns out he didn’t invest in them at all because “it’s a bad stock and over inflated”. He did later take my money and put it in SNAP ipo and lost 2/3 of my value. The only things in my account that have made money are UBS index funds he invested in (and it’s a return rate that’s low) and stocks that I had called in to have him purchase for me (my return rate is about 850% in the ones i told him to buy) Right now I’m in RH doing things on my own and my biggest regret is selling a penny stock pharma that I had faith in right before they made an FDA announcement (sold after hours on a Thursday announcement was Monday). I would have made a million on a 50k investment. RH had just converted my account to “day trader” status so I didn’t get my money back immediately for the sale, since it was after hours Thursday it didn’t clear on Friday and monday was a holiday so I had to wait until Tuesday

Quixotus

>they already stated they plan to get back to growth Good, I'm glad you trust them this much. This reminds me of Credit Suisse. One day the CEO was live on Bloomberg saying in front of the camera that everything was absolutely fine, that it was business as usual. Two days later they were filing for bankruptcy and had to be acquired by UBS (and the acquisition only took place because the Swiss government forced UBS to do it). I'm glad you trust what CEOs say in public.

Relevant_Pepper7

UBS didn’t forecast more than 5% growth next year for the S&P

Immediate-Sky9959

Was a Summer Intern during Junior and Senior years in college. Spent my senior year on the Floor at my Firm's Booth. Next to our BOOTH was Paine Webber and Art Cashin. I probably spent more time listening to him than the guys in our Booth. The Men in our Booth were brilliant, But, Mr. Cashen was the next level. I did get an offer right after graduation to be a Junior on the Prop desk, and I took it. Made it a Point at least once every quarter until I retired to have dinner with Mr. Cashin at Bobby Vans . He could talk the hands off a clock but it wasn't BS. You can't learn what he knew from any AI program. I learned feeling the market, understanding buy and sell volume towards close, who and what was BS, the list goes on and on. Traded on the Prop Desk for 10 years until they shut it down, then was a Rates trader for the next 15 yrs. Retired MD of the desk. And the defining moment of my career is when Mr. Cashin came to our Office( we were the enemy) and congratulated me on the promotion. We went to Bobby Vans that night and celebrated all on his DIME. When Webber became UBS we didn't see much of each other, except for the occasional Holiday Drink. Mr.Cashen passed away 2024 and the young age of 83 and was still the GENERAL of THE FLOOR. AMEN and GOd Bless

pickle787

Here you go big boy. Feel free to edit your response to take out everyone. I’m not everyone. UBS analyst Trung Huynh said data also showed Lilly was getting around two-thirds of new patients onto Zepbound. The company in December posted results from a large head-to-head trial showing patients on Zepbound lost an average of 20.2% of their weight after 72 weeks compared to 13.7% for the group treated with Wegovy.

RepairmanJack2025

UBS Raises $AMD Price Target from $150 to $210. About time. The Rodney Dangerfield of chips gets a well-deserved upgrade

jusukkzj77575

UBS has increased its price target for Amazon.com (AMZN, Financial) to $271, up from a previous $249, while maintaining a Buy rating on the stock. This adjustment comes in anticipation of the company's Q2 earnings report scheduled for July 31.

Rude_Judgment7928

The big money consensus (just read reports from UBS/JPMorgan/Etc from April) was that the tariffs we're illegal and had a 50% shot of being overturned. The on-again-off-again nature makes them hard to challenge. Not to mention there is a reasonable shot they'll be gone in 3 years (turning over EOs is instant). We'll see if Ford sits back and pays 50% on steel/copper, when their competitors can buy untariffed steel and build cars overseas and only face a 15% tariff.

aihes

UBS just five years late to wisdom

Upper_Knowledge_6439

UBS warns fire is hot and you can get burned. Good gawd....what $250K a year analyst spent 6 months figuring this one out and then sent out the 37 slide powerpoint

blackicebaby

It's been over valued from day 1. WTF is UBS talking about?

keeptoyourself_trust

**Current verified analyst price targets:** * Average target of $0.83 with a high forecast of $1.00 and low of $0.68 [Opendoor Technologies (OPEN) Stock Forecast, Price Targets and Analysts Predictions - TipRanks.com](https://www.tipranks.com/stocks/open/forecast) * 5 analysts with consensus "Hold" rating and $1.7 average target [Opendoor Technologies (OPEN) Stock Forecast & Price Targets](https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/open/forecast/) * Range from $1.30 to $2.50 with $1.87 average [What is the current Price Target and Forecast for Opendoor Technologies (OPEN)](https://www.zacks.com/stock/research/OPEN/price-target-stock-forecast) * Most recent was UBS on March 4, 2025 with a $1.20 target

Kris_Mettew

Given your situation and the size of the credit line you're exploring, it’s worth narrowing your search to institutions that explicitly offer SBLOCs with non-restricted use cases. Firms like Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch, Raymond James, and UBS have more traditional SBLOC programs, especially for high-net-worth clients. These are typically secured against non-retirement brokerage accounts and can be tailored more precisely to your needs if you're working with a dedicated relationship manager. You might also want to check with Bank of America or Wells Fargo Private Bank, they sometimes structure SBLOCs through their investment arms. Keep in mind that having assets custodied with the provider usually helps with both approval and rate negotiation. If your timeline is tight or you’re trying to avoid unnecessary inquiries, a good next step is reaching out directly to the wealth management or private banking divisions, not the retail banking or customer support lines. Be upfront that it’s for an SBLOC, not margin lending, and mention the specific dollar amount, it should fast-track you to the right contact. Also, it may help to ask for a term sheet or example rate grid in writing to compare terms (LTV limits, rate tiers, draw requirements, callable features). And definitely confirm whether the SBLOC is recourse or non-recourse, and what kind of collateral haircut they apply to different asset classes.

Pink_Squadron_Medic

Dana M is engaged and she cheats on her husband with dudes she meets at bars and networking events She fucked around with JPM BAC WFC MS UBS GS dudes

cinJESUS

UBS states that effective tariff rate is only 2% because there are a lot of exceptions for the tariffs and the tax cuts mitigate a significant amount interesting 🤔🤔🤔

cinJESUS

# Bad news doesn't sell-off and good news moves us forward, says UBS' Alli McCartney

Sauron1827

Best earnings play for XOM. BUY XOM AUG 15 110/115 CALL SPREAD. Based on StratPilot AI response…. “🎯 Why This Trade Exxon Mobil has seen increased institutional buying from Strategic Blueprint LLC and World Investment Advisors, indicating confidence in the stock's future performance. Despite UBS lowering its price target, the "buy" rating was maintained, showing continued bullish sentiment. The stock is trading just above its 20-day moving average, suggesting potential support around $110.06. The RSI is neutral at 55.22, leaving room for upward momentum post-earnings. With high IV Rank, this strategy benefits from directional movement rather than volatility contraction.” Full Response here: https://stratpilotai.com/trade/4-PNxwvQkU

Rude_Judgment7928

I've posted this before, but as of April, UBS execs maintained a position that any tariffs that are "permanent" will get thrown out by the courts. Institutions are not pricing in 100% chance of tariffs (not that the know what levels they will be either).

bullrfuk

>Today’s bull market has just begun – UBS LMAO

LarryStink

Do banks use ethereum?  Ai overview  Yes, several major financial institutions are actively utilizing Ethereum's blockchain technology or exploring its potential for various applications.   Examples of banks and financial institutions using Ethereum: J.P. Morgan: Uses blockchain to improve money transfers and has developed Quorum, an Ethereum-based platform for applications like interbank payments and trading. Deutsche Bank: Is building a tokenization platform on zkSync, an Ethereum Layer 2 solution, for managing tokenized funds and other assets while meeting regulatory requirements. BlackRock: Launched a tokenized money market fund (BUIDL) on Ethereum, offering qualified investors on-chain access to yield. UBS: Launched its first tokenized fund on Ethereum, allowing investors to trade fund shares as digital assets. Barclays, UBS, and HSBC: Used the Ethereum protocol through Microsoft Azure to test a bank-to-bank platform for faster transaction settlements. Alior Bank (Poland): Uses Ethereum's blockchain for document verification and compliance. KBC (Belgium): Plans to offer Bitcoin and Ethereum trading to its customers.  How banks are using Ethereum: Tokenization of Assets: Converting financial assets like funds, bonds, and even real estate into digital tokens for easier trading and management. Stablecoins: Utilizing Ethereum as a platform to issue and manage stablecoins. Faster and More Efficient Payments: Improving cross-border payments and interbank settlements. DeFi Applications: Exploring and utilizing decentralized finance protocols for activities like lending, borrowing, and automated asset management. 

youhaveeTDS

#lol its weird reddit is 99% doomers #I am optimistic about the future and think robots taking over menial and tough jobs will be wonderful #i'm very excited for this, and I think many countries will implement a UBS style system which will give everyone enough money for a roof over their head, food and other typical stuff #will the poor be poor and the rich be rich still? Ofcourse, thats not exactly a bad thing, just nature #I still think EVERYONES lives will be improved, the poors of today live WAY better than he rich before the industrial revolution.

Jellym9s

UBS estimates around August 1st and this was stated a week ago, before Trump made the new info.

ercanbas

Tesla’s vehicle delivery numbers for 2025 have shown some ups and downs based on available data. In the first quarter of 2025, Tesla delivered 336,681 vehicles globally, a 13% drop year-over-year from 386,810 in Q1 2024, falling short of analyst expectations of around 377,592 to 407,900 units. This was attributed to production challenges from the Model Y refresh across all factories and some brand-related issues in the U.S. market. For the second quarter of 2025, Tesla announced on July 2 that it delivered 405,999 vehicles, a 9% decrease from the 444,000 delivered in Q2 2024 but a 21% increase from Q1 2025’s 336,681. Production for Q2 was 410,831 vehicles, slightly up from 410,000 in Q2 2024. Despite the year-over-year decline, the numbers beat some analyst estimates, which ranged from 355,000 to 400,000, with UBS predicting 366,000. Looking at the full year, Tesla delivered 1,789,226 vehicles in 2024, a 1.07% decline from 1,808,581 in 2023, marking the first annual drop in over a decade. For 2025, analysts initially expected around 1,851,001 deliveries, but Q1 and Q2 results suggest Tesla may fall short unless later quarters rebound significantly. Posts on X reflect mixed sentiment: some highlight demand recovery with Q2 estimates around 358,000 to 400,000, while others note challenges like brand perception and competition, especially in Europe and China. If you’re asking about future quarters or specific models like the Cybertruck, let me know, and I can dig deeper or clarify!

Euphoric-Magazine300

The MU manip is real. UBS has it as a top pick. Multiple upgrades.

Spy300

>Hedge funds have been buying oil futures into the weakness and there's more interest in upside positioning via calls and call spreads: UBS 🤔

MarketCrache

The U.S. added a thousand new millionaires a day in 2024: Report. America's millionaire population grew by 379,000 for a total of 23.8 million, the most of any country, according to a new study by UBS.2 days ago

MrMarket2022

Great questions — and this is where SYME’s value gets seriously misunderstood. Inventory monetisation IP isn’t just some concept or a front-end portal. It’s a patented, regulatory-compliant, multi-jurisdictional financial architecture that enables companies to move inventory off-balance sheet without taking on debt and without selling to end customers. That’s huge. What makes it unique — and incredibly hard to replicate — is the legal + financial + technological trifecta. It uses a system of Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs), digital custody records, and insured structures validated through regulated asset managers and banks. It’s been tested in Italy and the UAE. Most “copycats” fall down on the legal or compliance side — SYME already has that in place. BURU now controls this via the $6M share swap. If they successfully plug this into Tekne (with its €309M order book and physical inventory), they can unlock millions in working capital. That’s real utility — not hype. Matteo Ricchebuono and Dario Barasoni are not mere consultants — they hold formal and influential board-level roles at BURU. Matteo, a non-executive director, brings top-tier financial pedigree from Deutsche Bank, UBS, and Global Funds Europe, where he managed institutional relationships with groups like Lazard. He has personally structured BURU’s financial turnaround, including the SEPA and S-1 pathways, and is the key architect of its capital strategy. Dario Barasoni, meanwhile, is a full board member and Executive Director with deep operational and international business experience. Based in Dubai, he serves on the Italian Chamber of Commerce for Southeast Asia and has held leadership roles across fintech, logistics, and strategic development sectors. Together, they represent a powerful combination of financial credibility and global operational reach — far beyond the role of external advisors.

MrMarket2022

Totally get the scepticism — BURU and SYME both have complicated pasts. But the $6M equity swap isn’t just smoke and mirrors. It was a strategic move to bring SYME’s inventory monetisation IP under BURU, where it could be regulated, financed, and linked to real industrial demand — like Tekne’s €309M+ military backlog. If SYME’s platform can unlock even a fraction of that for working capital, that $6M looks very cheap — especially as BURU is now positioned to roll this out across other NATO-aligned suppliers too. Also, this isn’t just Zamboni’s project. Matteo Ricchebuono (ex-Deutsche Bank/UBS) has personally fronted funding, and his likely relative Giorgio is now President of Tekne. You’ve got Dario Barisoni on ops, ex–AlixPartners. These guys have serious institutional backgrounds — they don’t show up for shell games. The history may be weird. But the structure forming now is very real — and potentially explosive.

SomeTimeBeforeNever

All this started back in 2020. Finra and S3 changed how short interest is reported in the aftermath of January 2021 and we discovered myriad ways for hedge funds and market makers to conceal short interest via swaps and paired calls and puts. There are legacy shorts in swaps that have been causing period spikes in the share price over the last five years. Those swaps took out archegos and credit suisse and now UBS has them and the reporting on themhas been delayed about 50 years. Probably many others too. It’s funny how in a public market, a lot of information and data is unavailable. This has all been well documented, im just the messenger.

GoZukkYourself

UBS: MARKET OVERREACTING TO MIDDLE EAST TENSIONS UBS says markets often overreact to geopolitical events, and the current Middle East crisis is no exception. Unlike past oil shocks, this conflict poses little threat to supply, with Iran making up just 1.6% of global output and no disruptions reported. UBS advises buying market dips, expecting only a mild pullback. It remains bullish on global equities, defense, and gold—forecasting gold to reach $3,500/oz by end-2025. Bottom line: UBS sees fears as overblown and expects markets to stay supported by policy, wages, and AI-driven growth.

likwitsnake

Didn’t this literally result in a Swiss bank having to be acquired by UBS?

Takemypennies

The banks he signed the swaps with put the noose around him. They clusterfucked themselves by liquidating his positions. They put the noose around him by forcing him to take a shitty hedge position to what he had which cratered the his portfolio. iirc, they tried to do an orderly sale to get their cash back, but Goldman and Morgan Stanley fucked everyone by selling first. Nomura, Credit Suisse, and UBS got left holding the bag. If he wasn't such a 'tard and didn't leverage himself to the eyeballs, he would still be printing money.

fn_gpsguy

I’m retired and of an age similar to your in-laws. My siblings have used the same Merrill Lynch FA my parents (deceased) used and are happy. For a number of reasons, I decided to pay for AUM in retirement. I got a referral to UBS from a trustworthy friend and have been happy with that decision. I have four investment accounts using 3 different strategies. My guess is that your in-laws might have filled out a questionnaire - before the meeting or homework afterwards to gauge their aversion to risk, what their goals might be, etc. And, what you refer to as signing “contracts” was probably just the paperwork to transfer the accounts from Fidelity to Merrill Lynch. My guess is that once the accounts have been transferred the FA will analyze them and devise a game plan. If there were taxable brokerage accounts transferred in-kind (avoiding unnecessary sales/taxation), there may be talk about selling some that don’t align with their goals, new strategy, etc. Here are a couple of thoughts you might have them ask the FA? 1) How often will the FA talk with them? I talk with mine quarterly - he might recommend selling/purchasing stocks that have been removed or added to the strategy. At the end of the year, I tell my FA how much I want taken out of my inherited IRA (significantly more than the minimum). 2) Will these accounts be non-discretionary? If non-discretionary, the FA can’t make trades in the account without the owner’s approval. If discretionary - the FA can trade without approval and depending on the account, it might affect their taxes and possibly their Medicare premiums if their MAGI is too high. (I am subject to IRMAA surcharges).

Conscious-Daikon-308

Careful many Sps from LB have been reimburse at 60% I think. More recently all SPs from Credit Suisse Issuer have been taken in UBS books. Yes there is an issuer Risk.

MrMarket2022

Totally get the concerns about Zamboni — SYME’s history hasn’t inspired confidence for many retail holders. But it’s important to note: Zamboni is not the one calling the shots at BURU. The key figures shaping the financial and operational strategy now are Matteo Ricchebuono and (more recently appointed) Giorgio Ricchebuono, who has just taken over as President of Tekne (BURU’s acquisition).These aren’t random hires — they’re highly credentialed finance professionals with long-standing institutional backgrounds. Matteo (BURU director and financial backer) has worked at Deutsche Bank, UBS, and Lazard-linked Global Funds Europe. He’s also President of S.F.E. and sits on the board of a Luxembourg SICAV. Giorgio (now at Tekne) was Deputy GM at UBI Banca and a university professor. If they are indeed related — as many are now speculating — this isn’t a coincidence. It looks like a well-structured realignment of capital and operational control across BURU, SYME, and Tekne. Then there’s Dario Barisoni, who brings heavyweight operational credibility. He previously served as CEO for SIAE Microelettronica in the Middle East and Asia, managing multimillion-dollar telecom and defence infrastructure projects across sovereign clients. His leadership in scaling subsidiaries in Asia and the Gulf, along with executive roles at Rohde & Schwarz and Marconi, makes him a serious asset. He’s not here to front for a penny stock — his profile screams institutional-grade governance and delivery. Zamboni’s real role? He’s the strategic owner of the SYME monetisation platform — the IP and tech BURU is now leveraging to unlock cashflow from Tekne’s inventory. That cash unlock is critical: Tekne has a €309M and growing order backlog, with current annual revenues at €50M+ and healthy margins. SYME’s tech would allow them to monetise stored or in-production defence inventory without debt, accelerating delivery timelines and enabling scale. So while Zamboni’s presence raises eyebrows, it’s the Ricchebuonos — Matteo on the capital side, Giorgio on the defence ops side — and Barisoni’s real-world delivery expertise that are now visibly leading the charge. That changes the entire credibility profile of this turnaround.

Nevertoldbadstory

Voyager went public at a time when the Trump administration is seeking to significantly increase spending on defense and space programs. Last month, Trump also announced the development plan for the "Golden Dome" space-based missile defense system. UBS analysts mentioned in a report that aerospace companies cooperating with government agencies often have stronger order certainty, **especially projects with the U.S. military and NASA, which are usually accompanied by long-term funding support.** However, Goldman Sachs has noted in a report that the valuations of non-leading aerospace enterprises are highly dependent on government projects, and policy fluctuations may lead to significant volatility in performance. 

MrMarket2022

I’ve been following closely too and have to say, the speed and creativity of the financial restructuring at BURU is impressive. What’s even more reassuring is who is behind it. Matteo Ricchebuono — ex-Deutsche Bank, UBS, and now head of GFG Funds — isn’t just advising here. He’s actually fronted early capital to keep BURU moving while the $ https://preview.redd.it/qven4fwq2b6f1.jpeg?width=1280&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=908896646a8da9b9377952932219b190282b089d 100mil SEC shelf clears. That shows conviction. You don’t risk personal cash and reputation unless you believe in the upside. On the operational side, Dario Barisoni brings 20+ years of international leadership, including as CEO for SIAE Microelettronica’s Asia/MENA division, delivering major telecom infrastructure across emerging markets. These aren’t your average AIM boardroom faces — they’re institutional-grade. They’re not backing a penny stock for vanity. They clearly see real synergy between BURU’s high-spec laser IP, SYME’s monetisation platform, and Tekne’s NATO-aligned military and industrial client base. This could be a sleeper story that catches people off guard if it all clicks. I really like some of the vehicles too - see battle tested vehicles used in Ukraine for Tekne.

cutiesarustimes2

The number of people planning to buy an iPhone within the next 12 months declined in the U.S. to its lowest reading in five years, UBS analysts say in a research note. Their survey of more than 7,500 smartphone users also found that 12-month iPhone purchase intent is down in China and the U.K., while being up slightly in Japan and flat in Germany. The overall softening is a headwind for Apple as the average age of its popular smartphones rises, the analysts say. The survey is consistent with their view of sluggish iPhone demand on the horizon

Kxr1der

I made no changes to how I invest and never do (flat amount into a UBS automatically managed account every month) I'm perfectly happy with my decision

AI-Is-A-Scam

More than half of all major banks surveyed by the Financial Times, including Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and UBS, are forecasting the dollar will rise even further next year. Deutsche Bank expects it to reach parity against the euro in 2025, having already strengthened from $1.11 at the start of October to around $1.05. As a result, many fund managers are dismissive of Trump’s chances of being able to weaken the US currency in order to help domestic industry, whatever his rhetoric may be. The idea of a weaker currency under Trump is “a bit of a pie in the sky”, said Sonal Desai, chief investment officer at Franklin Templeton Fixed Income. “Most of the policies that he’s talking about so far, which seem definitely to be front and centre, will actually be dollar positive — not dollar negative,” she added. Financial Times, 12/17/24 🤡

Affectionate-Idea690

Wall Street firms, including Barclays, Deutsche Bank, and UBS, have raised their year-end S&P 500 forecasts amid easing tariff concerns and a resilient US economy. Barclays raised its target to 6,050 from 5,900, citing "peak tariff uncertainty" and the potential stimulative effect of the tax and spending bill. The stock market's outlook remains cautious, but the firms expect corporate earnings growth to normalize in 2026, leading to a potential S&P 500 end of 6,700, about 12% above current levels.

joyreneeblue

which ratios? Their EPS is estimated at 13% going forward. Several analysts upped their price targets for CEG to $365 CFRA, $360 (Wolfe), $350 (UBS, BMO), $318 Citigroup. CEG just signed a  20-year power purchase agreement with META to supply nuclear energy from its Clinton Clean Energy facility in Illinois. CEG is worth watching & investing in - IMHO.

onehandedbackhand

UBS Lofts of regulatory risks weighing down on that one at the moment (which might materialize so I wouldn't advise opening a position...)

eXistenceLies

I left this company for another company that is fully remote. They provide a 401k as well, but currently on contract and I hate the contract's 401k company (UBS). Fees out the ass for every purchase and I have to call each time I want to transfer my funds, etc. After my year is up I go direct hire with the current company.

kukbajs

I like SPOT, UBS. Waiting on Klarna IPO.

SpicyPanda27

UBS Investment Analyst over here 

MurrayLebowski805

JD visited town in Switzerland before glacier collapsed. Puts on UBS

eXistenceLies

I have $270k from my previous job/401k (was invested in SP500) that I left. New job has a different 401k that I do not like (UBS Wealth Management) and I won't get into it here as that is another story. I am rolling it over to another FI for a 1% match. Upon doing so I will now have more stocks I can invest in compared to where it was before. I have 2 other investments, a self directed @ 25% gain since I started it in 2023 and a Robo Roth IRA @ 6% gain since March of 2025. Self directed account stocks are SFY, SOFI, O, T and SCHD. Robo Roth IRA has too many to list. I would like to invest a decent amount into high dividend stocks. 50% will at least be invested back into SPY/SP500. What choices would you guys go with or should I not put anything into dividend stocks with this large 401k?

GoZukkYourself

TSLA - UBS REITERATES SELL ON TESLA, CITES DECLINING GLOBAL INTEREST UBS analyst Joseph Spak maintains a Sell rating and $190 price target on Tesla, citing falling consumer interest in Tesla and EVs across the U.S., China, and Europe. The UBS survey shows U.S. market saturation, limited models, and affordability issues; in China, rising competition; and in Europe, possible brand damage linked to Elon Musk’s politics. Spak remains cautious, noting that while there’s excitement around Tesla’s robotaxi and robotics ventures, challenges in the core auto business pose risks, especially with potential regulatory changes in California.

Memes_Jack

[$TSLA](https://x.com/search?q=%24TSLA&src=cashtag_click) \- UBS REITERATES SELL ON TESLA, CITES DECLINING GLOBAL INTEREST Believe it or not Calls...

FxHorizonTrading

Yep I actually meant managed funds - by professionals - not by you Depending on your sums, talking to a wealth advisor (usually your bank or broeker of choice, fidelity, vanguard, schwab, JP, UBS,...) can get you linked up to such Going with bonds does have the same fx risk as stocks I think you may have to re-evaluate what you actually fear and what you want to achieve

CannadaFarmGuy

Game holding company. Currently at 6+ billion$ in reserves. 1.3b was raised to be used for btc. Did they buy or not? Tbd at next earnings. Look into other companies doing this. Aside from that, stores still trimming, selling off internationals progressing rapidly. The used gamestore is actually profitable now. PSA card grading partnership is growing rapidly. Ceo still not taking a salary Keeps diluting, keeps holding all cash, share price keeps rising. It aint going broke. Now the tin; Shorts are future buyers , and the court documents state 226% and the SEC report states shorts didnt cover. They are using swaps, there are multiple batches of them , and i believe they can be tracked through volume. Watch the volume. It aint retail. **swaps** UBS is holding Credit Suisses bag of dogshit, look at them panic over there. Japan carry trade could also be tied into this, RK memes.

semidegenerate

Not to mention, UBS thinks "the Trump administration is preparing to roll out a more targeted round of tariff hikes this summer." https://investorsobserver.com/news/ubs-trump-is-preparing-another-round-of-tariffs-this-summer/

Such_Region2724

every UBS talking head is always saying the craziest bullish copium ever heard 

bikingbrett

Project Atlas (midsize variant) alone makes Lucid (LCID) a compelling investment. The Air and Gravity models were stepping stones leading to Atlas. An official announcement is expected this year, with production starting next year, timelines established prior to the Nikola acquisition. Key considerations: * Acquiring Nikola accelerates the production timeline. * Provides potential for additional variants or partnership production capacity without impacting existing lines. Overall, downside risk is minimal given strong cash reserves through Atlas production and continued investments from major institutions (Vanguard, BlackRock, UBS) and the Public Investment Fund (PIF).

Salt_Yak_3866

I am bullish on both, but you apparently missed this: Market observers note growing deployment challenges for Nvidia systems, cooling, configuration, and supply-chain complexities, which could benefit AMD's simpler solutions. UBS analyst Timothy Arcuri remains optimistic on AMD's AI roadmap, citing rising traction with the U.S. cloud providers

Old-Course-4145

They did as the stock was around CHF 2.00 and it looked like a penny stock. The 1:40 reverse split makes a share worth now around CHF 80.00 which is a reasonable price in the Swiss Stock Market. They recently held a Capital Markets Day. Following that day the price targets were raised by some Analysts (e.g. UBS raised to CHF 94.00 from CHF 80.00 I believe). I‘m still invested by Long Calls will a long maturity date. The company management proved that they are able to take it to the next level and the refinancing of their bond at a much lower interest level will further improve their cash flow and the availabilty to further deleverage.

CyberPatriot71489

Credit Suisse was holding a bunch of toxic bags because of retail investors. UBS assumed those liabilities and it only a matter of time before the Swiss banks are no more

sanelongtermplay

There has been a shakeup with big institutional ownership. UBS bought 10% in the last 2 quarters and T Rowe Price divested (they supported poison pill to prevent buyout in the past) and good riddance to them. Maybe the new dynamic will shake up the board.

Privatewanker

Depends… those who want to go cheap and flexible and who trust their bank simply buy XAU on the current account. Then there are ETFs like this one: UBS Gold ETF ISIN CH0106027193 - UBS claims it is physically backed and in theory you could even have it paid out to you i think. But then I also have clients who actually own no-fungible gold bars, meaning every gold bar has its exact number which belongs to the client and is indicated on the account. It gives some additional emotional value but it‘s a pain in the ass to move it if you ever need to because a gold transport is at least USD 15k if moved within a city. Then there are those who take a bank deposit box and put coins and stuff in there. Also cheap and save but once you want to sell it you need to proof to the bank that you didn‘t just get it from a recent drug deal or whatever. Apparently for every ounce of gold there are between 50 - 100 ounces worth of claims in fictional gold outstanding (Future contracts, XAU accounts, ETFs and other derivatives). So owning some physical gold for real sounds nice.

schweinekuchen_

i know you won‘t read this comment but i do not only share your opinion but Oswald Grübel, one of the most known bankers and ex CEO from the biggest banks (yes, bankS) UBS and Credit Suisse also stated in an interview that we will see a correction coming. not just because overprized but also housing and us debt/loan. question to be asked is not if but when

Jehoopaloopa

JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs, CITI, UBS etc

RedOctobrrr

Archegos swaps (the one and only Bill Hwang) -> Credit Suisse -> UBS Can't link anything here.

DecrimIowa

in 2022 the conditions were very different than they are now and there was still a good amount of resilience in the system, not to mention COVID QE money still sloshing around. Silicon Valley Bank, UBS acquiring Credit Suisse and Archegos were canaries in the coalmine though. also the Saudis and UAE starting to settle oil trades in Yuan. I don't care if it happens in a few weeks, a few months or even a few years- the collapse is starting and in a decade or two, historians will look back and say that it started happening in the post-covid years even if it wasn't recognized at the time. Honestly though there's probably going to be money to be made in (rapidly depreciating) dollars right up until the moment of collapse, and people will still be playing in the casino as it burns down. I wish you and the rest of the bulls on here the best of luck but I just hope you all recognize the risks inherent in the current environment and don't gamble with more than you can afford to lose.

skierx31

I met this guy once in the weehawken UBS offices, not surprised. He was hawking some tech product when we questioned him on his company strategy and how his product would integrate he stood up put a leather purse over his shoulder and said - you think I need your business I have bank accounts in the caymen’s and walked out.

ROH1234

Lots of Q1 earnings reports have strongly exceeded expectations (mag 7, pharma, JPM, UBS). The markets going up so clearly people are optimistic at least in the short term. Would be good to hear discussion on why, beyond the reddit “markets are delusional!!”

Cantstopdontstopme

UBS

No-Definition-2886

I very clearly understand the rules I’m using. That’s why [managing directors at Scotiabank and UBS](https://medium.datadriveninvestor.com/why-i-a-27-year-old-black-man-left-my-400-000-year-fully-remote-job-to-become-an-influencer-74737d6cc332) are considering me the AI expert and have expressed how impressed they are with the platform. It’s not a project. It’s a business. I’m sorry your IQ is too low to understand the value. I’d be an angry troll on Reddit too if I was this dumb. Have a good day