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The Market Maker's Kryptonite: Civil Spoofing Exposure

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(Bloomberg) Apple Vision Pro deliveries are delayed to March

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UBS expects Netflix to report accelerating revenue and operating income in Q4 By Investing.com

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Now is a ‘fantastic time’ to add small- and midsize-company stocks to your portfolio, says investing pro

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So… suicide?

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🔮 Wall Street Divinations | 2023 end-of-year rally

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CIRCLE JERKLE! The Fed will lower interest rates under 3% as a mild recession leads to a 'soggy 2024,' UBS chief economist says

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Giving you a 2024 outlook/2023 recap links compilation for homework

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What should I do about my portfolio moving forward?

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Short Nvidia stock is one of top technical ideas for 2024 at UBS By Investing.com

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'Bull trap': UBS analysts see S&P 500 falling to as low as 4100 in 1H24 By Investing.com

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AMD soars after unveiling a new AI chip to compete with Nvidia.

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FYI, UBS is facing a landmark federal spoofing lawsuit

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Forget NEGG it's Chargepoint CHPT that has the Fundamentals.

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FULL Nasdaq Article by Ari Zoldan: How Three Companies Are Taking Aim at Alleged Naked Short Sellers - 28 Nov 2023 - (immortalized in photos + links)

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Another financial institution crash incoming?

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Yet another financial institution getting saved?

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$UBS (Swiss bank $CS) is having liquidity problems. US reverse repo fell by $65B because of them and customers are unable to withdraw money.

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UBS bank could fail next week

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Retail earnings begin this week. ‘It’s getting worse,’ an analyst says.

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US markets close -

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UBS sees only 5% upside in S&P 500 by the end of 2024

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Surging US mortgage rates halt rally in homebuilder stocks

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Surging US mortgage rates halt rally in homebuilder stocks

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Can anyone point me in the direction of an global market index funds or S&P tracker funds

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BIDENOMICS is real

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Recent Shootings? I'm Bully on BODY SCANNERS: UNIVERSITIES: SCHOOLS: ETC: $EVLV They report Nov 9th After Market.

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Is NVDA losing demand?

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Hedge funds using computers to sell up to $30 billion of stocks soon - UBS

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Block stock hit with UBS downgrade

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AIGC constructs for digital commercialization: WIMI starts its layout in AI industry

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UBS’s Biggest Win? Escaping Credit Suisse’s Stigma

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'Game-changer' AI could propel S&P 500 to 5,200 in 2024 - UBS By Investing.com

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UBS Smashes Banking Quarterly Profit Record as It Absorbs Credit Suisse

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Raising price target $NVDA

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Bullish on NVDA ahead of Earnings

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Average Net Worth of American and Australian citizens revealed in UBS Global Wealth Report

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UBS and the future as they pay 1.4 millions in fraud over residential mortgage backed securities

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I bought options for a company that got bought out... Did I make money or are they worthless?

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Analyst Performance: Goldman Sachs leads with 21% annual growth, UBS and Jefferies roughly on par and significantly lagging behind

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Moody’s cuts ratings of 10 U.S. banks and puts some big names on downgrade watch

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Wealth Management Conversion to Roboadvisor (taxable and tax advantaged) Questions

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UBS drops Credit Suisse’s Russian clients

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Japanese Game Publisher Behind Monster Hunter Sees 1,200% Gain Over Decade - Bloomberg

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$PHUN 👀 Lawsuit filed against UBS Securities for Market Manipulation

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$DDDX - Low Float 3D Metal Printing Company Targets Military & Aerospace Contracts, Insiders Buying

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Tesla stock downgraded by UBS

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The Crash this Fall is Now a Mathematical Certainty, but First, We Go Up

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When and how to short Ken Griffin/Jim Cramer in the upcoming recession?

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UBS downgraded Corning

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What is your list of tools, blogs and podcasts for investment research and market updates?

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What's your list of tools, newsletters/blogs and podcasts for investment research and market updates?

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Nasdaq is making a big change to its most popular index. Here’s how it might impact your portfolio.

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[Quick Take] Mid-Year House Views: Understanding Current Market Conditions and Implications

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High-flying female UBS banker's 'extreme' obsession with only drinking bottled water and eating organic food is ruled to be a disability

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We see 50k+ retail store closures in U.S. over the next 5 years - UBS By Investing.com

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$UBS (UBS Group AG) / Consolidation + Low IVR (0) + Negative IV Z Score (-1.75)

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NKE Earnings are Today and this is how you'll make money on it.

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China’s economy is set to grow faster in the second quarter, Premier Li Qiang says

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Super-rich Americans are giving up on the stock market, hold record levels of cash — here's why and what they're plowing their wealth into

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"Is the AI-led 'F*cking Baby Bubble' Bursting? BofA Says Tech Stocks Just Saw Their Biggest Outflow in 10 Weeks."

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$UBS Deal of the Decade (DD)

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How Shopify ($SHOP) 'shape shift' made e-commerce firm attractive again

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UBS Completes Credit Suisse Takeover to Create Swiss Bank Titan

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UBS Completes Credit Suisse Takeover to Create Swiss Bank Titan

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UBS earnings on August 31 2023 afterhours

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CS to UBS

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3 smart reasons to buy Shopify Stock ($SHOP) right now.

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My lotto play for ULTA's earnings tonight

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COST Earnings is Today! What are we gonna do?

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What I'm doing for CSCO earnings tonight

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UBS expects $17 billion hit from Credit Suisse rescue, flags hasty due diligence

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April Consumer Price Index forecast

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April CPI forecasts by various banks

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CPI forecasts

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Market Recap - 5/9/23 - sorry but we've moved on

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Market Recap - 5/9/23 - sorry but we've moved on

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Fuck the Financial Times

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China Takes the Yuan Global in Bid to Repel a Weaponized Dollar

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NYT: People Started Buying Crocs During the Pandemic. They Can’t Stop.

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Hindenburg Research Accuses Jefferies That Managed Icahn's Offerings of Committing "Sell-Side Malpractice" to Seduce Retail Investor

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Hindenburg's Short Research Accuses Jefferies Financial That Managed ATM Offerings of Icahn Enterprises LP (IEP) of Committing "Sell-Side Malpractice" and Seducing Retail Investors

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ISO CS ELI5

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Hindenburg: Icahn Enterprises: The Corporate Raider Throwing Stones From His Own Glass House

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Kenvue IPO this week

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BREAKING NEWS🚨‼️

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UBS takes $665M hit for RMBS matter in Q1; looks forward to Credit Suisse merger

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Penny stocks to buy now? With the market down, 3 under $1 to watch for this week

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$CS and $UBS merger thoughts?

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How long until your investment is next?

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Bitfarms Ltd. ($BITF) short interest update

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300$ and a dream, what should I put it on?

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Suggestions on Credit Suisse Bond holding

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50,000 shares of Microsoft Co. ($MSFT) were acquired by Graphene Investments SAS.

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The New UBS : An Economy Of Scale

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The New UBS : An Economy Of Scale

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So according to Yahoo Finance, the last time USB made a recommendation on DIS was on 10/24/22. On that particular day, the stock price had gone up about 10% in 1 month, and they issued a "Buy" rating. After UBS issued their last "Buy" recommendation, the stock price immediately dropped about 20% to over the next 2 months. UBS didn't say anything for the next 2 years when DIS hit its low during that time of $80. These "analyst" fuckers just follow the technical trend of the stock price, and if the stock's going up, they issue a "Buy" rating and tell people to buy at the top. They don't say shit when the stock's actually down and at good prices. These "analyst" fuckers are not your friends and are not giving out extremely valuable information like target prices to the public for free out of the goodness of their heart. They just prey on people too lazy to do their own, independent analysis.

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I bought UBS when they were buying Credit Suisse. Doubled since then. Expect more.

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I’m buying AAPL. It’s way down from its highs of almost $200 in December but I think it now represents good value. UBS seem to agree; they’ve maintained their price target of $190. Against that, sales in China are down and the DoJ could hang over the company for a long time. What do you think?

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Hey - I feel like I’m not knowing more than the market at this point about UBS anymore so I reallocate

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Swiss national bank....aka UBS

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UBS Raises Price Target on NVIDIA to $1,100 From $800, Keeps Buy Rating

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>Nvidia NVDA is expected to see "solid growth" in its fiscal 2026, aided by new product launches, including the Blackwell computing platform, UBS Securities said in a note e-mailed Friday. >The firm increased its fiscal 2026 non-GAAP earnings outlook for the chip giant to $34.12 per share from $31.49 previously and its revenue estimate to $146.87 billion from $135.22 billion.

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Fuck it screw UBS and their analysts JetBlue has 0 Boeing planes Leaps it is

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UBS says buy airlines, specifying airlines with fleets containing >= 50% Boeing 🤔

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UBS bags feeling heavy

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Are you still confident in UBS or did you sell?

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NIO price target $7.2 (UBS) Trading at $5.7

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NIO price target $7.2 (UBS) Trading at $5.7

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$VERB, most active stock Friday on big news. More news expected this week. Also news of big institutional investors obtaining shares.  Citadel Advisors owns 73,086 shares. Vanguard Group owns 68,376 shares. UBS Group (NYSE:UBS) owns 50,431 shares. Millennium Management owns 33,264 shares. Geode Capital Management owns 28,613 shares. https://investorplace.com/2024/03/5-investors-betting-big-on-verb-technology-verb-stock/

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# "5 Investors Betting Big on Verb Technology (VERB) Stock" * **Citadel Advisors** owns 73,086 shares. * **Vanguard Group** owns 68,376 shares. * **UBS Group** (NYSE:[**UBS**](https://investorplace.com/stock-quotes/ubs-stock-quote/)) owns 50,431 shares. * **Millennium Management** owns 33,264 shares. * **Geode Capital Management** owns 28,613 shares.

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TSLA’s Q1 deliveries tracking lower amid slower EV demand according to UBS. Bottom not in.

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UBS cut also to $165

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[Is a company like this really where you want to put dry powder](https://i.imgur.com/erfgt5J.jpeg)? [PER = price to earnings ratio] [My recent take on Toyota vs Tesla](https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/1b724kb/rstocks_daily_discussion_technicals_tuesday_mar/kthw55u/) and [why numbers near term will look really bad](https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/1b7wi0e/rstocks_daily_discussion_wednesday_mar_06_2024/ktpsa1u/). And now it appears analysts, including the most bullish one, are starting to revise down their growth expectations and price targets, which could mean some a few months of vicious momentum-driven selling. (Today UBS took PT from $220 --> $165, Wells Fargo $200 --> $125). The only thing going for it is that the price went down a lot therefore you get a 'dip' but imo every single other Mag 7 company is more attractive today than Tesla despite their price surge. Even NVDA. And I'm not against the company just because the P/E ratio is high. Hell I'm invested in CELH! But no near term growth, margin compression, unstable/distracted CEO, Chinese competition / tax hikes + 80 forward P/E is a No-Go for me.

Stock ratings mean dick I mean look at UBS maintaining TSLA as hold from $280 all the way down to $169 ![img](emote|t5_2th52|4271)

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Mcdonald's slides 2.6% during UBS conference appearance. McDonald's fell 3%, with its 1Q international sales expected to be slightly below Q4 last year.

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you can get stock for their favorite banks, credit suisse now trades under the ticker UBS and there's always DB also, pretty sure that ticker stands for Dirty Banking.

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0.4% core with every bank predicting 0.3% except for UBS and we get a 1% up day on QQQ. Sustainable.

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Ohhh...Cramer had it in his top 10 on March 8. "7. On Holding AG (NYSE:ONON) Number of Hedge Fund Investors: 31 Jim Cramer in a latest program on CNBC recommended a caller to “stay interested” in On Holding AG (NYSE:ONON). Cramer said he agrees with a latest note from UBS about On Holding AG (NYSE:ONON) in which the investment firm said On Holding AG (NYSE:ONON) is doing really well. Cramer said he’s been saying On Holding AG (NYSE:ONON) is doing well for a “very long time” and said he is “sticking by” his bullish view on the stock."

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UBS was the only firm to get core CPI right. Huh. Kind of a strange reaction to start honestly, but I'm wondering if whether we started this way and dove in January, before turning around and finishing unchanged.

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My take is their desperation knows no bounds. Do you think UBS wanted to buy CS? NO! What about SVB being scooped up by Citizens? They were forced to pony up to prevent a systemic failure. Same thing here. These assholes can’t afford for this bank to fail since they are knee deep in commercial real estate fraud and stand to lose a lot more if it does.

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# Assorted Weekend Commentary. Note that you can 'hide' or minimize a comment if the length annoys you. ## [Consumer Data from Mastercard](https://twitter.com/talmonsmith/status/1766232200469422470) for February 2024: > - Total retail sales (ex auto): up year-over-year, with online retail sales up more than +9.1% > - Online apparel sector: up +14.5% year-over-year > - Restaurant sector: up +6% year over year ## US versus European Productivity Growth - "New data released on Friday showed eurozone productivity fell 1.2 per cent in the fourth quarter from a year earlier, while in the US it rose 2.6 per cent in the same period, separate data showed. Labour productivity growth in the US has been more than double that of the eurozone and UK in the past two decades". [Graphic](https://i.imgur.com/Jq2WExU.png). Productivity is everything when it comes to long term economic growth! - "Output per hour worked, a standard measure of labour productivity, has grown more than 6 per cent in the US non-farm business sector since 2019, according to official data. That far outpaces the eurozone and UK, which have seen growth of around 1 per cent over the same period" - However, in fairness to the Europeans, let us applaud their innovation in regulation, fines, licensing, and windfall taxation! ## HCC - Reading the last earnings call transcript, worth pointing out that this is not a US-facing company. "Our sales by geography in the fourth quarter breaks down as follows; 56% into Europe, 16% into South America, 25% into Asia and 3% into the U.S. markets." - Found this [VIC writeup](https://valueinvestorsclub.com/idea/WARRIOR_MET_COAL_INC/7803594120) from August 2023, when the price was at $41 (we're now 48% higher). At the time, they estimated a mid-30% dividend yield through 2024, since they would have more cash than is needed to service Blue Creek and would return them via special divvies rather than buybacks (which would cause their NOLs, i.e., tax deductions, to expire). Their mid case was a $58 per share FV. But this ignored Blue Creek. Their estimate is $30 per share value embedded in Blue Creek without assuming multiple expansion. So basically you buy that 'for free'. Multiple expansion (just a touch) then gets you to enormous upside on top of that. - Last quarter saw a pretty large 36% increase in headcount, but this is in part due to union workers returning + non-union replacements hired + new additions to prepare for Blue Creek. HCC had a major labor strike in 2021 due to the loss of previous benefits when Walter Energy went bankrupt and became HCC, and the company basically just waited them out and then got all the employees to return with no real concessions. (It's not a labor friendly company) - Based on Q&A, no reason to expect buybacks anytime soon, not until Blue Creek is at full steam. But you can probably expect more dividend payments. And some capital appreciation too. ## On META vs. TikTok ([FT article](https://www.ft.com/content/7db1c1b3-5a61-4dee-a922-ade8b9c77522)) - [App downloads now favoring Instagram](https://i.imgur.com/YUffpMx.png) - "Instagram’s monthly active users reached 1.47bn, with a rise of 13mn in the final quarter of 2023, according to Sensor Tower. TikTok’s active users reached 1.12bn, with a decline of 12mn in the final three months of last year." [Graphic](https://i.imgur.com/vKKv3VL.png). - "However, TikTok continues to gain better engagement from its more than 1bn active users worldwide. Users spent an average of 95 minutes on TikTok in the fourth quarter of last year, compared with 62 minutes on Instagram, 30 minutes on X and 19 minutes on Snapchat" ## UBS Global Investment Returns Yearbook 2024 ([link to summary report](https://www.ubs.com/global/en/wealth-management/insights/2024/global-investment-returns-yearbook.html)). Some datapoints you might find interesting. - [Global equity market composition in 1899 versus today](https://i.imgur.com/VQ4hDbq.png) - [Global equity market composition over time](https://i.imgur.com/BtVrOts.png) since 1899. The 1950s-60s saw an even more US dominated global stock market, but this was in part due to the post-WWII destruction of Europe. And despite the enormous economic miracle in China, averaging 9.91% from 1970 to 2010, the equity returns have been awful. Economic growth != stock market growth. - "Markets at the beginning of the 20th century were dominated by railroads, which accounted for 63% of US stock market value and almost 50% in the UK. 124 years later, railroads have declined almost to the point of stock-market extinction, representing less than 1% of the US market and close to zero in the UK". [Graphic](https://i.imgur.com/rkJ3ckf.png). - But declining industries are not all bad: "Over the last 124 years, railroad stocks have beaten the US market, and outperformed both trucking stocks and airlines since these industries emerged in the 1920s and 1930s". It's interesting to see how some old technologies get ruthlessly stamped out and equity holders basically ruined, while others deliver stunning returns even a century later. - "Of the US firms listed in 1900, some 80% of their value was in industries that are small or extinct today; the UK figure is 65%." You can see how the UK stock market has a lot of 'old'-school industries. For example, over a century later, mining has remained roughly the same proportion of the UK's equity market. "Banking, insurance, [...] Food, beverages (including alcohol), tobacco, and utilities" + mining all persisted though in the UK, while textiles, iron, coal and steel were mostly relocated to the emerging world. - On Japan: "From 1900 to 1939, Japan was the world’s second-best equity performer. But World War II was disastrous and Japanese stocks lost 96% of their real value. From 1949 to 1959, Japan’s “economic miracle” began and equities gave a real return of 1,565% over this period." - Switzerland: "with just 0.1% of the world’s population and less than 0.01% of its land mass", it somehow has 2.4% of the global equity market!

Used an actual stock broker back then. Original was with UBS but they eventually started charging to maintain an account so I moved it to Fidelity in like 2009ish. It's a fairly easy process to move.

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Broadcom Analyst Revisions & Ratings Today👇 🔸 UBS: Raised to $1610 from $1480 - Buy 🔸 Citigroup: Raised to $1560 from $1100 🔸 Mizuho: Raised to $1625 from $1550 - Buy 🔸 JP Morgan: Raised to $1700 from $1550 - Overweight 🔸 Susquehanna: Raised to $1650 from $1550 🔸 Bernstein: Raised to $1600 from $1250 - Outperform 🔸 Jefferies: Raised to $1616 from $1035 - Buy 🔸 TD Cowen: Raised to $1400 from $1000 🔸 Piper Sandler: Raised to $1650 from $1250

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​ this just shows, them being on par for where they said they would be in this time frame. [https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ase-technology-holding-co-ltd-160826021.html](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ase-technology-holding-co-ltd-160826021.html) more showing on par. [https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ase-technology-holding-co-ltd-070000316.html](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ase-technology-holding-co-ltd-070000316.html) showing the good and the bad [https://simplywall.st/stocks/tw/semiconductors/twse-3711/ase-technology-holding-shares/news/ase-technology-holding-co-ltd-twse3711-soars-26-but-its-a-st](https://simplywall.st/stocks/tw/semiconductors/twse-3711/ase-technology-holding-shares/news/ase-technology-holding-co-ltd-twse3711-soars-26-but-its-a-st) ​ PROOF [https://www.marketbeat.com/instant-alerts/nyse-asx-52-week-high-2024-03-04/](https://www.marketbeat.com/instant-alerts/nyse-asx-52-week-high-2024-03-04/) . Lazard Asset Management LLC grew its stake in ASE Technology by 44.2% in the 2nd quarter. Lazard Asset Management LLC now owns 30,745,187 shares of the semiconductor company's stock worth $239,504,000 after buying an additional 9,418,840 shares in the last quarter. UBS Group AG boosted its stake in shares of ASE Technology by 16.4% in the 3rd quarter. UBS Group AG now owns 11,456,224 shares of the semiconductor company's stock valued at $86,151,000 after purchasing an additional 1,612,295 shares in the last quarter. Barclays PLC boosted its stake in shares of ASE Technology by 215.4% in the 2nd quarter. Barclays PLC now owns 1,879,638 shares of the semiconductor company's stock valued at $14,642,000 after purchasing an additional 1,283,718 shares in the last quarter. Rhumbline Advisers bought a new position in shares of ASE Technology during the 2nd quarter valued at $9,269,000. Finally, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. raised its position in ASE Technology by 70.2% in the 2nd quarter. Goldman Sachs Group Inc. now owns 2,456,785 shares of the semiconductor company's stock worth $19,138,000 after purchasing an additional 1,013,052 shares during the period. Hedge funds and other institutional investors own 7.62% of the company's stock. MORE PROOF [https://www.marketbeat.com/instant-alerts/nyse-asx-sec-filing-2024-02-24/](https://www.marketbeat.com/instant-alerts/nyse-asx-sec-filing-2024-02-24/) MORE [https://www.marketbeat.com/instant-alerts/nyse-asx-sec-filing-2024-02-29/](https://www.marketbeat.com/instant-alerts/nyse-asx-sec-filing-2024-02-29/) MORE [https://www.marketbeat.com/instant-alerts/nyse-asx-sec-filing-2024-02-12/](https://www.marketbeat.com/instant-alerts/nyse-asx-sec-filing-2024-02-12/) MORE [https://stocknews.com/news/asx-intt-trt-3-semiconductor-stocks-worth-watching-in-2024/](https://stocknews.com/news/asx-intt-trt-3-semiconductor-stocks-worth-watching-in-2024/) you get the point. ALL ABOARD

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Citigroup, BAC, fifth third bank and UBS

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This is based of UBS analyst. This isn't based off NVDA ER call that happened on 2/21. They said 5 years.

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I have not found details on the assets yet. But NYCB participated in the bidding of assets held by FDIC to acquire them. I assume NYCB had to liberty to pick and choose, unlike UBS. My impression on CS was it was on its way to become Credit Arab through its poor management and continuous infusion from Saud. The Swiss regulator wanted to be Swiss, hence the showdown and the shotgun marriage.

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Did they mention which assets were bought? I'm always a little suspicious of these things because thr financial industry is great at wrapping dogshit in catshit and getting a ratings agency to say it's cotton candy. UBS bought CS, and isn't having a good time with it. I think ita cuz they had to buy the counterparty risk part.

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I read something similar on a bear thesis article post on Seeking Alpha from Feb 15 that cited a UBS analyst report saying that the lead time went down from 1 year to 3 months out. It mentions production having ramped up to meet demand sooner. I don't know if it mentioned the big guys double or triple ordering more than they needed, but I guess there's been rumors of that from the start. It sounds similar to situations that have occurred in the smaller stakes collectible card world (like Magic: The Gathering) where game stores would over-order a hot new release in short supply in anticipation of getting 1/2 or 1/3 of whatever amount they order fulfilled on schedule. And then sometimes it backfires when the print run for the new release is larger than they anticipated and they get their full order fulfilled and get stuck holding over-ordered product that they end up having to sell at a loss. Anyways, back to Nvidia stock. Usually with this stock the market often gets ahead of the cyclical turn by 3-6 months (i.e. - down-trending 3-6 months in advance of the earnings report where "weak forward guidance" is officially given by the company that signals the start of the bust-cycle). So the bulk of the fall may have already happened when the weak guidance is issued in Q3 or whenever. But on the other hand, there is a lot of FOMO money in the stock right now that may keep the stock price up well until the weak forward guidance moment officially slaps them in the face.

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UBS: ".. we see LLY and Novo increasingly entrenched and maintaining a majority market share with any potential external competition unlikely to be commercially viable until the 2027/28 time frame .." Ups LLY to $910 (prior $810)

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Pretty sure UBS did it when they recommended CHPT.

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$SNOW | Snowflake Analyst Revisions & Ratings 👇 🔸 BofA: Cut to $212 from $265 - Neutral 🔸 Morgan Stanley: Cut to $175 from $230 - Equal-Weight (Downgrade) 🔸 Piper Sandler: Cut to $240 from $250 - Overweight 🔸 Deutsche Bank: Cut to $220 from $250 - Buy 🔸 DA Davidson: Cut to $230 from $260 - Buy 🔸 UBS: Cut to $185 from $225 - Neutral 🔸 JP Morgan: Cut target to $170 from $200 🔸 JMP Securities: Cut to $235 from $212 - Market Outperform 🔸 Jefferies: Cut target to $210 from $265 🔸 RBC: Cut target to $246 from $255 🔸 Melius Research: Cut target to $185 from $202 🔸 Scotiabank: Cut target to $207 from $226 Median Price Target: — Now: $212 (🔻 $38) — Previously: $250 Highest Price Target: — Now: $246 (🔻 $19) — Previously: $265 Lowest Price Target: — Now: $170 (🔻 $30) — Previously: $200

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UBS: AI could fuel 20% rally in S&P for 2024, seems I again got the wrong side of the SMCI (puts). I was so happy last night, looking at the AM drop.

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We were just discussing about this a couple of weeks ago! It seems that Buffett has been: * reducing stakes in the insurance sector, * liquidated most of its holdings in $HPQ, * reducing stake in $PARA but increased BRK's holdings in Liberty Media and Sirius XM which are in the media sector, * increased their stake in the oil and gas sector through $CVX and $OXY My best guess is on [UBS](https://finbiteinsights.substack.com/p/buffett-sold-apple-and-bought-a-mystery) as a turnaround play, much like BRK's move in Citigroup. What are your thoughts? Berkshire Hathaway has a substantial cash reserve and will likely find it difficult to deploy their funds as most opportunities may be too small for them. While its fun to [follow ](https://finbiteinsights.substack.com/p/buffett-couldnt-find-meaningful-investments)Buffett's move, it's going to be difficult for us to copy their trades.

RIVN downgraded by UBS with target of $8.00. Love it.

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It’s not so simple as you say. NVDA chose to still sell to China despite the US not wanting them to which may anger the great and noble congressmen, probably why UBS hilariously downgraded their PT after earnings

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Where did the UBS ANALyst touch you? ![img](emote|t5_2th52|29637)

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UBS can eat a dick

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>UBS Cuts NVIDIA Price Target to $800 From $850 Found the bank who got more shorts than longs on NVDA before earnings, looks like UBS wants to follow Credit Suisse's foot steps lmao

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According to a post from the german version of wsb: - KeyBanc Raises Price target to $1,100 from $740 - HSBC Raises Price target to $880 from $835 - JPMorgan Raises Price target to $850 from $650 - Deutsche Bank Raises Price target to $720 from $560 - Bernstein Raises Price target to $1,000 from $700 - Morgan Stanley Raises Price target to $795 from $750 - BofA Securities Raises Price target to $925 from $800 - Goldman Sachs Raises Price target to $875 from $800 While UBS cuts the PT from 850 to 800. I have not checked them myself, so if those are wrong it's /u/Dmitriy1996 fault.

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[$NVDA](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24NVDA&src=cashtag_click): +15% premkt ❖ [$NVDA](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24NVDA&src=cashtag_click): UBS Cuts Price target to $800 from $850 ❖ [$NVDA](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24NVDA&src=cashtag_click): KeyBanc Raises Price target to $1,100 from $740 ❖ [$NVDA](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24NVDA&src=cashtag_click): HSBC Raises Price target to $880 from $835 ❖ [$NVDA](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24NVDA&src=cashtag_click): JPMorgan Raises Price target to $850 from $650 ❖ [$NVDA](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24NVDA&src=cashtag_click): Stifel Raises Price target to $910 from $865 ❖ [$NVDA](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24NVDA&src=cashtag_click): Deutsche Bank Raises Price target to $720 from $560 ❖ [$NVDA](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24NVDA&src=cashtag_click): DA Davidson Raises Price target to $620 from $410 ❖ [$NVDA](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24NVDA&src=cashtag_click): Cantor Fitzgerald Raises Price target to $900 from $775 ❖ [$NVDA](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24NVDA&src=cashtag_click): Bernstein Raises Price target to $1,000 from $700 ❖ [$NVDA](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24NVDA&src=cashtag_click): Wolfe Research Raises Price target to $900 from $630 ❖ [$NVDA](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24NVDA&src=cashtag_click): Morgan Stanley Raises Price target to $795 from $750 ❖ [$NVDA](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24NVDA&src=cashtag_click): BofA Securities Raises Price target to $925 from $800 ❖ [$NVDA](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24NVDA&src=cashtag_click): Truist Securities Raises Price target to $911 from $691 ❖ [$NVDA](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24NVDA&src=cashtag_click): Goldman Sachs Raises Price target to $875 from $800

kt ❖ $NVDA: UBS Cuts Price target to $800 from $850 ❖ $NVDA: KeyBanc Raises Price target to $1,100 from $740 ❖ $NVDA: HSBC Raises Price target to $880 from $835 ❖ $NVDA: JPMorgan Raises Price target to $850 from $650 ❖ $NVDA: Stifel Raises Price target to $910 from $865 ❖ $NVDA: Deutsche Bank Raises Price target to $720 from $560 ❖ $NVDA: DA Davidson Raises Price target to $620 from $410 ❖ $NVDA: Cantor Fitzgerald Raises Price target to $900 from $775 ❖ $NVDA: Bernstein Raises Price target to $1,000 from $700 ❖ $NVDA: Wolfe Research Raises Price target to $900 from $630 ❖ $NVDA: Morgan Stanley Raises Price target to $795 from $750 ❖ $NVDA: BofA Securities Raises Price target to $925 from $800 ❖ $NVDA: Truist Securities Raises Price target to $911 from $691 ❖ $NVDA: Goldman Sachs Raises Price target to $875 from $800

UBS says inflation is good for stock market 🤷‍♂️ Must be a regarded analyst who went to UBS when they acquired what was left of Credit Suisse

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Data center capacity constraints could 'hurt' Nvidia's long-term revenue, UBS says

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Data center capacity constraints could 'hurt' Nvidia's long-term revenue, UBS says https://www.cnbc.com/2024/02/20/data-center-capacity-constraints-could-hurt-nvidias-revenue-ubs-says.html?__source=iosappshare%7Ccom.apple.UIKit.activity.CopyToPasteboard What I just said….. sold by put today with 90% profit.

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While everything is red...if you're not on the BRZE train while it's cheap, your missing out.. https://www.marketbeat.com/instant-alerts/nasdaq-brze-sec-filing-2024-02-19/ Full disclosure I have multiple calls runners through 2024 and own a lot of the stock itself...we use it here where I work and it's amazing how much of a better technology it is than other MA and some CRM platforms. *Barclays raised their price objective on shares of Braze from $65.00 to $80.00 and gave the company an "overweight" rating in a report on Thursday, December 7th. Raymond James raised their price objective on shares of Braze from $52.00 to $75.00 and gave the company an "outperform" rating in a report on Thursday, December 7th. UBS Group increased their target price on shares of Braze from $51.00 to $60.00 and gave the company a "neutral" rating in a research report on Thursday, December 7th. JMP Securities increased their target price on shares of Braze from $56.00 to $68.00 and gave the company a "market outperform" rating in a research report on Thursday, December 7th. Finally, Needham & Company LLC increased their target price on shares of Braze from $60.00 to $70.00 and gave the company a "buy" rating in a research report on Thursday, December 7th. Two equities research analysts have rated the stock with a hold rating and fourteen have issued a buy rating to the company's stock. According to data from MarketBeat, Braze currently has a consensus rating of "Moderate Buy" and a consensus target price of $63.65.*

UBS Strategists raise S&P target for 2024 to 5,400 points.

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UBS lifts S&P 500 year-end target to 5,400 (Street high)

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Great post, OP! Yann, the chief scientist of AI at Meta and Turing award winner himself is not able to comprehend all different possibilities and applications of AI. Every-time a ground breaking innovation occurs, even the original creators cannot imagine the evolution of the technology. Now think about UBS guys who have been working on excel valuation models all their life. They are no experts in this field and the so called experts do not always have the whole picture because it is nearly possible for one individual to front run the collective human imagination. This imagination is being brought to life using NVDA's advanced GPUs and the breakthroughs we had in deep learning over the last few years. There is nothing stopping AI.

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AI chip shortage eases, server chain recovers, Quanta, Wiwynn and other operations are expected to be prosperous NVIDIA and AMD's AI chip supply bottlenecks have gradually eased. In particular, the delivery cycle of NVIDIA and AMD's AI chips, which are in short supply, has been shortened from the previous eight to 11 months to three to four months. Legal persons are optimistic that with the acquisition of key chips, they will ignite the shipment engines of AI server supply chains such as Hon Hai, Quanta [(2382)](https://money.udn.com/industry/company/2382) , Wistron and their subsidiaries Wiwynn and Inventec, and their operations will be prosperous at the same time. On the eve of Huida's announcement of last quarter's financial results after the U.S. stock market opened on the 21st, it was reported that its AI chips were gradually clearing up supply bottlenecks. According to the latest report from UBS, Huida's AI chip delivery cycle has been significantly shortened to three to four months. . The latest report released by research organization TrendForce yesterday (19th) also pointed out that at the end of January, the supply of Huida and AMD AI chips had been relieved, driving the demand for AI server orders from foundries to rebound. TrendForce stated that the return of orders for foundry AI servers has further boosted the momentum of material preparation and supply. Multilayer ceramic capacitor (MLCC) manufacturers Murata, Taiyo Yuden, Samsung and Yageo are the main beneficiaries. However, due to lackluster stocking demand for mobile phones, PCs, laptops and general-purpose servers, TrendForce estimates that total MLCC supplier shipments this quarter will be 1.11103 billion units, a quarterly decrease of 7%. Supply chain sources said that Hon Hai is the main supplier of Huida boards, as well as the supplier of server platforms such as HGX and DGX, with a market share of more than 70%. Many products are even exclusively supplied and benefit the most. Hon Hai Chairman Liu Yangwei has previously stated publicly that Hon Hai’s AI server business is in good order and has received several new cases. Quanta is also optimistic about AI server shipments this year. Quanta expects that if the supply of AI chips eases, AI server shipments will strengthen significantly from May at the earliest, which will boost revenue. The second half of the year will enter a period of explosive shipments. This year's AI server revenue growth will be There are double-digit percentages. Wistron holds up to 85% of Huida’s CoWoS AI chip substrate orders, and is also the exclusive supplier of AMD and Intel AI chip modules and substrates. Wistron is optimistic that AI-related revenue will jump by a "three-digit" percentage this year. Wiwynn believes that this year’s AI server growth will be greater and the penetration rate will be higher. The main driving force will come from ASIC, GPU, etc. In the short term, ASIC will have the strongest momentum. Wiwynn's AI server (including GPU, ASIC, accelerator card) revenue accounted for more than 20% in the fourth quarter of last year, a significant increase from 10% in the third quarter of last year.

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Thank you OP. Here is the sister DD to this exact point. UBS was making sound bad. It's NOT. [https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1auzg05/analyst\_lead\_time\_stories\_for\_nvidia\_dont\_make/](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1auzg05/analyst_lead_time_stories_for_nvidia_dont_make/)

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Nvidia's earnings preview indicates expectations for strong revenue and earnings. The consensus forecast projected revenue of $20.4 billion and earnings per share of $4.57, both of which are trending upwards. Nvidia remains highly favored on Wall Street, with 49 out of 53 firms covering its stock rating it as a "buy" or higher. The average price target is $738. Investors are keen on Nvidia's earnings conference call, particularly for insights into its AI ecosystem, updates on China-related news amidst US government restrictions, and news on the launch of new accelerators. Notable technology stocks correlated with Nvidia include Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, Lam Research Corporation, and ASML Holding N.V. Options market implies a 7% stock price fluctuation. Goldman Sachs regards Nvidia's results as potentially pivotal, expecting an 11% movement in NVDA. Retail demand for call options is high, indicating bullish sentiment. Bank of America warns of investor focus shifting to Nvidia's flagship GPU Tech Conference in March. Loop Capital initiates coverage with a "buy" rating and a $1200 price target, suggesting significant growth potential. Oppenheimer maintains an "outperform" rating and raises the target price to $850. Mizuho Securities raises the target price to $825, citing Nvidia's dominance in AI and machine learning. Susquehanna increases its target price to $850, expecting strong results driven by high AI demand. UBS raises estimates and target price to $850, anticipating prolonged order fulfillment times indicative of substantial revenue growth potential.

**Nvidia's earnings preview indicates expectations for strong revenue and earnings.** The consensus forecast projected revenue of $20.4 billion and earnings per share of $4.57, both of which are trending upwards. Nvidia remains highly favored on Wall Street, with 49 out of 53 firms covering its stock rating it as a "buy" or higher. The average price target is $738. Investors are keen on Nvidia's earnings conference call, particularly for insights into its AI ecosystem, updates on China-related news amidst US government restrictions, and news on the launch of new accelerators. Notable technology stocks correlated with Nvidia include Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, Lam Research Corporation, and ASML Holding N.V. Options market implies a 7% stock price fluctuation. Goldman Sachs regards Nvidia's results as potentially pivotal, expecting an 11% movement in NVDA. Retail demand for call options is high, indicating bullish sentiment. Bank of America warns of investor focus shifting to Nvidia's flagship GPU Tech Conference in March. Loop Capital initiates coverage with a "buy" rating and a $1200 price target, suggesting significant growth potential. Oppenheimer maintains an "outperform" rating and raises the target price to $850. Mizuho Securities raises the target price to $825, citing Nvidia's dominance in AI and machine learning. Susquehanna increases its target price to $850, expecting strong results driven by high AI demand. UBS raises estimates and target price to $850, anticipating prolonged order fulfillment times indicative of substantial revenue growth potential.

🎱 **DraftKings: Fourth Quarter Earnings Preview** ​ * Sports betting firm DKNG will report Q4 results tonight, conference call to follow at 8:30 a.m. tomorrow morning. * The current FactSet Consensus calls for EPS of $0.08 (vs -$0.53 a year ago) on revenue growth of +45% to $1.24 bln. * Guidance for FY24 is revs of $4.50 bln to $4.80 bln vs. $4.67 bln FactSet Consensus. * LeBron James [**posted on X**](https://twitter.com/KingJames/status/1752729573731475748?s=20) about a partnership with DKNG. * About a month ago UBS commented, "Looking at the states that report OSB GGR by operator and where ESPN Bet is active, we have seen a slight MoM decline in Dec'23 share for ESPN Bet (12% to 7% in MA, 15% to 9% in KS, 10% to 7% in IN, 14% to 7% in IA and 10% to 6% in MD) following its expected uptick in Nov'23 GGR market share since the platform's transition from Barstool Sportsbook to ESPN Bet on Nov 14. While ESPN Bet's OSB handle share has shown a consistent increase through Q4 across the five states covered — MA, KS, MD, IA and IN — the more relevant metric is market share of revenue, where ESPN Bet has not shown a consistent increase. (NGR share, which isn't always disclosed, is the most meaningful metric, but GGR share is at least more meaningful than handle.) The data shows that while ESPN Bet's GGR share has trended higher then lower through the quarter, FanDuel's GGR share trended lower then higher across the five states covered, while DKNG GGR share has trended lower across the three months. That may have more to do with sports calendar ramping up for NBA (where FanDuel is thought to have better product) compared to Q3, which is dominated by NFL (where DKNG is thought to have better product). In the near term, we believe that customers will take the free bets provided by new competitors but over time customers will opt to place their wagers using the app with the greatest functionality. So, despite the early inroads to market share made by ESPN Bet launch, we expect DKNG and FanDuel to sustain their high OSB market share, and the Dec downtick in ESPN share supports this." * Based on the DKNG Feb $44 straddle, the options market is pricing in a move of approximately 13% before expiration (Friday).

\> What’s Behind the Bull Stance on NVDA Stock? \> UBS notes that the reason for the price target increase has to do with the upcoming Nvidia earnings report. The analysts are getting ahead of that report by raising its price target, which is a sign that the company has positive expectations.

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As a swiss: UBS are the real regards. Brother managed to upgrade after a 40% increase in a month ![gif](emote|free_emotes_pack|facepalm)

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UBS analyst John Sourbeer upgrades Medpace Hldgs (NASDAQ:MEDP) from Neutral to Buy and raises the price target from $282 to $452.

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UBS, BDORY, ITUB, not in this order

UBS analyst raises Nvidia price from 580 to 850. Barclays analyst raises Super Micro Computer price from 691 to 961. No reason whatsoever

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*UBS analysts have revised the price target for NVDA stock, increasing it from $580 to $850 per share. This upward adjustment represents a potential 17.6% upside from the latest closing price.* And another PT increase for NVDA

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NVDA earnings 10Q in 5 business days. Iris Energy Triples AI Cloud Services Business To Order 861 unit Nvidia H100 GPUs. UBS's decision to raise the price targets for NVDA (NVIDIA) and AMD (Advanced Micro Devices) reflects a positive outlook on the companies' performance.

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Well, of course, Wells Fargo want the high number. Wells Fargo is in San Francisco and the city has the highest exposure of commercial real estate. JP wants lower because they’re advocating for lower interest rates. JP is also eyeing how to fix the regional bank problem. UBS has their own issues. And naturally two of the culprits of the 2008 recession. Goldman goes high and Citi goes low.

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>Please realize that stock market as a whole is non-zero sum game but buying individual stock IS. And you are playing against BIG players. Your biggest competition is giant institutional investors that have analytical teams worth BILLIONS. And according to SPIVA report 95% of those guys underperfomed market in last 20 years, what knowledge you have to beat them? But how many of those analytical teams really understand the business, the customers, the risks, the external things that could change it? Does Atif Malik at Citi or Timothy Arcuri at UBS understand why a company buys Nvidia chips, what it does for them? How much more of it they want? What they might switch to at some point? Look at the variation between all the analysts on TipRanks for a stock. Anything up to a 100% difference. How can anyone say this is professional, when one of the analysts is going to be that far out? Most of this activity is about getting a sale. It's about appearing to be smart, making the right noises. And when it pays off, you become a star and people give you money thinking you're a genius. Kathie Wood trebled people's money for about a year which got her on CNBC but since then, your mattress outperformed Kathie as a place to store your money. I don't even know if individuals can beat them, but apply what you know and you might have an edge. Because I don't think these people are deep enough into a business to know. Like I don't invest in Nike or Burberry because I have no sense of fashion or what's cool. I think in a year, high fashion stuff will be a good investment, but which companies? I don't know.

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Jan. 🇺🇸 CPI YoY Estimates by Major banks: ◦ Barclays --> 3.0% ◦ Goldman Sachs --> 3.03% ◦ TD Securities: 3.0% ◦ Wells Fargo: 3.0% ◦ Citi --> 2.9% ◦ Duetsche Bank --> 2.9% ◦ JP Morgan --> 2.9% ◦ Nomura --> 2.94% ◦ UBS --> 2.9% ◦ RBC--> 2.9% *Median ---> 2.9% (Down from Dec. CPI print of 3.4%) [Cleveland Fed - 2.94%](https://www.clevelandfed.org/indicators-and-data/inflation-nowcasting)

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CS. Bought at $4. Got UBS stock and after 2023 gains down to 55% from much more. Still keep it as a reminder.

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UBS upgraded UPS even higher than their already way above market price. Now that a pump occurred, but puts on the low IV.

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Whats in those bags UBS?

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Looks like Yahoo's chart is shitting its pants for some reason, unless UBS just blew up.

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At 22 you are way ahead of the curve just thinking about a stable financial future. These references may help show you where to start saving 1st, 2nd, 3rd ... Above all else make sure you fund an emergency fund first in case you need a 3-6 month buffer to find another job etc. - Tax-efficient waterfall – where to save first [GRAPHIC in article](https://www.thescopeofpractice.com/9-easy-steps-to-a-building-a-great-investing-strategy-using-the-tax-efficient-waterfall/) - **[2023 saving waterfall from UBS]**(https://www.ubs.com/us/en/wealth-management/insights/market-news/article.1582444.html) - **https://www.reddit.com/r/personalfinance/wiki/commontopics** As far as WHAT to invest in (stocks, bonds, ETFs, mutual funds, gold ...) I found these to be very helpful for me personally - it really cut thru the fog and confusion of all the possibilities out there and all the "experts" on the media with their recommendation: - If You Can: How Millennials Can Get Rich Slowly – an excellent free 15 page PDF by William Bernstein: [DOWNLOAD LINK](https://www.etf.com/docs/IfYouCan.pdf) - I Will Teach You To Be Rich by Ramit Sethi [LINK](https://www.amazon.com/Will-Teach-You-Rich-Second-dp-1523505745/dp/1523505745/ref=dp_ob_title_bk) - The Simple Path To Wealth by JL Collins [LINK](https://www.amazon.com/Simple-Path-Wealth-financial-independence/dp/1737724103/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1674405398&sr=8-1) - The Little Book of Common Sense Investing by John “Jack” Bogle [LINK 2017 Hardback version]( https://www.amazon.com/%E2%80%8E%E2%80%8E1119404509-978-1119404507-Little-Investing-Hardcover/dp/B0BXQ64326/ref=sr_1_6?crid=3I6SFIWHJKHX8&keywords=little+book+of+common+sense+investing&qid=1680465220&s=books&sprefix=little+book+of+common+sense+investing%2Cstripbooks%2C133&sr=1-6) Finally, realize that the emotional side of investing can get you into trouble. Panic at the wrong tome and selling will guarantee you a permanent loss. These books are helpful in this regard: - The Millionaire Next Door by Thomas Stanley [LINK]( https://www.amazon.com/Millionaire-Next-Door-Surprising-Americas/dp/1589795474/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2R8T3KATTYLFN&keywords=the+millionaire+next+door+book&qid=1679205363&s=books&sprefix=the+million%2Cstripbooks%2C106&sr=1-1) - The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel [LINK]( https://www.amazon.com/Psychology-Money-Timeless-lessons-happiness/dp/0857197681/ref=sr_1_1?crid=11S4RSL8SAMI8&keywords=the+psychology+of+money&qid=1679205453&s=books&sprefix=the+psychology%2Cstripbooks%2C135&sr=1-1)

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If you want to see how they combat volatility you can look at how the DFEN ETF is weighted and the holdings performance individually. BA is the top holding. If you held everything but the #1 weighted holding you would've killed it. BA has the ETF sitting at +1.28% since the rebalance. If DFEN wasn't holding BA, the return would be >+25%. Markets are efficient, no matter how they get you to sell shares or buy options. Chances are there's some predictive ai model that rebalances based on institutional holdings to even out vanguard, Blackrock, and UBS AUM. They have to sell calls/puts to balance liquidity for illiquid bonds. Since they just got in bonds oct '22, I'm expecting they short volatility on indexes that have etfs with the highest premium on calls and puts until Q3 2024. This could change w/ the news today: *US treasury auction for 3y t bills on Feb 6 and 10y on Feb 7.* I would pay close attention to how the indexes have been rebalanced in the past. ***Side note:*** Not sure of what to call this theory or if it is a macro trend but the thesis is this: Loosely regulated capitalism gradually leads to loopholes being exploited by the companies that had first mover advantage. This would gradually lead to a lot of smaller (almost...) monopolies. (FAANG). During times of deflation and a federal government in crazy debt, investors will move out of potentially undervalued companies into the companies with the most cash flow and highest margins and revenue. Forget anything "per share." Price no longer matters. This is why I think the s&p100 has outperformed the s&p500 in January 2024. *if anyone knows what this is, please lmk* seems like unsmoothing with a level of revenue or cash flow for a company that determines the direction of unsmoothing.

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Wow you went to an old post but okay, ​ A candidate who passes the Series 7 exam is qualified for the solicitation, purchase and/or sale of all securities products, including corporate securities, municipal fund securities, options, direct participation programs, investment company products and variable contracts. ​ So in this context, pretty much every and I do mean EVERY series 7 holder is barred from buying OTC US MSOs (cannabis stocks) on behalf of their clients. Some are allowed to buy MSOS since it is on the NYSE and others will not even want to do that. So this goes for big institutions like UBS, Stifel, Morgan Stanley, Citi, Bank of America(Merril Lynch), Barclays, Black Rock, etc. ​ Unless you are a preferred client with $100s of millions or billions these investment banks will not touch them. ​ So for every person with an account/ money manager at one of the numerous institutions they are not allowed in as of right now, once the green light is given there will be inflows in the $100s of millions when fincen is updated

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BREAKING NEWS TWO MAJOR UBS INVESTORS WORRY ABOUT THE BANK'S SIZE When you have a balance sheet of more than $1.6 trillion, which is nearly twice the size of the country you reside in… what is too big to fail? What a movie.

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Was refering to all these guys: |Analyst|Date|Old Target|New Target|Rating| |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| |Morgan Stanley - Joseph Moore|January 29, 2024|$128|$193|Overweight| |B of A Securities - Vivek Arya|January 29, 2024|$165|$195|Buy| |Susquehanna - Christopher Rolland|January 29, 2024|$170|$210|Positive| |UBS - Timothy Arcuri|January 25, 2024|$135|$220|Buy| |New Street Research - Pierre Ferragu|January 24, 2024|N/A|$215|Upgraded from Neutral to Buy| |Cantor Fitzgerald - C J Muse|January 23, 2024|N/A|$190|Initiates Overweight| |Barclays - Tom O’Malley|January 16, 2024|$120|$200|Overweight| |Keybanc - John Vinh|January 16, 2024|$170|$195|Overweight| |Goldman Sachs - Toshiya Hari|December 18, 2023|$137|$157|Buy| |Bank of America Securities - Vivek Arya|December 15, 2023|N/A|$165|Upgraded from Neutral to Buy| |Rosenblatt - Hans Mosesmann|December 7, 2023|$200|N/A|Outperform| |Stifel|December 7, 2023|$200|N/A|Not specified|

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UBS stock 🙌🙌🙌🙌💥💥💥💥💥

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UBS is the bag holder and putin is a bitch , GME is going to the moon !

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Doomers at UBS projecting -23% ![img](emote|t5_2th52|4271)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4271)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4271)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4271)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4271)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4271)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4271)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4271)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4271)

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Fuck the UBS analyst who told me NVDA was a short with 40% correction due in the new year

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> At least four brokerages downgraded ADM's stock after the SEC request, and the company cut its adjusted earnings forecast to $6.90 per share for the fiscal year ended December, 2023 from an "excess of $7 a share" earlier. > "If (the) issue is just transfer pricing (tax avoidance), it shouldn't change 2024 EPS outlook. ADM likely can continue buybacks and close recent acquisitions despite investigation," said analysts at BMO. > Until investors have more clarity as to what exactly went wrong with ADM's nutrition segment accounting, UBS analysts said traders could turn to shares of Darling Ingredients (DAR.N), and rival grain merchant Bunge Global (BG.N). Doesn’t look good regardless with all the downgrades.

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JBHT raised to buy at UBS who said richsession

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I am Swiss and still their client. I love Credit Suisse (now UBS).

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> Wall Street analysts are predicting a slow start for the device. UBS Group AG analyst David Vogt expects Apple to ship 300,000 to 400,000 units this year, generating as much as $1.4 billion. For a company that had sales of $383 billion last year, that’s “immaterial.” That's the fundamental problem. Even selling out every single device that they plan to make this year will result in very little impact at the company level. We don't even know how much profit they will be making from each device sold. If this makes any difference at all to the stock price, they are going to need to sell hundreds of millions of units over the next few years and I don't think anyone sees that as a realistic possibility. The real test will be if they can come up with a VR equivalent to the App Store that developers, content creators, and consumers all want to use. If the device becomes super popular and they can gain 30% of all software and content sales for it, then I can see this being a massive success for them. Otherwise it's just another niche product.

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Ahhhh in that case I have no idea how yields are if you’re investing in European corporate bonds, typically corporate bonds are going to pay the highest as they’re not tax advantaged and usually corporations have to pay you more for your money than a government or bank deposit would have to as it’s more risky. I know European corporate bonds are much more complex than American corporate bonds, especially with the fiasco that was Credit Suisse’s AT1 bonds. A lower credit grade would pay more, for example before Credit Suisse got absorbed by UBS, their bonds were paying around 26% a year. However right now in the U.S. I’m looking at a corporate bond for 7 years paying 7.654% a year, or a 3 year paying 8.754%, these are of course investment grade bonds (BBB- or better, anything below BBB- is considered junk bonds/ speculative bonds) while you can typically buy AAA (the highest grade) bonds for around 5%, I’m looking at a AAA 100 year bond paying 5.002%

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4/ last Property sector expected to be biggest drag on market The property sector, which was stuck in a slump last year, is still expected to be the biggest drag on the Chinese stock market this year. Statistics from Wind show that out of 24 A-shares industry indexes, 22 had fallen last year. The best-performing communications industry rose over 23%, while the beauty and retail sectors fell over 30%. The property sector also plummeted by over 26%. Taking into account Hong Kong-listed mainland Chinese property companies, the decline in the real estate sector is even more pronounced. Statistics from real estate consultancy firm CRIC (克而瑞) showed that as of 18 December 2023, the total market capitalisation of 181 real estate stocks listed on both the mainland and Hong Kong shrank by 27.75% compared with the beginning of the year. The Hang Seng Mainland Property Index dropped 40% for 2023, the worst-performing in the Hang Seng Index. The Hong Kong-listed Evergrande Group sank 86%, while Country Garden slipped 71%. While the central government and local governments have repeatedly rolled out numerous stimulus policies to revive the property market since the second half of 2023, the willingness to purchase homes has not been significantly boosted so far. Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, UBS and other investment banks and securities firms generally predict that the property sector will shrink for the third year in a row this year, a record streak. Bloomberg reported Ned Davis Research Chief Economist Alejandra Grindal as saying, “The number one household asset is houses — that’s where the majority hold their wealth. If it is not increasing, that acts as a drag on confidence.” Tech stocks looking up On the other hand, the technology sector, which was also on the decline last year, is seen as a high-growth sector by several institutions this year. The Hang Seng Tech Index slipped 8.8% in 2023, with the shares of Hong Kong-listed Alibaba falling over 12% and Tencent shares down by nearly 7.5%. In its 2024 strategy report, UBS cites the internet sector as most likely to perform well in 2024: whether in terms of depth or breadth, compared to their US peers, the relative valuation of Chinese internet companies is low. Morgan Stanley pointed out that owing to support measures such as cost efficiency and buyback, the earnings resilience of the internet sector has improved significantly, with actual performance outperforming market expectations for three consecutive quarters. Eli Lee from the Bank of Singapore predicts that the onshore A-share market will benefit more from policy easing this year, with the technology, communication services and consumer sectors performing best. However, the new draft regulation for online games released in late December last year, which greatly affected gaming stocks, is another reminder for investors that China’s private enterprises, especially emerging ones like internet enterprises, face great policy uncertainty. At the same time, intensifying China-US tech competition also puts Chinese tech players, from semiconductors to the internet, under immense geopolitical pressure that cannot be ignored. This article was first published in Lianhe Zaobao as “跌势难逆 中国股市何时繁花似锦?”.

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2/ Unfriendly external environment At the same time, the external environment was also unfriendly towards the Chinese market. The US Federal Reserve hastened the hiking of interest rates, which led to capital from emerging markets being drawn back to the US, putting constant pressure on A-shares. The continued escalation of China-US competition also increased the speed of foreign capital flowing out of China. Foreign investors trading RMB shares through the “northbound investment” channel of the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect programme led to a total net inflow of 43.7 billion RMB — a new low in the seven years since the launch of the programme. An optimistic analysis would view the Chinese stock market as having hit rock bottom, now being a prime opportunity to buy low. Ma Lei, Invesco’s chief investment officer for Hong Kong and China, pointed out that the MSCI China Index was around 45% lower than the MSCI USA Index. Based on assessment of price-to-earnings (PE) ratio and price-to-book (PB) ratio, China’s stock market valuation is currently at its lowest in ten years, and the risk-reward ratio for investing in Chinese stocks has its appeal. Statistics from financial data company FactSet show an average forward PE ratio of 8 for the Hang Seng Index, near the lowest it has been in almost 20 years. A survey of 417 investors in late December 2023 by Bloomberg revealed that low stock prices have increased the attractiveness of the Chinese market for investors. Nearly a third of respondents said they would increase their China investments over the next year, a huge step up from 19% in August 2023. However, investors last year who harboured the same hopes whilst entering the market did not hit it big, and were instead left licking their wounds. Compared to last year, what major changes will there be in China’s stock market in 2024? Economic and geopolitical factors affecting the market A research paper by CSC Financial noted that at least two major factors will improve this year. Firstly, the global liquidity condition is expected to improve as the Fed approaches the end of its rate hike cycle. Secondly, as China ramps up its macroeconomic policy mix, the contraction in the property market has slowed and consumer and business confidence has improved. With these factors, it is expected that incremental funding for A-shares would first stabilise before increasing, leading to a bull market in the second half of 2024. The macroeconomic research team at China Minsheng Bank felt that the trillion-yuan special treasury bonds and special refinancing bonds issued late last year will enter a phase of spending and using the funds, favouring an overall easing of the liquidity environment. More real estate policies could also be put forth to spur a “mini spring” of the property market. On the global front, China-US relations are expected to be warmer after a meeting between the leaders of both countries, which would help boost China’s imports and exports. There is hope that the Chinese market this year could rebound from its lowest valley. Unlike the largely positive outlook from Chinese researchers, international investment firms held diverse views. Goldman Sachs predicted that the CSI 300 Index could rise by 16%, while UBS predicted that the MSCI China Index could rise by 15%. Morgan Stanley was more cautious in its prediction that the MSCI China Index could rise by 5% and the CSI 300 Index by 7%. Analysts at Morgan Stanley felt that China’s economic recovery was still sluggish and insufficient to restore market confidence, predicting that the market would continue to decline in the next few months. Saxo’s market strategist Redmond Wong also pointed out that China needs more time to reorganise the real estate market and tackle issues of local government debt, predicting that the Chinese stock market, which includes Hong Kong, will bottom out in 2024.

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UBS1 .9$P 1/19 BAC 15$P 1/19 OCGN $1.5C 1/19 ASTS 25$C 1/19 lame-o

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Further, seems like a convenient pump after Citadel just bought UBS's Chinese investments...

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Morgan Stanley, Bernstein, and UBS all upgraded in 2023. It’s at 70.23, with an average target of 87 and a high of 98. There hasn’t been any insider transactions in a long time and the insider holdings are so low it doesn’t even show up as a percentage.

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Bitcoin distribution is actually more unequal than most currencies, but that in itself is not a fatal flaw. Bitcoin has been a spectacular speculative asset. Certainly the greatest performance of any widely-held asset this century. I may even pick up a few coins (currently own zero), if the price doesn't shoot up too much on ETF approval. The Cantillon Effect is mitigated by wage increases for most people. Wage increases have basically stayed ahead of inflation (actually stayed flat for most workers), and inflation has hovered at around 2-3% despite massive expansive monetary policies by the Fed. This changed after the pandemic for a year or so, but things seem to be returning to normal. Definitely a concern longer term, but not really a crisis. Bitcoin will *never* be used as a mainstream currency in major economies, however. Sure, it will remain useful for certain large, infrequent purchases and for overseas remittances, but you will never buy a sandwich with Bitcoin outside of a third-world country. There are several reasons for this, including: 1. Bitcoin is slow: Layers like the Lightning Network can greatly increase TPS, but at the cost of centralization (which kind of defeats the purpose). 2. Deflation: Limited supply is great for Bitcoin as a speculative asset, but a non-starter for a large country adopting it as a currency. Deflation can be worse than inflation, and runaway deflation can decimate an economy. 3. Security: If someone robs the bank where I keep my money, I have FDIC insurance. If UBS gets hacked, my brokerage accounts are fully insured also. If someone breaks into my house and tortures me for my keys, my Bitcoin is likely gone forever. Insuring Bitcoin would require government oversight that again defeats the purpose. 4. Volatility: Why would you spend an asset that you know could triple in value in six months? Conversely, why would you accept payment in a currency that could suddenly drop significantly in value? You would have to plan large purchases and sales around events like halvings or recessions, but you can't predict when whales might buy or sell. True, Bitcoin's price might stabilize over the long term, but then it would become far less attractive to speculators. 5. Taxation: Countries jealously guard their ability to collect taxes. The US and EU are not anxious to collect taxes in a currency they don't control. Also, certain Bitcoin transactions currently trigger capital gains/losses. This could be fixed, but I'm not sure if the government would be motivated to encourage more BTC transactions (at least for now). Also, US citizens should probably not be rooting for BTC to supplant the USD. When de-dollarization takes place, it will make the US deficit unmanageable, and result in a default. This will cause a severe recession (at best), and require strict austerity measures, resulting in a lost decade (best case). This debt-fueled crash is probably inevitable regardless of crypto, but widespread Bitcoin adoption would make it happen faster and with more severity.

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UBS looking primed for a major drop soon

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r/ShortsqueezeSee Comment

show me proof they exited. the sec confirmed the price rise in 2021 was not due to shorts exiting positions but retail buying. Melvin Capitol is bankrupt, so is credit Suisse and their bags are about to sink UBS too. you seem to think you understand market mechanics but sadly none of us do because we aren't high frequency trading algorithms

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Firstly, if 99% underperform over long term then 1% would massively outperform. By way of analogy, if 99% is under the average income then that 1% will all be super billionaires. Secondly, the 99% number is wrong. There are actual studies of this (I can't recall the source). Number is closer to 60%. Thirdly, information advantage is not equal and is inferior to analytical advantage. Fourthly, analysts take too short a time horizon. I've met analysts from UBS, Nomura, JPM, MS, GS for 20 years. Every time it's trying to guesstimate next quarter result. Often via gentle hint from management. Analysts don't analyze and are too short term. Same with 80% of FMs I've met. So no to passive investing. Try passive investing into the China market in the last 5 years. Or Japan in late 1990s. Just because US is on a tear doesn't mean you switch to passive.

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Lol this UBS?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/17re8hm/ubs\_is\_probably\_lol\_the\_bagholder\_for\_gme\_naked/

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Then why are you here asking for stocks on a short squeeze channel on Reddit? Why not just piggy back on your UBS guys moves? It seems like that would make sense, no?

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No drugs sir 🤣 he used to be a trader for UBS and after years of trading he got promoted to manage funds of institutional investors. There are investors working with him that prefer higher risk, some prefer lower. He trades shortsqueeze plays for a living regularly for his clients with a higher risk tolerance and simply explained the strategy and analysis required for it to me. You got Him placing his clients money in a short squeeze out of context. Yes that’s what he does on a daily basis but it has nothing to do with this subreddit or what I’m doing. I simply was lucky enough to sit together with a big player in the Swiss banking industry

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