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The Market Maker's Kryptonite: Civil Spoofing Exposure
(Bloomberg) Apple Vision Pro deliveries are delayed to March
UBS expects Netflix to report accelerating revenue and operating income in Q4 By Investing.com
Now is a ‘fantastic time’ to add small- and midsize-company stocks to your portfolio, says investing pro
🔮 Wall Street Divinations | 2023 end-of-year rally
CIRCLE JERKLE! The Fed will lower interest rates under 3% as a mild recession leads to a 'soggy 2024,' UBS chief economist says
Giving you a 2024 outlook/2023 recap links compilation for homework
What should I do about my portfolio moving forward?
Short Nvidia stock is one of top technical ideas for 2024 at UBS By Investing.com
'Bull trap': UBS analysts see S&P 500 falling to as low as 4100 in 1H24 By Investing.com
AMD soars after unveiling a new AI chip to compete with Nvidia.
FYI, UBS is facing a landmark federal spoofing lawsuit
Forget NEGG it's Chargepoint CHPT that has the Fundamentals.
FULL Nasdaq Article by Ari Zoldan: How Three Companies Are Taking Aim at Alleged Naked Short Sellers - 28 Nov 2023 - (immortalized in photos + links)
Another financial institution crash incoming?
Yet another financial institution getting saved?
$UBS (Swiss bank $CS) is having liquidity problems. US reverse repo fell by $65B because of them and customers are unable to withdraw money.
Retail earnings begin this week. ‘It’s getting worse,’ an analyst says.
UBS sees only 5% upside in S&P 500 by the end of 2024
Surging US mortgage rates halt rally in homebuilder stocks
Surging US mortgage rates halt rally in homebuilder stocks
Can anyone point me in the direction of an global market index funds or S&P tracker funds
Recent Shootings? I'm Bully on BODY SCANNERS: UNIVERSITIES: SCHOOLS: ETC: $EVLV They report Nov 9th After Market.
Hedge funds using computers to sell up to $30 billion of stocks soon - UBS
AIGC constructs for digital commercialization： WIMI starts its layout in AI industry
UBS’s Biggest Win? Escaping Credit Suisse’s Stigma
'Game-changer' AI could propel S&P 500 to 5,200 in 2024 - UBS By Investing.com
UBS Smashes Banking Quarterly Profit Record as It Absorbs Credit Suisse
Average Net Worth of American and Australian citizens revealed in UBS Global Wealth Report
UBS and the future as they pay 1.4 millions in fraud over residential mortgage backed securities
I bought options for a company that got bought out... Did I make money or are they worthless?
Analyst Performance: Goldman Sachs leads with 21% annual growth, UBS and Jefferies roughly on par and significantly lagging behind
Moody’s cuts ratings of 10 U.S. banks and puts some big names on downgrade watch
Wealth Management Conversion to Roboadvisor (taxable and tax advantaged) Questions
Japanese Game Publisher Behind Monster Hunter Sees 1,200% Gain Over Decade - Bloomberg
$PHUN 👀 Lawsuit filed against UBS Securities for Market Manipulation
$DDDX - Low Float 3D Metal Printing Company Targets Military & Aerospace Contracts, Insiders Buying
The Crash this Fall is Now a Mathematical Certainty, but First, We Go Up
When and how to short Ken Griffin/Jim Cramer in the upcoming recession?
What is your list of tools, blogs and podcasts for investment research and market updates?
What's your list of tools, newsletters/blogs and podcasts for investment research and market updates?
Nasdaq is making a big change to its most popular index. Here’s how it might impact your portfolio.
[Quick Take] Mid-Year House Views: Understanding Current Market Conditions and Implications
High-flying female UBS banker's 'extreme' obsession with only drinking bottled water and eating organic food is ruled to be a disability
We see 50k+ retail store closures in U.S. over the next 5 years - UBS By Investing.com
$UBS (UBS Group AG) / Consolidation + Low IVR (0) + Negative IV Z Score (-1.75)
NKE Earnings are Today and this is how you'll make money on it.
China’s economy is set to grow faster in the second quarter, Premier Li Qiang says
Super-rich Americans are giving up on the stock market, hold record levels of cash — here's why and what they're plowing their wealth into
"Is the AI-led 'F*cking Baby Bubble' Bursting? BofA Says Tech Stocks Just Saw Their Biggest Outflow in 10 Weeks."
How Shopify ($SHOP) 'shape shift' made e-commerce firm attractive again
UBS Completes Credit Suisse Takeover to Create Swiss Bank Titan
UBS Completes Credit Suisse Takeover to Create Swiss Bank Titan
UBS earnings on August 31 2023 afterhours
UBS expects $17 billion hit from Credit Suisse rescue, flags hasty due diligence
Market Recap - 5/9/23 - sorry but we've moved on
Market Recap - 5/9/23 - sorry but we've moved on
China Takes the Yuan Global in Bid to Repel a Weaponized Dollar
NYT: People Started Buying Crocs During the Pandemic. They Can’t Stop.
Hindenburg Research Accuses Jefferies That Managed Icahn's Offerings of Committing "Sell-Side Malpractice" to Seduce Retail Investor
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
Hindenburg: Icahn Enterprises: The Corporate Raider Throwing Stones From His Own Glass House
UBS takes $665M hit for RMBS matter in Q1; looks forward to Credit Suisse merger
Penny stocks to buy now? With the market down, 3 under $1 to watch for this week
How long until your investment is next?
Bitfarms Ltd. ($BITF) short interest update
300$ and a dream, what should I put it on?
50,000 shares of Microsoft Co. ($MSFT) were acquired by Graphene Investments SAS.
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Ah sorry I thought this was /r/swisspersonalfinance or something. UBS is a bank in Switzerland sorry I got confused before I commented
I assumed you were talking about the US. I have no ides what UBS is.
I just sent my application to UBS and I told them I am currently a Top Contributor to a massive global Financial network with AI Agent integration (bots)
Is this really true? I recently saw the UBS wealth survey and apparently Belgian's median net worth is the highest in Europe. At least if you exclude really tiny countries.
Chinese traders can't buy SLV... They only have a UBS pseudoETF that has limits on how much bullion they can buy and has been overvalued compared to NAV for months
Gemini nailing it: Predicting a specific 8% jump in a single day for a mega-cap stock like Amazon (AMZN) is statistically unlikely outside of major news events. For perspective, an 8% increase tomorrow would mean Amazon's market cap grows by roughly $160 billion in just a few hours. Based on current market conditions as of February 12, 2026, here is the breakdown of the situation: Current Market Sentiment • Losing Streak: Amazon is currently on an eight-day losing streak, its longest since 2019. The stock has dropped over 16% during this period. • CapEx Concerns: The sell-off was triggered by Amazon's announcement of a $200 billion capital expenditure plan for 2026, which is significantly higher than analysts expected. Investors are currently "souring" on the massive AI infrastructure costs despite strong AWS growth. • Recent Performance: Today, February 12, the stock is trading around $201.00, down roughly 1.5% for the day. Statistical Likelihood of an 8% Jump An 8% move is considered a "black swan" or extreme volatility event for Amazon. • Historical Context: Amazon typically moves roughly 1–3% on a normal trading day. • Catalysts: A move of 8%+ almost exclusively happens during earnings reports or major regulatory breakthroughs. Since Amazon just reported its Q4 2025 results on February 5, there is no scheduled major catalyst for tomorrow, February 13. • Analyst Outlook: While many analysts (like UBS and BMO) have maintained "Buy" ratings and high price targets ($275–$315), they view this as a long-term recovery rather than an overnight spike.
if I told you I was a market maker and partnered with a vol manager from UBS to build our own you either wouldn't believe me or I'd be downvoted into oblivion for promoting but obviously I see questions like the OP and it irks me because to do it correctly costs a ton- and after having gone through the building phase ourselves, I'm shocked that competitors without domain expertise get away with what they're selling as "GEX" etc
**AI Infrastructure Options Playbook — Q2 2026** The thesis: AI compute buildout creates demand convergence across copper, silver, energy, and precious metals. Here's how I'm playing it through end of Q2. **TIER 1: COPPER (highest conviction)** JPMorgan targets copper at $12,500/mt by Q2, UBS at $13,000 by year-end. Grasberg mine (world's 2nd largest) still partially closed until Q2. Global refined copper deficit projected at \~330kmt. The kicker: data center copper demand alone expected to hit 475,000 tons in 2026, up from 110,000 in 2025. That's a 4x jump. * **COPX $95-100C Jul 2026** — leveraged play on the miners * **FCX $70C Jul 2026** — largest pure-play, directly exposed to Grasberg reopening catalyst Risk: COPX already up 119% in a year. China weakness could flush you 20-30%. Copper + silver = 60-70% of the position. That's where supply deficit, AI demand, and mine disruptions all converge. Not financial advice, just mapping the thesis to instruments.
MS QDS seems to build right way- BofA systematic flows monitor also is done by a team that knows what they're doing and is creative in exploring the dataset; UBS good, I haven't seen anything great out of GS besides the broad top-line concepts and their gamma quilt from FOF is not always helpful
[Markets](https://www.cnbc.com/markets/) # UBS downgrades U.S. IT sector despite a recovery.
MU UBS price target upgraded to $450
Not 420? UBS Raises Micron Technology (MU) Price Target to $450 [https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ubs-raises-micron-technology-mu-101836548.html](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ubs-raises-micron-technology-mu-101836548.html)
I stopped reading after "keeps money out of the circulation." Exactly the opposite is true: most billionaire wealth isn't hoarded in cash but invested in assets like stocks, businesses, and real estate, which fuel economic activity. It's no secret that billionaires typically hold single-digit percentages (often under 5-10%) of their net worth in liquid cash, per surveys from UBS and Wealth-X. Another theme that comes through is the assumption that the economy is a zero-sum game. One person's wealth isn't the direct cause of another's poverty; unfair, unregulated markets are. Lifting people out of poverty happens by expanding overall wealth through markets with enforced fairness, like strong antitrust laws and access to education. Let me be clear: I'm fully on board with helping people. A welfare state should be standard, and I accept that some will always depend on it. With the AI boom and further automation, we'll need to rethink entire economies. But framing this as a class war gets us nowhere. We need innovative thinkers to craft rules that enforce fairness, curbing exploitation and ensuring opportunity, while leaving room for entrepreneurs to succeed big and create jobs or innovations that uplift society. On redistribution: While poorly designed policies can falter (e.g., disincentivizing work), well-targeted ones, like those in Nordic countries, have proven sustainable long-term, boosting growth and reducing poverty without harming the economy. Blaming the wealthy distracts from fixing the real issues: weak regulations and enforcement.
Anyone who would likely sell you shares now will ask a hefty premium. You’d likely have to buy shares from an employee or earlier investor. Why would they sell now when they know a potential huge payday is coming? To get shares directly from the company you need to be vetted. SpaceX notoriously vets new investors. If you use a reputable wealth manager like a Morgan Stanley, Goldman, JPM, UBS, Citi, etc you can ask them to acquire shares for you but you’ll pay a very hefty fee. I mean you could always look into working for the company…
And there’s the UBS debt offering
The Evidence: As of early 2026, UBS has already closed 83% of the original Credit Suisse book. However, the remaining 17% is proving "difficult to exit." Why it's GME: If these were just bad mortgage bonds or standard stocks, UBS could have sold them years ago. The fact that they are still holding a multi-billion dollar "legacy" position 5 years after the 2021 sneeze suggests the position is so large and illiquid that closing it would cause a market-wide "contagion" event. https://www.sharecast.com/amp/news/international-companies/ubs-posts-sharp-rise-in-profits-announces-higher-shareholder-returns--21606504.html#:~:text=UBS%20confirmed%20it%20remained%20on,once%20the%20process%20was%20complete The bomb in UBS books was just rolled yesterday according to their bond market.
UBS dropped 5% because of large outflows (especially to the US) despite good earnings. Margin is calling and nobody has cash.
Exact. This is for PEP or world Check hit individuals to move vast amounts of money across borders. I tried to make sense of the deal a few weeks ago when it was announced but not much to find besides the sketchy ownership structure. Nothing I never saw before during my days as a banker at UBS. The conclusion about this is that I forgot about this dude and when I looked at his recent videos, they had the savor of crusty LinkedIn humor posts. It’s probably for boomers but somehow, it’s also on TikTok. A very niche Venn intersection IMO.
My AI Slop Analysis: CYN Analysis 🌍 United States 💼 Cyngn Inc. • Technology • Software - Application ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 💰 Yahoo Finance: • Price: $1.96 • Market Cap: $15.6M • 📊 Volume: 53.2M (31.2x avg) • Day: 📈 +17.37% • Week: 📉 -0.00% • Month: 📉 -31.47% • Float: 8.0M 🚀 • 52w Range: $1.65 - $43.35 🔻 DEEP DISCOUNT (-95% off high) - bargain or garbage? 📊 Historical: ATH $148650.00 (-100%) | ATL $1.65 | Age 4.3y | (IPO 2021-10-20) • Analysts: 1 covering | 🔴 NONE 🎯 Target: $12.00 (+512% upside) 💰 Debt/Equity: 0.17x (HEALTHY) 📊 Profit Margin: 0.0% (BREAKEVEN (barely)) • Short Interest: 📊 10.8% of float | 1.5 days to cover • Institutional: 📊 6.1% Top 3: Vanguard Group Inc (1.3%), UBS Group AG (1.0%), Geode Capital Manage... (0.8%) 👔 Insider Trading (90d): ℹ️ No insider trading detected in last 90 days ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📈 CHART ANALYSIS: 🔴 BEARISH Score: -30 pts • 🚨 Falling knife (down 100% from high) • 📉 6M downtrend (-73%) • 📉 Losing momentum (-31% in 30d) ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📋 THESIS HEALTH: 🟠 WEAKENED (44/100) ⚠️ Dilution: Shares +52004% 🔴 Bad News: Cyngn announces $17M registered dir... 🟢 Good News: Cyngn Secures Additional Autonomous... (Dec-16-25 07:00AM) 'The Perfect Solution': Customers a... (Nov-20-25 07:05AM) 🏛️ SEC: 🟠 WARNING (45/100) • IPO: 4y 5m old ⚠️ Shelf registration active (filed 2025-09... ⚠️ Serial diluter: 3 offerings in 1 year ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📋 TRADING SUMMARY 🔴 HIGH RISK (very low interest, unreliable signal) Weak slightly bullish signal showing strong losses (-31.5% this month) . Key factors: deep discount (-95% off high - value play OR dead money). ⚠️ Risk factors: no Reddit discussion (you found this how? fucking detective work?), very low institutional (6% - smart money said fuck this), low confidence signal (might as well flip a coin). 💼 TRADE SETUP & STRATEGY Key Bearish Factors: • ❌ Late stage pump - congrats on buying the top, genius. GTFO • Very low institutional (6% - smart money wants nothing to do with this shit) • -95% off highs (cheap for a reason - it's garbage) Recommendation: 🔴 AVOID - Late stage pump. You're the exit liquidity. GTFO. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
UBS buying a $hit load of share.
My AI Slop Analysis: FEED Analysis 🌍 United States 💼 ENvue Medical, Inc. • Healthcare • Medical Devices ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🎯 SCORE: +0.422 (93% confidence) 🟢 BULLISH 💰 Yahoo Finance: • Price: $2.42 • Market Cap: $2.6M • 📊 Volume: 6.0M • Day: 📉 -25.08% • Week: 📈 +130.48% • Month: 📈 +2.11% • Float: 1.1M 🚀 • 52w Range: $0.99 - $162.50 🔻 DEEP DISCOUNT (-99% off high) - bargain or garbage? 📊 Historical: ATH $18700.00 (-100%) | ATL $0.99 | Age 10.7y | (IPO 2015-05-28) 💰 Debt/Equity: 0.07x (HEALTHY) 📊 Profit Margin: -251.9% (UNPROFITABLE (burning cash)) • Short Interest: 📊 19.7% of float | 0.1 days to cover 🚀 Squeeze Potential: 3/9 • Institutional: 📊 0.5% Top 3: Morgan Stanley (0.1%), Tower Research Capit... (0.1%), UBS Group AG (0.0%) 👔 Insider Trading (90d): ℹ️ No insider trading data available ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📈 CHART ANALYSIS: 🔴 BEARISH Score: -20 pts • 🚨 Falling knife (down 99% from high) • 📉 6M downtrend (-72%) • 📊 Volume increasing (5.6x) ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📋 THESIS HEALTH: 🟠 WEAKENED (44/100) ⚠️ Dilution: Shares +3894% 🟢 Good News: ENvue Medical Launches Over-the-Cou... (Jan-14-26 08:30AM) EXCLUSIVE: Micro-Cap ENvue Medical ... (08:02AM) 🏛️ SEC: 🟠 WARNING (45/100) • IPO: 12y 0m old ⚠️ Shelf registration active (filed 2025-12... ⚠️ Serial diluter: 5 offerings in 1 year ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📱 REDDIT SENTIMENT (15 posts, 7 days) Social media speculation - trust at your own risk 📄 Reference Posts: 1. Good start to 2026 🟢 4d ago by u/nig4r69 2. This guy I saw on WeBull is now a millionaire 🟢 5d ago by u/diamondstar925 3. Oracle +6% pre-market after plans $45B to $50B ... 🟢 today by u/callsonreddit ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📋 TRADING SUMMARY 🟡 MODERATE RISK (minimal institutional backing) Strong bullish signal . Key factors: elevated short interest (20%), deep discount (-99% off high - value play OR dead money). ⚠️ Risk factors: very low institutional (1% - smart money said fuck this). 💼 TRADE SETUP & STRATEGY Key Bullish Factors: • Strong positive sentiment • Short interest 20% = squeeze potential Key Bearish Factors: • ❌ Late stage pump - congrats on buying the top, genius. GTFO • Very low institutional (1% - smart money wants nothing to do with this shit) • -99% off highs (cheap for a reason - it's garbage) Recommendation: 🔴 AVOID - Late stage pump. You're the exit liquidity. GTFO. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 💼 mudPAPER RECOMMENDATION 🟢 BUY - Strong bullish signal Practice without losing real money (yet) Use /buy FEED to open paper trade position Track performance with /portfolio
UBS raises AMZN price to $311 from $310. Thank you for that $1 raise!
Don't they just buy 518880 HuaAn gold ETF and 161226 UBS SDIC silver futures ETF?
UBS: The Adobe Digital Price Index, which covers prices of items sold online, rose in January by the most in its 12-year history. https://preview.redd.it/6r0zwfjnf7hg1.png?width=829&format=png&auto=webp&s=20271985b0b11d7ce144c7e3b3d4fa5ad06657fc
SealSQ - Small cap lots of potential. UBS increased their shares massively. Good luck
All brokerages are required to obtain this info - it's part of the Patriot Act / anti money laundering rules passed way back with Bush, and they're gonna want to speak on the phone because the compliance manager wants to check that box. Also, EJ isn't great but will likely handle your non profit just fine unless it has sizable assets. In related news, the mega banks like Deutsche and UBS launder money by the billions while we'll get in trouble if you don't update your home mailing address promptly enough.
seems like the exchanges were fully correct to increase margin requirements, there was too much leverage and risk. btw what is UBS SDIC futures vs SHFE contracts and why was there a premium?
Yes, we know. Here's why Silver / [$SLV](https://x.com/search?q=%24SLV&src=cashtag_click) crashed today: Jan 13th: CME shifted from fixed-dollar margin to percentage based margin. This scaled collat requirements with contract value, effectively capping leverage as it goes higher. The capital required to maintain a single COMEX contract increased in tandem, creating an environment where even minor price drops would trigger massive margin calls. Jan 27th: CME had increased the maintenance margin percentage twice this week to ensure "adequate collateral coverage" amid extreme volatility. This forced leveraged positions to liquidate their long positions or post substantial additional capital. There were five margin hikes within nine days that created a "coiled spring" of potential selling pressure. Today: Western markets focused on the Federal Reserve, but the new Fed chair likely did not play much of an impact as this is just noise. Pricing dislocations happened in Asian markets. UBS SDIC Silver Futures Fund traded at 36-64% premiums over SHFE contracts. And this was the main source of silver exposure in China. On January 30, the Shenzhen Stock Exchange implemented an emergency full-day trading halt for the SDIC Silver LOF. This suspension created a "liquidity trap" for Chinese institutional and retail traders. Unable to liquidate their domestic holdings, these participants were forced to dump [$SLV](https://x.com/search?q=%24SLV&src=cashtag_click) and COMEX futures to raise cash or hedge their exposure. TLDR: The [$SLV](https://x.com/search?q=%24SLV&src=cashtag_click) crash of January 30, 2026 today was not a failure of silver's fundamental value, but a failure of the "paper game" that dictated price discovery. CME hiking margin requirements repeatedly and the China liquidity trap led to cascading margin liquidations that caused selloffs of leveraged positions. Other events such as the Fed chair was likely known awhile, looks to be "narrative noise" regarding what actually happened. Today was a "Paper Game" failure and leverage used to trade it was systematically wiped out by exchange rules.
Kevin Warsh isn't just a new Chair. He represents a monetary "Regime Change" (The 1951 Accord logic) I've been reading up on Kevin Warsh's background and his recent comments, and I feel like the market is treating him like "Just another Powell," but more hawkish. I think it's deeper than that. If you look at his history (Morgan Stanley M&A, youngest Fed Governor, liaison to Wall St in 2008), he is not an academic economist. He explicitly criticizes the current Fed for being stuck in a "1970s model" that ignores how AI boosts productivity and is deflationary. **The "Give and Take" Strategy (The Scary Part)** The most interesting part of his philosophy is this potential "New Accord" with the Treasury (similar to 1951). It basically sounds like: * **The Give:** He gives Trump the rate cuts he wants (ignoring traditional inflation models). * **The Take:** He aggressively nukes the balance sheet (QT) and sells MBS to defend the Dollar. **Why this matters for your portfolio:** He wants to replace the dual mandate with "Price Stability & Defense of the Dollar." If this happens, we are looking at a **Strong Dollar** regime coupled with **Liquidity Contraction**. **Look at Silver & Commodities** We just saw Silver tank -28% in a day. Yes, the suspension of the UBS Silver Fund in China was the trigger, but the macro backdrop of a "Warsh Fed" sucking out liquidity is the fuel. **My take:** This feels less like a soft landing and more like a regime shift. If Warsh actually executes this "Rate Cut + Aggressive QT" combo, assets that rely on loose liquidity (Crypto, Gold, Silver) might get hammered even if rates go down. Does anyone else see this "Strong Dollar / Tight Liquidity" scenario playing out, or am I overestimating his influence? source: [https://tmmmacro.com/kevin-warsh-fed-strategy/](https://tmmmacro.com/kevin-warsh-fed-strategy/)
Halt in china is for a different reason - UBS silver fund value soared like 60% above the value of silver it held and they had turn investors away not because the silver price was falling.
UBS and Deutsch Bank settled in 2016 for price fixing caught in 2014. If you think that means it doesn't happen anymore, lol
From X: Silver ended the day down over 28.54% Here's why Silver / $SLV crashed today: Jan 13th: CME shifted from fixed-dollar margin to percentage based margin. This scaled collat requirements with contract value, effectively capping leverage as it goes higher. The capital required to maintain a single COMEX contract increased in tandem, creating an environment where even minor price drops would trigger massive margin calls. Jan 27th: CME had increased the maintenance margin percentage twice this week to ensure "adequate collateral coverage" amid extreme volatility. This forced leveraged positions to liquidate their long positions or post substantial additional capital. There were five margin hikes within nine days that created a "coiled spring" of potential selling pressure. Today: Western markets focused on the Federal Reserve, but the new Fed chair likely did not play much of an impact as this is just noise. Pricing dislocations happened in Asian markets. UBS SDIC Silver Futures Fund traded at 36-64% premiums over SHFE contracts. And this was the main source of silver exposure in China. On January 30, the Shenzhen Stock Exchange implemented an emergency full-day trading halt for the SDIC Silver LOF. This suspension created a "liquidity trap" for Chinese institutional and retail traders. Unable to liquidate their domestic holdings, these participants were forced to dump $SLV and COMEX futures to raise cash or hedge their exposure. TLDR: The $SLV crash of January 30, 2026 today was not a failure of silver's fundamental value, but a failure of the "paper game" that dictated price discovery. CME hiking margin requirements repeatedly and the China liquidity trap led to cascading margin liquidations that caused selloffs of leveraged positions. Other events such as the Fed chair was likely known awhile, looks to be "narrative noise" regarding what actually happened. Today was a "Paper Game" failure and leverage used to trade it was systematically wiped out by exchange rules.
>This suspension created a "liquidity trap" for Chinese institutional and retail traders. Unable to liquidate their domestic holdings, these participants were forced to dump $SLV and COMEX futures to raise cash or hedge their exposure. Yeah no. Chinese retail don't have access to Comex and SLV. That's what they buy that shitty UBS pseudoETF that has a lower NAV than its market value since it has government mandated limits to how much bullion it can buy a month.
More nuanced than that's. UBS SDIC silver futures surged running 36% higher than the Shanghai Exchange price which itself was running 20% higher than comes pricing and about 10% higher than London pricing. People started trying to take physical delivery of their gold and silver and one of the major trading platforms JWR had been rehypothecating their silver (aka they were paper selling multiple oz for each oz their sold). That's literally how the SLV ETF works, the only ETF that doesn't is Sprott PSLV (physical silver) and Sprott PHYS (physical gold). However, JWR lied and effectively triggered a run for physical metal and ended up collapsing. Asia market was already down 8-10% before the new Fed Chair was even announced which further sparked concerns for metals as USD rose 1% and the new Chair is known for being Hawkish so the market is assuming he won't cut rates (rate cuts help metals pricing more so because it increases inflation fears). On top of that a whole lot of hedge funds have been losing tens to hundreds of millions trying to short metals during their rise so as soon as they saw the opportunity to naked short paper metals they grabbed it. On TOP of that the CME in Chicago raised margin requirements again except by 46% causing mass liquidation for leveraged longs, and then the drops triggered stop losses for retail, and then people panic sold. It was such a uniquely terrible "perfect storm" that it makes you wonder if one of the bullion banks was staring down insolvency from shorting metals and needed a coordinated effort to get dug out. In any case, China did select 1hr halts of commodities trading and very likely we see 115+ again by March if not sooner. Ultimately if you zoom out its like "wait so the market realized there's not nearly enough physical silver and gold available to purchase... And reacted by selling 1.25 billion ounces of paper silver... Equating to 2 entire years mining production. Makes sense in upside down land.
A coordinated attack from the following businesses on your soul Holder (reported position) Approx % of SLV Outstanding Jane Street (1) 8.68% Susquehanna (1) 8.29% Jane Street (2) 5.75% CTC (1) 5.06% UBS (1) 4.86% UBS (2) 3.75% Susquehanna (2) 3.47% CTC (2) 3.10% Bank of America (1) 2.58% Bank of America (2) 2.11%
New price targets on meta yet the stock decided to not listen at all and go down. Can someone explain why this happened? I have copied and pasted the price targets below. Why is the stock down 3 percent on supposedly good earnings? This makes no sense. Bank of America raised its price target on Meta Platforms to $885 from $810 while maintaining a Buy rating. Barclays Capital reiterated an Overweight rating on Meta Platforms and raised its price target to $800 from $770. BMO Capital Markets raised its price target on Meta Platforms to $730 from $710 while maintaining a Market Perform rating. Canaccord Genuity raised its price target on Meta Platforms to $930 from $900 and reiterated a Buy rating. Cantor Fitzgerald reiterated an Overweight rating on Meta Platforms and increased its price target to $860 from $750. Citigroup reiterated an Outperform rating on Meta Platforms following the earnings report. DA Davidson raised its price target on Meta Platforms to $850 from $825 while maintaining a Buy rating. Deutsche Bank raised its price target on Meta Platforms to $920 from $880 and reiterated a Buy rating. Evercore ISI raised its price target on Meta Platforms to $900 from $875 and reiterated an Outperform rating. Guggenheim raised its price target on Meta Platforms to $850 from $800 while maintaining a Buy rating. Jefferies raised its price target on Meta Platforms to $1,000 from $910 and reiterated a Buy rating. JPMorgan raised its price target on Meta Platforms to $825 from $800 while maintaining an Overweight rating. Mizuho Securities raised its price target on Meta Platforms to $850 from $815 and maintained an Outperform rating. Monness Crespi & Hardt raised its price target on Meta Platforms to $890 from $808 while maintaining a Buy rating. Morgan Stanley raised its price target on Meta Platforms to $825 from $750 and reiterated an Overweight rating. Needham & Company reiterated a Hold rating on Meta Platforms following the earnings release. Piper Sandler raised its price target on Meta Platforms to $880 from $840 and reiterated an Overweight rating. Pivotal Research lowered its price target on Meta Platforms to $910 from $930 but maintained a Buy rating. Rosenblatt Securities raised its price target on Meta Platforms to $1,144 from $1,117 while reiterating a Buy rating. RBC Capital Markets reiterated an Outperform rating on Meta Platforms with a price target of $810. Sanford C. Bernstein reiterated an Outperform rating on Meta Platforms and raised its price target to $900 from $870. Scotiabank raised its price target on Meta Platforms to $700 from $685 while maintaining a Sector Perform rating. Stifel Nicolaus raised its price target on Meta Platforms to $820 from $785 and maintained a Buy rating. Truist Financial raised its price target on Meta Platforms to $900 from $875 while maintaining a Buy rating. UBS Securities reiterated a Buy rating on Meta Platforms and raised its price target to $872 from $830. Wedbush raised its price target on Meta Platforms to $900 from $880 and reiterated an Outperform rating. Wells Fargo raised its price target on Meta Platforms to $849 from $754 while keeping an Overweight rating. Wolfe Research reiterated an Outperform rating on Meta Platforms and raised its price target to $850 from $800
GLDI: https://etracs.ubs.com/product/detail/index/ussymbol/GLDI I let the nerds at UBS sell covered calls on the shiny metal for me
UBS raised its XAU/USD price target to $6200 per ounce for March.
Holy shit. This analysis you shared was right on the money. > Retail investors, long squeezed by paper manipulation, now benefit from a more transparent price discovery as the reversal of JP Morgan’s long bias could accelerate a feedback loop of rising spot prices, margin calls on lingering shorts from peers like HSBC and UBS, and a broader flight to hard assets amid geopolitical & inflationary fears stoked by the Fed’s resumption of QE. It was published a month ago. What does he say now? When do we sell?
“The message is being received that the \[US\] administration does not want to see the dollar strengthen meaningfully, and if that’s the case then the dollar upside is capped, and that skews towards the downside,” said Evan Brown, head of multi-asset strategy at UBS Asset Management. Dollar sinks to 4-month low and gold soars past $5,000 as yen leaps, Financial Times Jan 26th [https://archive.is/18c9j#selection-2007.0-2010.0](https://archive.is/18c9j#selection-2007.0-2010.0)
“The message is being received that the \[US\] administration does not want to see the dollar strengthen meaningfully, and if that’s the case then the dollar upside is capped, and that skews towards the downside,” said Evan Brown, head of multi-asset strategy at UBS Asset Management. Dollar sinks to 4-month low and gold soars past $5,000 as yen leaps, Financial Times Jan 26th [https://archive.is/18c9j#selection-2007.0-2010.0](https://archive.is/18c9j#selection-2007.0-2010.0)
I wanna see it go down hard this time. First if true it needs to be delisted from SPY SP500 committee is guilty of fraud just like when they added SMCI and cooked shorts even though they were right. They knew about all these short seller reports. Citi, MS, Piper, JPM, UBS, Wedbush, Cramer, CNBC, etc, all guilty and probably paid off on this pump. Hope it turns into this generations Enron.
giving you an isin where there is a document that even stated that: "they have all the gold they are selling you", has no meaning whatsoever UBS had serious gold delivery problems like failure to deliver and serious delays (3 months, I think it's still pending until February 2026 COMEX also has something like 10x the contracts for gold claims than it has actual physical gold. making these guys deliver even 5% of the gold will put them in such a bad place with their pricing interestingly, look at CSGOLD, they are basically pegged to gold by price, but have no right to deliver (makes sense in their business model, but people are buying this as if it was gold?)
Give me an isin of an ETC. UBS is an entire fucking bank.
yes, focusing on bads of software doesn't matter, if a company decide to buy it, than that's it and it stick with it. it says reasonable Forward P/E (27.03) and PEG (1.35). also Atlassian's 300,000+ customers and 80% Fortune 500 penetration it says that reflect its freemium-to-enterprise model. Enterprise represents only \~10% of revenue (per FY25 data), meaning most customers are lower-ARPU SMBs/mid-market. This creates resilient, diversified revenue but slower ARPU growth compared to pure enterprise peers. I see that many hates servicenow $now also, from another SAAS niche. this one, has \~8,400 customers and 85% Fortune 500 (slightly above Atlassian), fewer total customers but far higher ACV (e.g., 528 >$1M deals). ServiceNow (85%) lead - and Salesforce (90%)! - in Fortune 500 depth, signaling premium trust and higher margins. Atlassian (80%) balances this with massive scale. All saas is down, but receiving buy ratings recently. e.g. UBS on $now, who reports on 8 jan. $hubs looks good too, it looks yoy eps+28.9%
I had UBS 500 for a long time.. what do you mean you can’t invest in the S&P?
silver scares werewolves, shorts, put holders, CME, COMEX, LBMA, UBS, JPM, global economies, lizard people controlling us…….
When do Banks with big exposure to Silver start feeling the pain? Looking at you JPM, UBS and TD
I guarantee …either UBS or Deutsche is caught short silver and is the next Lehman
Bitcoin on the up due to UBS news?
It’s either UBS or Deutsche being squeezed in silver rn
>UBS CEO: AI INDUSTRY WON'T GO BUST BUT SOME INVESTORS WILL SUFFER, ESPECIALLY THOSE DOING STOCK PICKING WSB catching strays
UBS. They still hold the bags that caused Credit Suisse to default aaaaannnnnndddddd they sealed the records for 50 or 99 years. So everyone is dead that did the crimes.
list of current banks which may be cooked: \-UBS (Silver shorts inherited from credit Suisse) \-JP Morgan (target of 🥭's shitlist, sovereignty risk) \-Deutsche Bank (participated in 🥭 businesses, may get fucked by EU potentially dropping new regulations) "**This List is incomplete, you can help by expanding it"** \-Wikipedia
Gold prices are expected to remain strong in 2026, driven by factors like central bank demand, geopolitical uncertainties, and inflation concerns. Here's a breakdown of the current situation and future predictions: Current Price: The current price of gold is $4,596.32 per ounce, with a slight decrease of 0.43% from the previous day's close. Future Predictions: UBS: Targets a mid-year gold price forecast of $4,500 per ounce, with a potential upside of $4,900 and a downside of $3,700. J.P. Morgan: Predicts gold prices to average $5,055 per ounce by the fourth quarter of 2026, with a potential target of $6,000 per ounce by 2028. Goldman Sachs: Forecasts gold prices to surge to $5,055 per ounce by late 2026, driven by strong Western ETF inflows and continued central bank buying. - World Gold Council: Presents four scenarios for 2026, including a potential decline of 5-20% to $3,360-$3,990 per ounce if Trump's reflation policies succeed, and a possible upside of 30% if there's a severe downturn Key Factors Influencing Gold Prices: - Central Bank Demand: Central banks' continued demand for gold is expected to support prices. - Geopolitical Uncertainties: Ongoing global uncertainties could drive investors to safe-haven assets like gold. - Inflation: Rising inflation could lead to increased demand for gold as a hedge. Conclusion: While there's a possibility of short-term fluctuations, the overall outlook for gold prices in 2026 appears bullish, driven by strong demand and global uncertainties. Also, anyone interested in buying gold from Ghana should contact me. I'm an authentic local gold dealer.
The spread between forecasts is huge. World Bank and Capital Economics basically say “cool off,” while BofA/UBS are still calling mid-$50s to $60s. Feels like nobody really knows how to price silver’s industrial demand vs the macro slowdown risk.
UBS raises Carvana price target to 545 and maintains buy rating. Lmfaooo
I follow: \- UBS On-Air podcasts (daily 5 mins macro; \~20 mins x3 a week), \- UBS trending (1-2 per month) \- Bridgewater Research & Insights (\~1 month), \- Bloomberg Day break europe (daily), \- Musings on the market (monthly), \- Macroviews (weekly), stockmovers bloomberg (multiple times a day - kind of annoying), \- Goldman Sachs exchanges (weekly - but comes with a few days delay from recording to air); \- Under the Banyan Tree from HSBC (2-3 per week) - good for asia overview; \- Eye on the market JPMorgan (1 per month); \- Real Eisman Playbook (x2 per week) \- The Financial Times: Unhedged (1 per week); For analyst reports your broker is normally the best source. For specific stocks & earnings, it really just depends on the stocks you are after but look forward to suggestions from others. Best of luck
A quick Google AI excerpt to get you started: Several major banks have faced significant fines and legal penalties for **manipulating the precious metals markets**, including silver, typically through illegal trading practices like "spoofing" or rigging benchmark prices. The fines are generally for market manipulation rather than simply holding a "short position". Here are the banks that have been fined for manipulation related to silver and other precious metals: * **JPMorgan Chase**: In 2020, the bank paid a record-setting **$920 million** criminal fine, restitution, and disgorgement for engaging in a multi-year scheme to manipulate the precious metals and Treasury futures markets through spoofing (placing large orders with the intent to quickly cancel them). * **Bank of Nova Scotia (Scotiabank)**: The bank reached a settlement in 2020 involving a criminal penalty of **$127.5 million** for engaging in a long-running scheme by four of its traders to manipulate precious metals futures markets, including silver. * **Deutsche Bank**: As part of various settlements between 2016 and 2021 related to rigging the London Silver Fix benchmark and spoofing, Deutsche Bank paid approximately **$75.5 million** in fines and settlements. The bank provided "smoking gun" evidence implicating other institutions as part of its cooperation. * **HSBC**: The bank faced fines totaling around **$76.6 million** for spoofing and inadequate surveillance controls in precious metals markets in settlements in 2018 and 2023. * **Bank of America Merrill Lynch**: In 2019, the bank paid over **$25 million** in civil penalties, restitution, and disgorgement for thousands of fraudulent precious metals futures orders. * **UBS**: The Swiss bank settled charges related to precious metals spoofing in 2018 and paid a fine for surveillance failures in 2025, with total penalties around **$20 million** for this conduct. * **Morgan Stanley**: The bank received a **$1.5 million** civil penalty from the CFTC for spoofing in the precious metals futures market in 2019. I mean as you can see it's not an isolated case, it was pretty much industry standard to manipulate it, primarily downwards, for financial gain. The penalties they paid were a fraction of what they made so generally good business. However if you really want to go down the rabbit hole start at the beginning, with the Crime of 1873 where the US coinage act basically stripped silver from the people. It's been a cascade of shit from that point forward, the 1913 Federal reserve act being another major milestone. but this ventures far outside the realm of WSB so I'll leave it there.
Whoever replaces Jerome Powell as chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve in May knows one thing: If they don’t do what President Donald Trump wants, they risk being criminally prosecuted. That was the unambiguous message in Powell’s extraordinary statement yesterday, in which he vowed to continue to set monetary policy independently despite the federal grand jury subpoenas investigating his statements to Congress about alleged cost overruns in the renovation of the Fed’s headquarters. “This new threat is not about my testimony last June or about the renovation of the Federal Reserve buildings. … Those are pretexts. The threat of criminal charges is a consequence of the Federal Reserve setting interest rates based on our best assessment of what will serve the public, rather than following the preferences of the President,” he said. “This is about whether the Fed will be able to continue to set interest rates based on evidence and economic conditions—or whether instead monetary policy will be directed by political pressure or intimidation.” Markets moved back into “Sell America” mode overnight as traders digested the prospect of an incoming Fed chair who lacks independent credibility: The dollar sank 0.32% against a basket of international currencies; the yield on 5-year Treasuries moved sharply up, a sign that investors now regard U.S. government bonds as being suddenly more risky; gold futures—the traditional safe haven—rose 2.21% today to hit a new record high over $4,600 per troy ounce; and S&P 500 futures are down 0.66% this morning prior to the opening bell. Wall Street analysts are almost universally negative about the news. “The combined drop in the dollar, equities and Treasuries was a reminiscence of the ‘sell America’ days of last spring,” ING’s Francesco Pesole told clients this morning. “The downside risks for the dollar from any indications of further determination to interfere with the Fed’s independence are substantial. Again, the bond market will be the most important barometer, both on the short end of the curve if markets price back in more rate cuts, or in the long end with potential stress signs on independence risks. A sharp steepening of the curve could take the dollar on a fall.” At Invesco Asset Management, analyst David Chao told Bloomberg, “The Fed subpoena is another example of how U.S. assets are becoming less attractive … Not only is the U.S. retrenching behind its Fortress America borders, the country is also becoming more predatory.” The subpoenas may also trigger a burst of inflation, according to RBC Capital Markets’ Blake Gwinn. “Markets will start to price in greater inflation expectations, inflation risk premium, and term premium if the Fed’s independence comes under further attack,” he told the Financial Times. “We don’t appear to have hit it yet, but every action is another step closer to it.” Counterintuitively, some analysts think that the investigation now makes near-term interest rate cuts less likely, because Powell and the other members of the Federal Open Markets Committee (FOMC) will be determined to show the markets that they are guided by the data and not legal threats. “The move may also help Fed independence,” UBS’s Paul Donovan said in an email. “Powell’s defiance might signal a reluctance to quit as a Fed governor this year. There are signs the Senate may delay confirming the nomination of a new Fed Chair. Concerns about market reactions and perceptions of institutional independence (in the wake of legal challenges) may become hawkish considerations in setting interest rates.” ING’s Pesole said, “Markets aren’t ready to price in a loss of Fed independence just yet, either on the view that Powell will indeed remain firm in his policy views (as he’s pledged to), the FOMC won’t be heavily affected, or that the DOJ subpoenas aren’t likely to lead to an indictment.” Either way, there’s a real sense of uncertainty among asset managers right now. “The Fed as we have understood it as an institution over the past couple of decades is fading from view. It’s operating in a different environment,” ANZ’s chief economist, Richard Yetsenga, told the FT.
Don’t feel bad at all, I’ve made far more costly mistakes. I was given 15K to invest in 1999, listened to a UBS “advisor” (salesman) to invest in a front loaded tech mutual fund, and watched it drop to 4K after the dotcom bust. Then to make it worse, I listened to him again, sold, and rotated out to some other fund that went nowhere. Started over solo investing in 2005, with 900 dollars in a Roth. Low cost ETFs have paid off. Time in the market beats timing the market, and even an idiot like me can make money if you just buy the market and keep saving.
Hello everyone, I'm planning to start investing in ETFs and I'm a complete beginner. My investment goal is to increase the value of my capital, I plan to invest in ETFs for 10+ years and one day have a nice sum of money. I live in Europe, non EU country. Preparing to invest, I researched various ETFs and came to the conclusion that the following ETFs can be a good solution for long-term investing: HSBC Euro Stoxx 50 UCITS ETF EUR (Acc) iShares Core FTSE 100 UCITS ETF GBP (Acc) Amundi Core Stoxx Europe 600 UCITS ETF Acc Amundi Prime Europe UCITS ETF DR © UBS Core MSCI World UCITS ETF hEUR acc SPDR S&P 500 EUR Hedged UCITS ETF UBS Core S&P 500 UCITS ETF hEUR acc UBS Core MSCI Europe UCITS ETF EUR acc Amundi Prime All Country World UCITS ETF Acc iShares Core S&P 500 UCITS ETF USD (Acc) Vanguard S&P 500 UCITS ETF (USD) Accumulating Amundi Prime Euro Government Bond 0-1Y UCITS ETF Acc I'm interested in your thoughts on the above ETFs, do you have experience with any of them?
Thesis for why you should actually be a bull. ...Just read that in 2021 it was estimated that $900 billion was invested in markets globally that year. ....At this point it may be $1 trillion a year globally. ....the world likes to invest in American companies. 65% to be clear. Potentially $650 billion enters american stock markets every year. Yes other markets are beating us right now, but I have faith in America. (Despite being a lib.) https://www.cnbc.com/2021/04/09/investors-have-put-more-money-into-stocks-in-the-last-5-months-than-the-previous-12-years-combined.html#:~:text=More%20money%20has%20gone%20into,market%20strategist%20at%20National%20Holdings. https://www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/2024/us-equity-market-dominance-why-its-not-just-the-uk-losing-out/#:~:text=According%20to%20the%202024%20UBS%20Investment%20Returns,stocks**%20*%20**Smaller%20gains%20from%20other%20countries** Stop being a bear.
Well, this is money that's for more risk-taking. All of my big money, retirement and investments are with a financial planner at UBS.
Ill give you money, you give it to them, they will give it to them, they give it to them, they give it to them, THEN They give it back to me.... Dumb money calls that, "The CIRCLE Jerk"! Domino's will begin to fall again. First up, UBS. After them, who is large enough to try and hold for another 2 pluss years in attempts to keep them a float? I don't think ANYBODY will touch the swaps unless FORCED to just as UBS was after Credit Suisse went tits up! I am just a gal from India who know very little. These are solely my opinions and are based on mere thoughts.... 😆
UBS and Piper Sandler increased the price target for Micron to $400 and overweight some hours ago...
UBS and reportedly Piper Sandler, hiking to **$400** is a game changer. When the big banks start chasing the stock price *upward*, it creates a feedback loop of institutional buying. My team and I were tired of paying for expensive analysis tools that didn't actually help us execute, so we built our own. We’ve turned our trading strategies into automated stock scoring algorithms to remove the guesswork. The platform is called **Verex Markets**. It’s currently in free beta with our first live strategy running. We’re aiming to build 'Bloomberg for everyone,' and to say thanks for the early support, **all beta users will be automatically upgraded to PRO for free (1 full year)** when we launch. DM me if you want the link or want to chat about how the scoring works!
UBS says gold trade isn’t done yet. Well boys it’s been fun. Enjoy being exit liquidity.
NGL, gonna buy into UBS Etracs Oil
Wasn’t it more. What’s that UBS liquidity injection thing
A question... Why have Morgan Stanley, Susquehanna Intl grp, UBS Group AG, and EverSource Wealth Advisors all sell 100% of their holdings between 11/10 and 11/14 '25 ?
Analyst: Joseph Spak (UBS) • Rating / PT: Sell rating, $247 price target (reiterated)  • What he said / changed (late Dec 2025): • Cut 4Q25 delivery forecast to ~415,000 vehicles (from 429,000).  • Said this is about ~5% below Visible Alpha consensus (~435,000) and more consistent with buy-side expectations (~405k–415k).  • Reasoning: expects weaker U.S. deliveries after the $7,500 U.S. EV consumer tax credit expired at the end of September 2025, creating a post-incentive “air pocket” dynamic.
UBS analyst vs. Elon Round 1 Fight!
Bull Case AMAT is a picks-and-shovels play on AI. The thesis is that DRAM, leading-edge foundry, and advanced packaging create a multi-year equipment spending tailwind. UBS calls it a memory "super-cycle" driven by AI server demand for high-bandwidth memory. TD Cowen models 17% growth in non-China DRAM equipment spending in 2026. The China overhang is largely known—revenue from China already dropped from 37% to 30% of sales [TS2](https://ts2.tech/en/applied-materials-amat-stock-jumps-on-fresh-analyst-upgrades-jefferies-lifts-target-to-360-as-ai-chip-spending-shapes-2026-outlook/) , and the $600M export control hit is guided. Analysts are bullish: targets range from $285 (UBS) to $360 (Jefferies). Bear Case Valuation. The stock is up ~60% YTD and near 52-week highs. Even bulls frame it as "AMAT wins if the 2026 upcycle is real and broad" rather than "AMAT is cheap." [TS2](https://ts2.tech/en/applied-materials-amat-news-and-2026-outlook-on-dec-25-2025-record-fy2025-china-export-curbs-dividend-and-wall-street-forecasts/) If AI capex cools or the equipment cycle disappoints, there's real downside. It's a cyclical, high-beta name that moves fast in both directions.
UBS and other banks with positive projections are all bagholders lmao.
#### **UBS** has said the stock market rally will **extend** in **2026**. 🤡 🤡 🤡
#### **UBS** has said the stock market rally will **extend** in **2026**. 🤡 🤡 🤡
#### **UBS** has said the stock market rally will **extend** in **2026**. 🤡 🤡 🤡
I am in. This stock is seriously undervalued but they have to show how their business model can benefit shareholders. Also the really small float will be hard for major institutional investor participation. However, there are some already have a foot at the door. Here is the Q2 to Q3 changes in holdings. Would be interesting to see the Q4 numbers: |Institution|2025-Q2|2025-Q3| |:-|:-|:-| || |GEODE CAPITAL MANAGEMENT, LLC|28383|33582| |RENAISSANCE TECHNOLOGIES LLC|11277|27377| |VANGUARD GROUP INC|27012|27012| |XTX Topco Ltd|22671|19612| |UBS Group AG|23942|17556| |TWO SIGMA INVESTMENTS, LP|0|12254| |BlackRock, Inc.|8607|8607| |Tower Research Capital LLC (TRC)|3646|4509| |CITIGROUP INC|642|295| On the other hand, the small float is perfect for retail investors to take control collectively.. lol. Maybe someone here can consider to create a sub for this.
Nice call. I am in as well but at higher level. This stock is seriously undervalued but they have to show how their business model can benefit shareholders. Also the really small float will be hard for major institutional investor participation. However, there are some already have a foot at the door. Here is the Q2 to Q3 changes in holdings. Would be interesting to see the Q4 numbers: |Institution|2025-Q2|2025-Q3| |:-|:-|:-| |GEODE CAPITAL MANAGEMENT, LLC|28383|33582| |RENAISSANCE TECHNOLOGIES LLC|11277|27377| |VANGUARD GROUP INC|27012|27012| |XTX Topco Ltd|22671|19612| |UBS Group AG|23942|17556| |TWO SIGMA INVESTMENTS, LP|0|12254| |BlackRock, Inc.|8607|8607| |Tower Research Capital LLC (TRC)|3646|4509| |CITIGROUP INC|642|295| On the other hand, the small float is perfect for retail investors to take control collectively.. lol. Maybe someone here can consider to create a sub for this.
Its probably the regards at UBS once again
JPMorgan Chase, HSBC, Scotiabank, UBS, and ICBC Standard Bank are the major "bullion banks" dominating precious metals.
What about UBS? When they acquired Credit Suisse I wonder if they were already invested in precious metals?
Buckle up folks: There isn’t enough Silver to unwind JP Morgan’s short position without driving silver prices insanely high. If that happens then…… Industry estimates suggest eight major bullion banks (JP Morgan, Citibank, HSBC, Scotiabank, UBS, Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, Deutsche Bank) collectively hold 400-600 million ounce commercial short position, meaning if JP Morgan's 200 million ounce position created $4.8 billion loss, total industry losses approach $10-15 billion across all institutions, with additional contagion risk through CME Group default fund of only $2.5 billion insufficient to cover JP Morgan failure requiring assessments from other clearing members already facing their own silver losses creating cascading insolvency risk.
Bullion banks such as JPMorgan Chase, UBS, HSBC, and Goldman Sachs hold dominant sway in silver futures on COMEX, often building massive net short positions. What are they doing now?
I’m invested in the UBS Silver etf (physically backed in vault), I’m up about $40k, I started investing in September 2025. You don’t have to buy that exact etf but it is more convenient than physical silver and can be sold quicker.
This headline is just rubbish. This thread is just noice.. The Headline: "Silver Run Halted: 10% Plunge in China Fund." The Reality: Silver did NOT drop 10%. A specific mutual fund called the UBS SDIC Silver Futures Fund (LOF) dropped 10%. Why: This specific fund became a "meme stock" in China. Retail investors bought it so aggressively that it started trading at a 62% Premium over the actual value of the silver it held. Bloomberg/Economic Times (Dec 26): Confirmed the UBS SDIC Fund plunged 10% after the manager warned that gains were "unsustainable" due to the premium. Shanghai Gold Exchange Data (Dec 26): Shows Silver Benchmark prices actually rising ~6% on the day the fund crashed. Kitco (Dec 26): Reported that despite the fund crash, spot silver hit record highs.
I’ll take a UBS collapse as well. Word on Reddit is they are holding some BIG bags from the last bank that failed.
Wuw.. lil UBS baby missed ze boat didn't it?
High net worth individuals and ultra wealthy are using private wealth management firms and their platforms. The top ones are UBS, Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley…
You need to be with a private wealth management company like UBS, and be an accredited investor.
The shutdown also disrupted data collection for November and economists warned that certain quirks artificially dragged down inflation for that period. For example, all of the November data was collected after the government reopened in mid-November, meaning more of the prices came during “Black Friday” sales than they would in a normal year. Ahead of the release, Alan Detmeister, a former Fed economist now at UBS, said that the report would be a “very poor reflection of reality.” That echoed a warning from Jerome H. Powell, the chair of the Fed, who said at a news conference last week that the incoming data this week, which included November’s jobs report, should be viewed with a “skeptical eye.” Jonathan Hill, head of U.S. inflation strategy at Barclays, said the latest C.P.I. report “should not be taken literally or guide monetary policy.”