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US Large Cap Highest Dividend Payers, Excluding REITs, Mortgage REITs, BDCs, Preferred Stocks, Funds & Partnership UnitsStock Analysis
US Large Cap Highest Dividend Payers, Excluding REITs, Mortgage REITs, BDCs, Preferred Stocks, Funds & Partnership Units
I built a free dealer-gamma + live options-flow terminal for SPX/SPY/QQQ. No signup. Tear it apart.
Healthcare up, industrials down — INCY +10.4%, CNC +9.9%, UPS -7.0%, CARR -6.7% at close (Jul 28)
Don’t know what to do could use some advice
Solid Trading Idea 💡RNG Fuel for trucking. Diesel dees nuts.
SpaceX IPO vs past mega-IPOs: a quick reality check
Eaton (ETN) - The unseen datacenter power infrastructure play the market is too regarded to appreciate
U.S. Small Cap and Micro Cap energy stocks are setting up for a great run in the next calendar year
Forget Just Nvidia. The Hidden Metals Trade Underneath the AI Supercycle
The AI Buildout Is Creating a Critical Minerals Problem Hiding in Plain Sight
The Hidden Supply Chain Behind AI: Why Metals May Become the Real Constraint
05 MAY 2026, WHAT ARE THE BIGGEST LOSERS AND WHY ?
Husband owns a good chunk of $UPS, do we need to just keep it?
Amazon opens up its logistics network to other businesses in growth push
FedEx, UPS Shares Tumble on Amazon’s ‘Watershed’ Logistics Move
Are markets intentionally playing dumb with regard to inflation/CPI?
Am I overthinking this, or is NXXT quietly building a logistics moat in Florida?
NXXT just printed a clean intraday breakout and the momentum actually makes sense this time
I think people are underestimating how fast energy demand is changing, and NXXT is already scaling into it
Tracking the logistics expansion from Jacksonville to Gainesville
A new Florida stop says something useful about how this network is growing
$IPWR Data Center electricity efficiency & Lazzen Collaboration
$RAYA +27% — tiny-float power equipment maker surges on US market pivot and AI energy play
$RAYA +27% — tiny-float power equipment maker surges on US market pivot and AI energy play
$RAYA +27% — tiny-float power equipment maker surges on US market pivot and AI energy play
My LAST time trading Uber. Hate this stock
Oil prices creeping up again,which stocks are most exposed on a P/E basis?
BTBD has an upcoming merger with a company working with UPS to bring drone deliveries to the market 🔥
Merger Catalyst bottomed play (very rare gem)
I remember getting ridiculed by you guys for the 12/19 $100 UPS .
Interesting stock working with $UPS to bring drone delivery tech to the markets
The next explosive penny stock? huge catalyst coming on the way
The next explosive penny stock? huge catalyst coming any time
The next explosive penny stock? Huge catalyst coming
Highly unusual recent options activity for UPS
Teen Couple Caught Stealing $30,000 Costco Gold Package Shipped via UPS
I sold VZ, KO, MO, UPS, SBUX, WMT, MRK last 3 months FML
108K Layoffs in January. PMI Shows Economic Strength. Make This Make Sense.
Layoffs in January were the highest to start a year since 2009, Challenger says
Why LINK 2026 is where real logistics buying decisions actually happen
Amazon slashes 16,000 corporate roles in latest phase of a broader reset
UPS to cut additional 30,000 jobs in Amazon unwind, turnaround plan
Impinj DD - RAIN RFID heading towards consumers?
Generators solve outages. Microgrids solve operations.
Fluence Energy, Inc. (FLNC) - Keep an eye on them over the next 2 days - Options Expiration on Jan 16th and they have been trying to keep the price down but they can't, so it will have a big run by Friday!
$CJMB Deep DD: Analyzing the $1.73 Insider Buys and why the current $1.35 level is a gift. Technicals & DD inside.
A 10 second gap can be a disaster. Why hospital backup generators are not the whole answer anymore.
This NXXT Dip Was Bought Because Credibility Now Exists Below The Chart
RIME Sells The Same Optimization Pain Point That UPS And FedEx Build Internally
If I think that helicopter drones are the future of package delivery, who should I invest in?
From Giants To Microcaps: 7 Energy Storage Winners To Watch
VerifyMe ($VRME): Low float, growing margins and UPS Partnership
VerifyMe ($VRME): Low float, growing margins and UPS Partnership
Step 1: Ground 9% of UPS fleet (4% of Fedex). Step 2: ??? Step 3: Profit.
At least 7 killed, 11 injured after a UPS plane crashes near the Louisville airport
UPS plane crashes near airport in Louisville, Kentucky, officials say
Ocean Power Technologies, Inc. (OPTT)
UPS cut more jobs than expected this year, shrinking its operational workforce by 34,000 jobs
My NХXT Bull Thesis: Vendor Validation & The November Catalyst
$UPS, an Under Performing Stock (<- an attempt at wit)
UPS Jan 16, 2026 $150 call ⬆️ 1,300% in a day 🧐
Goldman Sachs issued a note to their clients to buy calls on a few companies, and they've been right so far.
The art of crayon balancing - PATH, UPS, TGT, PYPL
Myers Hub News Just Dropped-Dip is Artificial
The Amazon Connection: A Small Company with a Massive Deal
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Still spinning a false narrative I see. Was it theft when the US kept that Mig 25 for 2 months that fell into their laps. Was it stealing IP when they full disassembled it? Is it still theft that when the US sent it back, they didn't send it all back? You still haven't haven't answered how good this tech is if it was just sent through UPS like a $1 nick knack someone ordered off Temu.
What is the actual problem with CNG? I worked briefly for a company that was doing conversions to new GM trucks (pickups and medium duty) back when CNG was being pushed heavily as transport fuel (early 2010's). I know there was an issue with the pressure regulators where they would freeze up when you accelerated after driving on the interstate for a while (i.e., an hour at 70 mph then accelerate to pass, or come to a steep grade and the cruise control opens the throttle) which would be a major issue for tractor-trailers, but buses and UPS trucks and garbage trucks work fine around town with the varying throttle position. This was when pressure was 3500, before the high pressure began (5000? or 5500?, may be higher now). GM made factory CNG trucks briefly and I was thinking about getting one. I got to a point where I wasn't driving 35-40k miles a year any longer and I stopped paying attention.
> if china is attracting top us talents (of chinese descent), then why is it continuing its deception to hack and steal us trade secrets? Because your entire premise is just wrong. It's not just top US talent of Chinese descent. It's top US talent period. Case in point. https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-026-02143-x > got an explanation for the recent theft of f-35 parts? LOL. It's not theft when someone sends it to you. Ask UPS why they did that. Isn't that a US based company? > expect news from china of its next gen jet equipped w/ stolen us tech. Uh huh. How good can this tech be if they just sent it through UPS like a Labubu? You'd think if it was that good that they would have, I don't know, sent it another way. I hear the US military has some minor logistics capability. Maybe that way.
You’re right, we tried it before. But that’s kind of my point, now we have the Cummins X15N and for the first time there’s a natural gas engine with comparable torque and power to diesel engines. And even though a lot of CNG stations closed down years ago, a lot of other have been built “behind the fence” for different carriers and cities, etc… Some carriers like Amazon, Saia, UPS, have actually expanded their CGN fleets. The infrastructure is way more mature, CNG is primed for demand destruction of diesel if prices stay elevated or keep rising. The companies like Amazon that have made their bread and butter on winning pricing wars against their competitors, is using the exact same playbook
I don’t mean to insult your intelligence but you should probably know, refuse trucks and city transit buses have been using CNG for decades. Also, UPS, Amazon, and a bunch of other carriers have massive CNG fleets. It’s not dangerous.
Puts on Lockheed Martin and UPS
You keep bringing up them not having your size. Unless youre a size 15+ your argument is stupid. The fact youre having trouble comprehending that most people would rather not have to process a return is actually funny. The mall is also 2 minutes further than UPS for me. You do realize not everyone lives with the same geographical layout as you right? Most people arent afraid of parking lots and cheesecake factory so its more convenient to just go to the mall.
UPS is MUCH closer and significantly faster to get out of. I’m not waiting around for a minimum wage worker to pull 6 pairs out for me, only to be told they don’t have my size. I can try on all the shoes I want at my convenience. It feels like *you’re* living under a rock if you think that’s somehow *less* convenient. You buy all the other shit online, why not shoes too?
I’m not driving to the closest mall and fighting Karen’s for a parking spot between Cheesecake Factory and Macy’s, only to be told they don’t have my size in stock and I can either come back or go to a different store half an hour away. UPS is just down the street.
Do you live under a rock? Most people like trying on shoes before they buy them. You taking the extra step to drop shoes u dont want at UPS is the same as people taking an extra step to go to the mall. I order most things online then go in person to try shoes on. Its not that mind blowing of a concept.
It does seem like a crazy concept when all the ones I’m interested in come to my door and I drop the ones I don’t like off at the UPS down the street. All for 0 extra dollars. Are you guys still going the mall like it’s 2003? Going to stop by Zumies and Hot Topic while you’re there?
You still have to leave the house to go to UPS to ship them back. I’d rather make one trip to the store and be done with it.
If you can’t capitalize on $10/gal diesel & Amazon DSPs buying them like crazy that’s a Rivian problem. Amazon is burying all the carriers in last mile delivery. They passed USPS last year & have their eyes on FedEx and UPS higher margin freight
so i just bought like 60k shares of UPS stock on margin. oil is down $8 a barrel in a week. transports down today on absurd semi/AI rally. not the sexiest trade every buy at $95 it getting back to $100+ which it was 3-4 days ago isnt that shocking. probably should have more balls and buy calls but yeah I really bought those shares
Transportation companies like UPS and Fedex dumping today because of rising oil/gas/diesel prices. Meanwhile, oil/gas/diesel sellers dumping today despite rising oil/gas/diesel prices. And then AI companies that primarily will have their data centers powered from these same fossil fuel sources get pumped to infinity despite their ever-increasing costs to keep them running, while remaining unprofitable on a per token basis. Ah, this market is just something else.
Financial Media making propaganda for AI story, when rest economy in recession, like see $NKE, $CLX, $DIS, $MCD, $UPS Consumer not spending , its recession time When consumers not spending, advertising revenue crash, on top big spending, hurt $META $GOOG badly at earnings When advertising revenue crash, big tech reduces spending, reduce CPU, GPU, memory, semi purchase. Semiconductor crash hard
Media making propaganda for Ai story, when rest economy in recession, like see NKE, CLX, DIS, MCD, UPS, Consumer not spending , its recession time When consumers not spending, advertising revenue crash, on top big spending, hurt META badly at earnings
Media making propaganda for Ai story, when rest economy in recession, like see NKE, CLX, DIS, MCD, UPS, Consumer not spending , its recession time
AMZN puts, because they want our US service members deployed overseas to go to the nearest Staples or UPS store in America in next 2 weeks to return an item under their 30 day return policy.
Why does every one of my UPS delivery guys seem to hate their fucking jobs and lives
Ok, let me tell you about trucking....it is lowest penny wins. 20 years in the business. UPS can not stay in brown socks with out Amazon, no matter what was said at the pep rally for clock riders....I hold some positions, in this shit stock, and remind every brown box driver I run into, to pull their heads out of their ass's
Anyone else notice Amazon started sending things UPS this past week? I'm not sure if it's a local issue or widespread.
Already getting a higher fuel service charge on freight. UPS, FedEx and DHL going to cost a lot more.
I mean you can always wait until things are doing well for the company and pay $350 for a share for it if you would like So the whole question is how long does it take for inflation to come down and the economy to get moving again on a consumer level. Near as I can tell, somewhere around the middle of next year. There's actually a lot of value companies out there, PPG is another good one. UPS has been trading range bound. There are a lot of these that really have good technical setups that just have a temporary headwind due to the war and energy shock
What does it mean for Amazon if suddenly my packages are being delivered by UPS for the first time in years? Maybe they’re having issues with a delivery contractor but maybe something else is going on?
It's at a decent buy point, the thing is it's a slow grower, we can look at the trend over the past 10 years. Some of these industrial companies are trading at pretty attractive prices though, PPG is another one. Some of the best paint and industrial coverings in the business, but oil is a big input cost and we all know the story there. The stock is trading accordingly but at a very compressed multiple The thing about getting into a lot of these is you have to have some degree of trading ability. You need to take profit area. It's not a buy and camp for years and hope that it works out. These companies run up, then there's a big correction and you can look at the charts going back for years, it happens over and over and over. UPS is another value buy, in fact McDonald's is trading at a great discount as well. If there's any other non-correlated asset I would be buying, especially at this point in the cycle, Bitcoin. The funny thing about all these posts though, Reddit has been 100% in tech for years. The highs for a lot of these were way back in June, already had a big plunge, and now the thought is to sell? Where was that thought in June when you had parabolic charts?
Around half, less than 5% of My overall is in tech though excluding the S&p 500 position, largest position is the mid cap 400, that alone is probably 40% of the portfolio, S&p 500 is 10% 25% is now in crypto and the other 25% is split between value companies like UPS, PPG, some fast food, McDonald's is actually a really good deal right now. I tried around a lot, usually average around a thousand trades per year
Your right 10% is high and you’d be taking on more risks than this woman could handle. But there are a fair amount of safe 6-7% yielders right now that she would probably be comfortable with ( VZ, PFE, UPS) and you could still get some upside from them . Obviously it would be MUCH better if she’d just go full SPY or other market ETFs, but you can take some baby steps in the meantime. Invest 10 grand each in a few, when she sees they don’t bite it’ll get easier to go further
Duty is different. If you order something from Canada to the US and you (or UPS) is the importer, you must pay the duty. The company shipping it to you doesn't give a fuck. If you buy something from Amazon.com that originated in Canada before Amazon imported it to their warehouse, that's not duty anymore, that's just part of the price. Amazon is the importer and they can choose whether or not to disclose the increased cost.
I’ve recently started seeing Estes and Saia in my area of north Texas. I’ve seen Amazon and UPS for a while but I’m started to see them out in force recently. Thanks for the intel. I feel like you really know what you’re talking about and I appreciate your insight
I’ve seen Amazon CNG trucks, they fuel at a local commercial CNG station. I haven’t seen any Estes CNG trucks in my area (which is odd because they’re headquartered here) but I know they have them. My building started moving over to CNG back in 2015 because UPS got major tax credits to switch. The infrastructure just isn’t there to support CNG trucks nationwide unless you’re a fleet operator and can install the compressor/dispenser systems at your building. The other side of this is a lot of the money has already been investED I don’t know how much more investING there’s room for. Every main UPS hub on the east coast is already set up for CNG
UPS, Amazon, Estes and other huge carriers are investing in CNG trucks, right?
Amazon and UPS has been some of the biggest investors of CNG
90% of trucking is in repetative routes between warehouses. Amazon, UPS, Fedex. These guys arent going to install CNG tanks tanks and run a fleet on fumes when they can simply buy a glorified extension cord and plug into the grid. Lol.
They cancelled their partnerships with UPS
100% that's how it is around here.. the thing a lot of those guys seem to overlook is if you did see KLA break down to 85, you really don't want it. If that actually were to happen, something fundamentally would be changing with the whole business model and you would see it across the sector.. these tech companies move on acceleration so high goes higher. Value companies you can pick up cheap, like PPG or UPS. Compressed multiples, they make a lot of money for where the share price is, problem is they aren't really growing very fast so if you were to see these big tech companies compress their multiples, it would be telling you the market was expecting growth to radically slow. We're not seeing that we're seeing people pick up deals and position for the next move higher right now
MMM and UPS humbled me and made me think deeper. ‘Big, safe’ companies don’t equate to safety or making money.
All consumer spending is this way. One of the main ones I always look at is McDonald's and if it's not apparently obvious to everyone why this translates into clothing. It's discretionary spending for the working class. None of the apparel stocks look good. The only fast food stock that looks halfway decent is Chipotle and that thing trades range bound. It's also not a buy here. I actually like Lulu, I think they make some of the best looking womens clothing. But someone really has to trade technicals at this point. If it holds 100, that's great, if it goes into a daily downtrend that has to play out. The problem with so many of these value buys and this could be everything from McDonald's to PPG to UPS. If you time your entry right you're not going to lose any money. The problem is you might not make any either
Do not touch any if this, stop eating your self up, don't listen to any if these looser being sarcastic, DO NOT SELL SIT ON IT AND WAIT YOU WILL GET YOUR $$ BACK AND THEN SOME, IT MAY DUMP GARDER DO NOT Fing SELL, SIT AND WAIT YOU WILL REEP THE REWARDS, THAT IS IF YOU CAN STOMACH THE UPS AND THE DOWNS. DO NOT WATCH DO NOT CHECK THE PRICE... 🫡 GOOD LUCK
Like a UPS gameday warm up outfit
Get a job at UPS. Free cardboard.
In my childhood neighborhood, there was a kid that would yell at the FedEx guy going “Fuck you FedEx!” His dad worked for UPS. His parents got a divorce and I haven’t seen him since. Think the FedEx guy fucked his wife
$NKE $DIS $SBUX $UAA $M $KSS $UPS all undervalued a lot
Disagree. Vastly disagree. You're reading headlines. A simple search would have saved you and me from this wall of text. The immediately ROI is present in everything from JP Morgan, to Costco, to UPS, to EY. What it's doing for startups is insane. I have first hand experience. Compute is not subsidized. You think this before realizing that another search could have shown you gross margins on AI APIs with hyperscalers, Deepseek, and even Kimi is 80%+. There is room for open weight and closed systems. AI is a must win and must have for every developed nation. Period. End of story. It's ability to create and analyze anything and develop models from gene sequencing, to proteins, to words, to video, to code is insane. Costs will also continue to come down from input and output tokens to compute semi conductors. I'm going to end this discussion here. For whatever reason a subset of the population is so persuaded by the FUD around this. I guess you'll just sit it out. There may be various pullbacks in the market as new news is revealed but in the long run this is the best place to park money. The development of AI is unprecedented and it's too unknown for so many. So ride the waves. See you.
Two massive spikes on UPS and FDX right before the market closed… About 750k shares worth of buying new longs were entered right at market close. I hold both and was pretty shocked to to see it; makes sense now I guess.
That is a pretty damn cool story, and I remember that Lynch advice, and even remember back in my computed gaming days how everyone raved about the nvdia GFX cards. My Asus had one, but I didnt put 2 and 2 together. The other one that I see in hindsight, we have several million dollars in electronics on this boat to catch fish. Between downsounders, sonar, a live feed camera, and the whole nine. One of the pieces is a UPS from Eaton. Its basically spare power supply to keep the electronics on when switching power between generators. And every one of those data centers has them. Eaton stock has done exceptionally well.
XOM and UPS and TGT and Walmart have their earnings this week
Fuck FedEx, UPS, and USPS, do your job! Oh you won't 'mail a bomb'? How tf am I supposed to get my signed Melania documentary DVD!
Todays play was to buy DUK, HSY, ECO, and UPS as its ex div date, bought some cheap now they printing, sell later and still collect those juicy divs
What do you mean? I have a 30% return rate and don’t have to fight for a return. I just use the QR code for UPS drop off?
Was that delivered by UPS or Fedex?
Might as get UPS divvy while your are at it
UPS could end up dominating the market if it takes a hard stand against the powerfulTeamsters, which represents about 330,000 company employees. Conversely, giving in to worker demands and not lowering its cost to serve, would cause the logistics giant’s parcel business to wither away, said Jindel, according to notes of his presentation provided by an attendee at the Cleveland event.
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In a cost-cutting move announced today, UPS has terminated its entire workforce of box stabbers. For those unfamiliar with the operation, box stabbers are the employees stationed alongside UPS conveyor belts holding crowbars, screwdrivers, and other sharp implements, which they thrust into packages as the boxes move from one truck or train to another. The layoffs are expected to affect thousands of highly trained workers nationwide.
Get married. I guarantee the spouse will solve that "I should not be spending, I should be investing problem." Everyday, my spouse gets at least one package delivered. Amazon, UPS, FedEx, or USPS. Every. Day.
Bullish UPS. Idc about earnings, macro, etc. Order book and chart look good for a swing
UPS also is getting a fat check from the government, but at the same time made drives collect checks and money orders from customers to cover the tariffs, some of which didn't know they were going to pay a tariff before the package was released.
Found the UPS driver, stop sending me DM'S about Dave and busters making a comeback, im not fucking buying any shares of that shitty arcade
UPS drivers don’t have time for this shit, and are too well paid to hang out here. They are above you don’t try to put them down
Finally a live chat, ive always wanted UPS drivers, Wendy's cashiers, and all manner of tard's opinions scrolling automatically across my screen
Better get a good UPS for it.
Let your winners run and set a trailing stop loss on Schwab (ToS) once your principal is secured plus whatever % you were looking at for the trade. You win at trading by keeping losses small and letting winners run. I almost dumped Amazon in AH after ER bc they really are doing just okay & their earnings were about the same as Google and Microsoft. Honestly, their low margin business in logistics & being the largest online retailer in the world with $716 billion in sales capturing 41% of the US market. What stood out to me is the logistics business is no longer just for getting Amazon vendors goods to your door. It now includes Tik-Tok and others but they still have too much volume. No store has cheaper prices while not having to drive somewhere. It’s $AMZN & $COST for me and that’s it these days plus some smaller businesses on $SHOP when they have a sale or am sick of wading through Amazons garbage UI and bloated website. They have \~60,000 EVs on the road doing last mile. That saves a ton in fuel in the current geopolitical environment. UPS finally dumped them for higher margin business but Amazon is the largest parcel delivery company in the US having surpassed FedEx and UPS a while ago they finally caught USPS in 2025 with 5.7 billion parcels delivered. It has only gone up from there and now they are looking to take freight business from FedEx & UPS. The profit margin on the whole thing is only 10% but since they have AWS they don’t need to pay someone else to host all their delivery data. The warehouses are newer, the drivers aren’t even Amazon employees and they just shut down a packaging plant near me to modernize it with more robots etc… I mainly make money from trading but I needed healthcare and I can’t afford $1200/month so I joined up and it’s horrible on your body, the pay sucks but I get to monitor my trades & since I’m now a reliable driver they leave me alone. I listen to podcasts, WSJ, Barron’s and the Economist articles so I’m aware of what’s going on. Also, the volume finally started to drop on packages but there is still so much it’s insane. The EVs were made to fix last mile w/o getting larger step vans like the competition.
# Calls on UPS, Puts on Chevron
Calls on UPS, Puts on Chevron
Calls on UPS, Puts on Chevron
NFLX. AMZN (picked up at $230). VRRM. UPS. YMOM.
In this environment, only buy stocks that have a clear & direct thesis with sex robots ✅️: Micron, SanDisk, Seagate, Western Digital, SK Hynix, AMD 🚫: Apple, Roblox, Reddit, Coinbase, Robinhood, Teladoc, UPS
No one here talking about UPS is a very good sign for recovery
We still have UPS to save us, right guys? Right?!?
What you really need to ask yourself is, what can brown do for you? UPS 110C
Buying UPS 110C with unrealized Jersey Mike's IPO gains
okay, I have way too many UPS 110C's meow
UPS 110C finna print, retards
Do you guys ever discuss UPS or what
I'm actually kind of wondering... what is going on with UPS? I've seen many people try to prompt discussion, but no responses, so I'm almost wondering about why it went down today.
ACN. Somehow caught it at $138 a few days ago. I waffled between ACN and IBM and went ACN. One of those accidentally high dividend situation like TGT and UPS from a while ago.
Has there been any UPS Discussion? I've seen some people say there should be, and I think those people are correct.
You guys refuse to talk about UPS. Why are you all being so coy about this equity?
I'm almost wondering why UPS Stock is down. Could you guys tell me?
Will you guys please discuss at length for me why you think UPS stock is down today?
Will you guys tell me why UPS is down please?
Do you for work UPS? Because I coulda sworn you’re checking out my package.
CNBC out there talking about Boeing and UPS like the sky isn't falling on semis
>UPS Stock Rises on Strong Earnings. The Worst Should Be Over. Premarket said this, and now it's down 7 percent lol
Nooooo why is UPS recovering!?
Oh shit my UPS puts might print