$CVS

**@TheCryptoDog:** Just got the call -CVS upped our initial expectations, putting @trybetterbrand in 5800 stores this Fall, all of their "core locations."We'll be available across the whole USA. The CVS big stamp gives us a lot of leverage, too. Steadily becoming a brand name. https://twitter.com/TheCryptoDog/status/1525409100145733632

$AMD, $QCOM, $CVS and added to positions from yesterday.

CPI numbers helped with the adds > @stevengo said: Started some shorts today, but the market is extended, so giving it room to add on daily levels if there is a bounce. $HD, $MRNA, $CVS, $MP, $USB. Room at add on all positions.

MRK VLO XEL OXY Short CVS QCOM AMD ZIM PG MU PM EBAY MU COIN

Started some shorts today, but the market is extended, so giving it room to add on daily levels if there is a bounce. $HD, $MRNA, $CVS, $MP, $USB. Room at add on all positions.

$CVS trade well on a beat

CVS COST having a field day today

Liking longs today! Will try a short on $QCOM, but only a starter due to a bounce today > @stevengo said: MSFT MRK WMT EOG NKE Short ON CVS ABBV WFC FB QCOM ZIM MRVL

MSFT MRK WMT EOG NKE Short ON CVS ABBV WFC FB QCOM ZIM MRVL

OXY MSFT MRNA CF EOG AA COP Short VERU TSLA SQ ZM ON CVS XPEX

I'm loyal to CVS :)

PG PEP FIS CVS HPQ MSFT Short GE GM SNOW MRNA SQ PDD JD

I am loyal to CVS

look at that close on CVS .. perfect 100

**@CNBC:** Florida reaches $878 million opioid settlements with CVS, Teva, others https://t.co/P9XFoh82fq https://twitter.com/CNBC/status/1509197132804276232

cvs very active today

$XOM good long with range to recycle shares into yesterday high and reload. > @stevengo said: ABBV JNJ XOM CVS SLB MRK Short CRM NFLX DDOG

ABBV JNJ XOM CVS SLB MRK Short CRM NFLX DDOG

Watchlist for tomorrow: COST BBY MDT UNH CVS Short HD LOW

CVS Eyes Metaverse With 4 NFT-Related Trademarks https://www.coindesk.com/business/2022/03/04/cvs-eyes-metaverse-with-4-nft-related-trademarks/?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=rss&utm_campaign=headlines

Upgrades 2/14: $ALL $ASND $BE $BXSL $CMA $DFS $GT $MU $OSCR $ST $TGI $TREX $TU $WSO $ZION . Downgrades 2/14: $AGNC $CRNC $CVS $G $IAA $JPM $NLY $PGR $PRQR $TSN $TXN $USB $ZEN

$CVS raised to $120

cut CVS .50

Will swing CVS

Market is sideway outside of our targets not really seeing a lot of ideal set up's, CVS is presenting interesting price action, reversal setting up on a broad scale

CVS 02/11 105 put .72

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watching $cvs, $simo, $lw, $rhi, for a breakout risking 10 ma on daily

Just saying CVS made new highs today

$CVS is good watch for tomorrow. Currently green and hold well with market sell off.

CVS is strong

$cvs xlu kr Boooring is king

Lots of F flow today some CVS. Other than that, dominated by apple and msft flow

$CVS til $120

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**@Stephanie_Link:** Some great data points this week on company fundamentals: $GE $AXP $MAR $TOL $ZTS $CVS $SWK https://t.co/948ekk534U https://twitter.com/Stephanie_Link/status/1469101534587805697

CVS boring for the win

**@CNBC:** CVS CEO Karen Lynch says smash-and-grab robberies fueled by online marketplaces https://t.co/fIlHjBmya6 https://twitter.com/CNBC/status/1469032917980569619

CVS starting to push

CNBC FINAL TRADES: $ABBV $CVS $TLT

that CVS is sweetheart

CVS a little too

$MSFT (+0.2% pre) CVS Health $CVS and Microsoft Announce New Strategic Alliance to Reimagine Personalized Care and Accelerate Digital Transformation - SI

`Investors` **@CNBC:** The new top job at McDonald's, Under Armour, CVS that's all about the customer https://t.co/cvbvkHtc5L https://twitter.com/CNBC/status/1464958524228784130

RECAP 11/23 Chatter: $BLMN + Jana $XRX + Go Private (G Haskett) $SPOT $NFLX + Netflix hub on Spotify $GIS + Price raise $AMZN + Redzone stake talks $CVS $WBA $WMT - OH Opiod Verdict

plus $CVS is closing 900 stores which one head said benefits $DLTR

CVS closing 900 stores

RECAP 11/5 Chatter: $RCII - CID $WKHS - DOJ Probe $WBA $CVS + $AMZN Prescriptions $ENDP - BK $TGNA + Byron Allen $DE - Strike Delays $MCFE + Go Private

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On watch $SAGE, $SKT, $CVS, $UNG, $CRTX,