$UBER

SWEEP DETECTED: >> 4128 $UBER Oct22 32.0 Calls $0.827 (CboeTheo=0.81) ASKSIDE [MULTI] IV=56.8% +1.8 PHLX 60 x $0.80 - $0.83 x 141 C2 OPENING Vol=4119, OI=558,

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By Wayne Cole SYDNEY (Reuters) - Shares slipped in Asia on Monday and the dollar firmed as investors braced for a packed week of central bank meetings that are certain to see borrowing costs rise across the globe, with some risk of a super-sized hike in the United States. Markets are already fully priced for a rise in interest rates of 75 basis points from the Federal Reserve, with futures showing a 20% chance of a full percentage point. They also show a real chance rates could hit 4.5% as the Fed is forced to tip the economy into recession to subdue inflation. "How high will the funds rate ultimately need to go?" said Jan Hatzius, chief economist Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS). "Our answer is high enough to generate a tightening in financial conditions that imposes a drag on activity sufficient to maintain a solidly below-potential growth trajectory." He expects the Fed to hike by 75 basis points on Wednesday, followed by two half-point moves in November and December. Also important will be Fed members' "dot plot" forecasts for rates, which are likely to be hawkish, putting the funds rate at 4%-4.25% by the end of this year, and even higher next year. That risk saw two-year Treasury yields surge 30 basis points last week alone to reach the highest since 2007 at 3.92%, so making stocks look more expensive in comparison and dragging the S&P 500 down almost 5% for the week. On Monday, holidays in Japan and the UK made for a slow start and S&P 500 futures dipped 0.2%, while Nasdaq futures fell 0.5%. EUROSTOXX 50 futures added 0.2%, while FTSE futures were closed. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan eased 0.5%, after losing almost 3% last week. Japan's Nikkei was shut, but futures implied an index of 27,360 compared to Friday's close of 27,567. China's central bank went its own way and cut a repo rate by 10 basis points to support its ailing economy, leaving blue chips up 0.1%. A RUSH TO TIGHTEN Bank of America (NYSE:BAC)'s latest fund manager survey suggests allocations to global stocks are at an all-time low. "But with both U.S. yields and the unemployment rate headed to 4-5%, poor sentiment isn't enough to keep the S&P from making new lows for the year," warned BofA analysts in a note. "Our suite of 38 proprietary growth indicators depict a grim outlook for global growth, yet we are staring at one of the most aggressive tightening episodes in history, with 85% of the global central banks in tightening mode." Most of the banks meeting this week - from Switzerland to South Africa - are expected to hike, with markets split on whether the Bank of England will go by 50 or 75 basis points. "The latest retail sales data in the UK supports our view that the economy is already in recession," said Jonathan Petersen, a senior market economist at Capital Economics. "So, despite sterling hitting a fresh multi-decade low against the dollar this week, the relative strength of the U.S. economy suggests to us the pound will remain under pressure." Sterling was stuck at $1.1396 having hit a 37-year trough of $1.1351 last week, [GBP/] One exception is the Bank of Japan, which has so far shown no sign of abandoning its uber-easy yield curve policy despite the drastic slide in the yen. The dollar edged up to 143.25 yen on Monday, having backed away from the recent 24-year peak of 144.99 in the face of increasingly strident intervention warnings from Japanese policymakers. The euro was holding at $0.9991, having edged just a little away from its recent low of $0.9865 thanks to increasingly hawkish comments from the European Central Bank. Against a basket of currencies, the dollar was up 0.3% at 109.88, not far from a two-decade high of 110.79 touched earlier this month. The ascent of the dollar and yields has been a drag for gold, which was hovering at $1,668 an ounce after hitting lows not seen since April 2020 last week. [GOL/] Oil prices were trying to bounce on Monday, having shed around 20% so far this quarter amid concerns about demand as global growth slows. [O/R] Brent firmed 50 cents to $91.85 a barrel, while U.S. crude rose 33 cents to $85.44 per barrel.

$UBER Is back at res

cup and handle sit. in UBER breaking two years downtrend as well

$FSLR Sep09 140 C $PLUG Sep09 30 C $LYFT Sep09 14.5 C $UBER Sep 32.5 C $CMCSA Sep 34.5 C $DB Oct 8 C $SPCE Sep09 6.5 C $CHPT Sep 19 C $CVE Dec 20 C $AR Oct 45 C $AAL Sep 14 C $BHC Oct 8 C

RECAP 9/8 Unusual Calls: $FSLR Sep09 140 C $PLUG Sep09 30 C $LYFT Sep09 14.5 C $UBER Sep 32.5 C $CMCSA Sep 34.5 C $DB Oct 8 C $SPCE Sep09 6.5 C $CHPT Sep 19 C $CVE Dec 20 C $AR Oct 45 C $AAL Sep 14 C $BHC Oct 8 C

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$UBER Getting close to gap fill zone

RECAP 8/23 Unusual Puts: $ICLN Sep 21 P $REI Dec 3 P $UBER Nov 27.5 P $FCX Sep 25 P $BBBY Jan 7 P $HSBC Sep 29 P $RCL Sep 30 P

RECAP 8/23 Unusual Calls: $M Aug26 20.5 C $UBER Aug26 28.5 C $DKS Sep09 125 C $FXI Oct 33 C $CVNA Dec 70 C $PINS Aug26 22 C $OXY Jan 90 C $MCHI Jan-24 48.82 C $JMIA Sep02 8/9 C Spd $LLY Sep 345 C $WBD Oct 17.5 C $M Sep 20 C

RECAP 8/16 Unusual Puts: $UBER Sep23 26 P $SNAP Sep 12 P $MET Jan-24 57.5 P $WBD Sep 10 P $XOP Dec 60 P $KRE Dec 47 P $CVNA Oct 40 P

RECAP 8/15 Unusual Puts: $UBER Sep23 27 P $NWL Mar 20 P $YETI Sep 35 P $SONO Sep 15 P $AAPL Dec 165 P

**conorsen:** Not as high profile as Uber, but the new Six Flags CEO, in explaining the company’s pivot away from its discounting model, said that the company’s parks had become “a cheap daycare center for teenagers during breaks and the summers.” https://twitter.com/conorsen/status/1558080785353261057

**conorsen:** Not as high profile as Uber, but the new Six Flags CEO, in explaining the company’s pivot away from its discounting model, said that the company’s parks had become “a cheap daycare center for teenagers during breaks and the summers.” https://twitter.com/conorsen/status/1558080785353261057

stalking $UBER

SWEEP DETECTED: >> 3982 $UBER Aug22 26th 37.0 Calls $0.22 (CboeTheo=0.23) ASKSIDE [MULTI] IV=48.6% -5.0 AMEX 578 x $0.21 - $0.22 x 471 ARCA OPENING Vol=4140, OI=684

wish i caught UBER from yesterday

$UBER - 2 longs

UBER cranking

SWEEP DETECTED: >> 1600 $UBER Aug22 5th 24.0 Puts $1.45 (CboeTheo=1.42) ASKSIDE [MULTI] IV=151.4% +46.5 C2 412 x $1.40 - $1.45 x 209 PHLX ISO - OPENING Pre-Earnings Vol=4800, OI=266

SWEEP DETECTED: >> 4480 $UBER Aug22 5th 22.0 Puts $0.72 (CboeTheo=0.71) ASKSIDE [MULTI] IV=147.0% +38.0 MPRL 13 x $0.70 - $0.72 x 536 C2 OPENING Pre-Earnings Vol=5263, OI=644,

yes ...happy to be able to give you all something uber useful .... reward for your years of patience

RECAP 7/12 Unusual Calls: $DAL Jul 31 C $TWTR Jan 55 C $ET Jan-24 12 C $PYPL Aug 85 C $UBER Aug 22.5 C $LCID Jul29 21 C $WFC Jan-24 47.5 C

RECAP 7/11 Unusual Puts: $PLTR Aug 10 P $BITO Aug 12 P $SQ Jul29 45 P $TWTR Jan 33 P $ASHR Jul29 32 P $UBER Jul 22.5 P $LYFT Aug 12.5 P $TWTR Jul 32 P $RCL Jul29 32 P

AMZN is back to strategic positioning with new deal with GRUB, this will take away market share from UBER & DASH

$UBER look ok for a trade if closes here

Most Traded Contracts $UBER June $12.50 Call $AAPL June $130 Put $AMZN June $100 Put $AAL January 2023 $12 Put $AAPL June $132 Call $AAPL June $127 Put $TSLA June $650 Put $NVDA June $150 Put $TSLA June $700 Call $CCL October $12.50 Call

RECAP 6/7 Unusual Calls (1/2) $CHPT Jul 15 C $CHPT Jun10 17 C $AMZN Jun10 123 C $AMZN Jun10 125 C $UBER Jun10 25 C $BKKT Jun10 3 C $F Jun10 14 C $ULCC Jul 12.5 C $METC Jun 20 C

$UBER is trade well somewhat of ga p to 29

By Hyunjoo Jin SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) CEO Elon Musk has a "super bad feeling" about the economy and needs to cut about 10% of jobs at the electric carmaker, he said in an email to executives seen by Reuters. The message, sent on Thursday and titled "pause all hiring worldwide", came two days after the billionaire told staff to return to the workplace or leave, and adds to a growing chorus of warnings from business leaders about the risks of recession. Almost 100,000 people were employed at Tesla and its subsidiaries at the end of 2021, its annual SEC filing showed. The company was not immediately available for comment. Tesla shares fell nearly 5% in U.S. pre-market trade on Friday and its Frankfurt-listed stock was down 3.6% after the Reuters report. U.S. Nasdaq futures turned negative and were trading 1% lower. Musk has warned in recent weeks about the risks of recession, but his email ordering a hiring freeze and staff cuts was the most direct and high-profile message of its kind from the head of an automaker. So far, demand for Tesla cars and other electric vehicles (EV) has remained strong and many traditional indicators of a downturn - including increasing dealer inventories and incentives in the United States - have not materialized. But Tesla has struggled to restart production at its Shanghai factory after COVID-19 lockdowns forced costly outages. "It is always better to introduce austerity measures in good times than in bad times. I see the statements as a forewarning and a precautionary measure," said Hanover-based NordLB analyst Frank Schwope. Many carmakers achieved record profits in 2021, but the economic situation is now more uncertain, he noted. Musk's gloomy outlook echoes recent comments from executives including JPMorgan Chase & Co (NYSE:JPM) CEO Jamie Dimon and Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) President John Waldron. A "hurricane is right out there down the road coming our way," Dimon said this week. Inflation in the United States is hovering at 40-year highs and has caused a jump in the cost of living for Americans, while the Federal Reserve faces the difficult task of dampening demand enough to curb inflation while not causing a recession. Musk, the world's richest man according to Forbes, did not elaborate on the reasons for his "super bad feeling" about the economic outlook in the brief email seen by Reuters. It was also not immediately clear what implication, if any, Musk's view would have for his $44-billion bid for Twitter (NYSE:TWTR). U.S. antitrust regulators cleared the deal on Friday, sending Twitter shares up nearly 2% in pre-market trading. Several analysts have cut price targets for Tesla recently, forecasting lost output at its Shanghai plant, a hub supplying EVs to China and for export. China accounted for just over a third of Tesla's global deliveries in 2021, according to company disclosures and data released on sales there. On Thursday, Daiwa Capital Markets estimated Tesla had about 32,000 orders awaiting delivery in China, compared to 600,000 vehicles for BYD, its larger EV rival in that market. Wedbush Securities analyst Daniel Ives said in a tweet it appeared Musk and Tesla were "trying to be ahead of a slower delivery ramp this year and preserve margins ahead of an economic slowdown." ) 'PAUSE ALL HIRING' Before Musk's warning, Tesla had about 5,000 job postings on LinkedIn from sales in Tokyo and engineers at its new Berlin gigafactory to deep learning scientists in Palo Alto. It had scheduled an online hiring event for Shanghai on June 9 on its WeChat channel. Musk's demand that staff return to the office has already faced pushback in Germany. And his plan to cut jobs would face resistance in the Netherlands, where Tesla has its European headquarters, a union leader said. "You can't just fire Dutch workers," said FNV union spokesperson Hans Walthie, adding Tesla would have to negotiate with a labor union on terms for any departures. In a Tuesday email, Musk had said Tesla employees were required to be in the office for a minimum of 40 hours per week, closing the door on any remote work. "If you don't show up, we will assume you have resigned," he said. Musk has referred to the risk of a recession repeatedly in recent comments. Remotely addressing a conference in mid-May in Miami Beach, he said: "I think we are probably in a recession and that recession will get worse." ) " onerror="this.style.display='none'" class="msg-img" /> Other companies have cut jobs or are slowing or pausing hiring amid weakening demand. Last month, Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) said it had laid off about 150 people, mostly in the United States, and Peloton (NASDAQ: PTON) said in February it would cut 2,800 jobs. Meta Platforms, Uber (NYSE:UBER) and other technology companies have slowed hiring. In June 2018, Musk said Tesla would cut 9% of its workforce as the then-loss-making company struggled to ramp up output of Model 3 electric sedans, although data in its SEC filings showed reductions were more than offset by hiring by year end.

Not currently, just a call from when it was dancing on 21.67. Uber has been underperforming in comparison to NVDA. Took a 7$ loss on my uber call since i had a tight SL and didnt think it had much strength

You are short $uber yeah?

Uber struggling. lol. Last few option plays have printed though

Binance.US Hires Ex-Uber Compliance Lead Krishna Juvvadi as Head of Legal https://www.coindesk.com/business/2022/05/19/binanceus-hires-ex-uber-compliance-lead-krishna-juvvadi-as-head-of-legal/?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=rss&utm_campaign=headlines

uber is a two shot , there is room for more down , big bear , though it could hit 25 before so

Gonna buy a casino PUT on uber if it gets over 25

Uber had some announcement

**@CNBC:** San Francisco start-up Ample is trying to make EV battery swapping a reality, starting with Uber drivers in the Bay Area. We got a first look: https://t.co/gImdKsriwZ https://t.co/PhuekKVu6f https://twitter.com/CNBC/status/1526066663849852929

$UBER high gamma......squeeze coming

have a leap on UBER in case is look below and fail

WOULD HAVE BEEN NICE IF UBER reached that 24 target on lowside

SWEEP DETECTED: >> 3228 $UBER May22 6th 27.0 Calls $0.728 (CboeTheo=0.69) Above Ask! [MULTI] IV=129.7% -41.0 PHLX 40 x $0.67 - $0.70 x 35 C2 OPENING Post-Earnings / SSR 52WeekLow Vol=4763, OI=93,

Interesting that $UBER is releasing earnings before market opens tomorrow (7am EST) instead of after close as originally scheduled. Maybe results are decent and it doesn't want to be dragged down by $LYFT disaster.

Tuesday Option Volumes $AAPL 926k (55% call/45% put) $TSLA 763k (59% call/41% put) $AMD 637k (63% call/37% put) $FB 407k (60% call/40% put) $NVDA 296k (59% call/41% put) $AMC 284k (72% call/28% put) $UBER 278k (61% call/39% put) $BAC 228k (66% call/34% put)

if $uber loses 28 its headed to 24

I dont hate $UBER here

SWEEP DETECTED: >> 3308 $UBER Apr22 22nd 33.5 Puts $1.12 (CboeTheo=1.10) ASKSIDE [MULTI] 1 IV=49.4% +0.1 C2 14 x $1.08 - $1.12 x 476 CBOE OPENING Vol=3311, OI=740

1.3 mill $UBER @32.26

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