$UPS

**ericjackson:** The market isn't dumb when longer duration names in smaller growth and biotech have been doing well in the last few days despite the macro noise. What other sectors have better risk/reward set ups going forward in terms of growth prospects, expectations and valuation? https://twitter.com/ericjackson/status/1575105311282794499

remember you have to look at the bigger picture. @freddy5267 @Mattyice22 when the market is open especially if after the open it is good to have a good idea of what is moving the market. Some people use different metrics to discover this, I look at the overall market and then the sectors. All sectors were creating active short set ups and Energy was the only one creating a active bullish set up thats all it was and understanding current energy market enviroment and potential catalyst.

unfortunately even though we've caught a ton of good plays we've been leaving aton of profits on the table as I'm still switching mindset back over from day trading to swing trading as previous months didn't give us a ton of swing set ups but this has been changing so these are the moments we want here

$UPS - Bearish flow noted in UPS (169.94 -3.90) with 2,770 puts trading, or 1.5x expected. The Put/Call Ratio is 1.56, while ATM IV is up nearly 2 points on the day. Earnings are expected on 10/24

should have definitely shorted UPS at the open as well, good move but PT was just reached on it, TGT & BA still have legs

Considered UPS at market open but initial reaction to price action was late

kinda crazy > @Jonove said: And... the SUS of the FDX release. "sethmarcus 01:20 PM - Evercore ISI's Jon Chappell "We met with UPS last week, and they basically reiterated their guidance for 2022. Have spoken to all the major railers and none are speaking to the softness expressed by FedEx.”

And... the SUS of the FDX release. "sethmarcus 01:20 PM - Evercore ISI's Jon Chappell "We met with UPS last week, and they basically reiterated their guidance for 2022. Have spoken to all the major railers and none are speaking to the softness expressed by FedEx.”

didn't really see many set ups that fit the criteria along with Risk Dynamics, may scrap today as a loss and lay down

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the parameters creates rules and measures that makes you ignore a lot of trades and take quality set ups, so even it goes the wrong way one quality set up will make your week, and sometimes 1 - 3 can make your month

Switching to hourly market check ups

@Mattyice22 no it depends on RvsR on trade set ups

DE & NFLX seem to have the best set ups that I'm seeing in the market at this time. Do not force plays, left profits on the table as NFLX could fall to the $218 level, considering the $220 puts depending on market structure and the VIX making another push higher

I love any set ups similar to ROKU

Here is the return of our weekly watchlist, as we've not used a watchlist for almost the entire first half of the year due to the opportunities from Oil & Agrilcuture during the first half of the year until economic data prevented swing trade set ups. Now we're entering the season in the market where trends take form and create some of the best day and swing set ups

Market has showed constant attempts to rally but all economic data continuously pulls market down creating terrible set ups on swings but ideal for day trades

I really hate this market though, not the exact set ups I like but my favorite set ups are too far and in between

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$FSRD .87 Market cap 65 million Tomorrow’s big play! PT $3-5 short term - $346 million in assets and projected revenue of $650 million with ultimate goal of 100 billion dollar company - Owned 19% by UPS and partnerships with companies such as HP, Carbon, and Palantir - 20 day average volume was 917,000; last trading volume 11 million shares (and growing; 3rd highest day) - Average projected price $3 currently and was $10 to start the year - High short volume and is currently squeezing (gaining momentum) - White Soldier Pattern (typically suggests a big move incoming) and a Cup/Handle pattern! - Tech company with patents (sells software) and does manufacturing for a quick turn around on parts and delivery - Biden administration working directly with them and they are assisting with the Ukraine! Fast Radius has replaced old-school, centralized factories with a network of smaller “manufacturing lighthouses” — a move for which the company was named one of the globe’s leading factories by the World Economic Forum. At each of its fabrication plants, the company 3D-prints and injection-molds parts for industrial use and quickly ships them off. Its partnership with UPS, paired with the company’s distributed structure, means it can often offer next-day delivery, even on custom builds.

holy shit $ups

i see you posted something for UPS

you trying to play earnings eh > @Navneet said: @dros flows on $fdx and $ups ?

@dros flows on $fdx and $ups ?

$ups 175 puts 1.50 (fdx er play )

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Damn those meetings!! lol > @soheil.n said: missed the morning set-ups...didn't get enough time to prepare (meeting)

missed the morning set-ups...didn't get enough time to prepare (meeting)

THOSE THAT ARE CONSISTENT THROUGH THE UPS AND DOWNS WILL BE THE TRUE WINNERS

100 push ups right now!! > @stevengo said: Still love it, but mad you for trim and trailing!! jajaja

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big time flow show tbh > @Schmidy23 said: it's ppl just making up narratives being peddled from higher ups at the firm

it's ppl just making up narratives being peddled from higher ups at the firm

I use their data, the guys who do the write ups aren't very good traders

trying to burn a lot of premium cuz i think we just do boring ups and downs

Do push-ups. lol > @soheil.n said: 👍 ...guess i'll just focus on my actual work until the fed meeting at 2

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