$UPS
United Parcel Service, Inc.
- NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE INC.
- Transportation
- Air Freight/Couriers
- Transportation and Warehousing
- Couriers and Express Delivery Services
PRICE
$151.34 ▼-0.231%
Extented Hours
VOLUME
8,821,704
DAY RANGE
151.49 - 154.34
52 WEEK
130.67 - 189.78
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@thegiz18 #ivtrades
16 minutes agoThe price is now $299, asked him if the trade set ups will be sent Friday for the following week, like the original or as they trigger which would be much less useful. Haven't heard back
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@dros #droscrew
recently$ARM Mar08 190 C $SE Mar 70 C $UPS Mar08 155 C $SQ Mar 90 C $RIVN May 12.5 C $PFE Sep 27.5 C $AIG Apr 80 C $QCOM Oct 230 C $JBLU Apr 8 C $NIO Jan-25 10 C $NEM Jan-26 60 C $RILY Mar08 23 C $INVZ Apr 2.5 C $CTVA Apr 50 P $KRE Mar08 47 P $HAL Apr 32 P $ARHS Apr 12.5 P $HTZ Dec-26 2.5 P
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@dros #droscrew
recently$ARM Mar08 190 C $SE Mar 70 C $UPS Mar08 155 C $SQ Mar 90 C $RIVN May 12.5 C $PFE Sep 27.5 C $AIG Apr 80 C $QCOM Oct 230 C $JBLU Apr 8 C $NIO Jan-25 10 C $NEM Jan-26 60 C $RILY Mar08 23 C $INVZ Apr 2.5 C $CTVA Apr 50 P $KRE Mar08 47 P $HAL Apr 32 P $ARHS Apr 12.5 P $HTZ Dec-26 2.5 P
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@danbrey #ivtrades
recentlymy UPS is a bull call 155/157.50, so I'm up 68, but will wait.
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@Marcosx #ivtrades
recentlyI keep n touch with carlos and find trade set ups with him
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@Atlas #Emporos Research
recentlyi have ups and downs , but they all pass the same message , ears wide open
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@Atlas #FOREX
recentlyi have ups and downs , but they all pass the same message , ears wide open
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@Atlas #Emporos Research
recentlyhave to get rid of audcad as well , it has been a bear since 2012 , lots of ups and down , we just need 700 points down to close it at even , is ok , we can be current with a little bit of nonsense on the aide , audcad
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@Atlas #FOREX
recentlyhave to get rid of audcad as well , it has been a bear since 2012 , lots of ups and down , we just need 700 points down to close it at even , is ok , we can be current with a little bit of nonsense on the aide , audcad
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@dros #droscrew
recentlythere was an usual amount of call buying across a few names in that sector yesterday > @scottzman said: sold my oxy have feeloing oil 200dma will put the kabosh on it, plus gotta take profits on gap ups
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@scottzman #droscrew
recentlysold my oxy have feeloing oil 200dma will put the kabosh on it, plus gotta take profits on gap ups
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@trademaster #TradeHouses
recentlyBy Katie Paul NEW YORK (Reuters) -With Twitter already on the ropes, Meta's Mark Zuckerberg delivered another blow to Elon Musk on Wednesday, ramping up the tech billionaires' rivalry with the launch of Instagram's much-anticipated companion service Threads, a challenger to Twitter. "Let's do this. Welcome to Threads," Zuckerberg wrote in his first post on the app, along with a fire emoji. He said the app logged 5 million sign-ups in its first four hours. Much like Twitter, the app features short text posts that users can like, re-post and reply to, although it does not include any direct message capabilities. Posts can be up to 500 characters long and include links, photos and videos up to five minutes long, according to a Meta blog post. It is available in more than 100 countries on both Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL)'s App Store and Google (NASDAQ:GOOGL)'s Play Store, the blog post said. Analysts said investors were salivating over the possibility that Threads' ties to Instagram might give it a built-in user base and advertising apparatus. That could siphon ad dollars from Twitter at a time when the microblogging company's new CEO is trying to revive its struggling business. While Threads launched as a standalone app, users can log in using their Instagram credentials and follow the same accounts, potentially making it an easy addition to existing habits for Instagram's more than 2 billion monthly active users. "Investors can't help but be a little excited about the prospect that Meta really has a 'Twitter-Killer'," said Danni Hewson, head of financial analysis at investment firm AJ Bell. Meta stock closed up 3% on Wednesday ahead of the launch, outpacing gains by competitor tech companies as the broader market edged down. Threads' arrival comes after Zuckerberg and Musk have traded barbs for months and even threatened to fight each other in a real-life mixed martial arts cage match in Las Vegas. The timing is opportune for Meta to land a blow, as months of Musk's chaotic decision-making has roiled Twitter. Musk bought Twitter for $44 billion last October, but its value has since plummeted as it faced an exodus of advertisers amid deep staffing cuts and content moderation controversies. Its latest move involved limiting the number of tweets users can read per day. Zuckerberg, in subsequent Threads posts, addressed those challenges. "I think there should be a public conversations app with 1 billion+ people on it. Twitter has had the opportunity to do this but hasn't nailed it. Hopefully we will," he wrote. The integration with Instagram included several nods to privacy considerations. Instagram users who sign up for Threads automatically have a badge affixed to their Instagram profile, but can opt to hide it. They also are given options to choose different privacy settings for each app. Brands like Billboard, HBO, NPR and Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) had accounts set up within minutes of launch, as did celebrities like Shakira and other well-known personalities such as former Meta Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg. The app did not appear to show any ads, according to a Reuters review. To build up Threads, Meta has been making overtures to social media influencers to attract them to the new app and encouraging them to post at least twice a day, said Ryan Detert, CEO of influencer marketing company Influential. Some thanked the company for early access in their initial posts. The app also benefits from the failure of other would-be Twitter competitors to take advantage of the service's stumbles. While a number of burgeoning competitors such as Mastodon, Post, Truth Social and T2 have tried to lure Twitter users away, all remain relatively small so far. Bluesky, a new service backed by Twitter cofounder Jack Dorsey, launched its invite-only beta in February and initially had users clamoring to get access codes. Its website said it had 50,000 users as of April. Dorsey also backed another platform called Nostr. But history is working against Meta. It has suffered multiple failures launching standalone copycat apps in the past, most notably its Lasso app aimed at competing with short video rival TikTok. The company later incorporated a short video tool, Reels, directly into Instagram and more recently wound down its unit tasked with designing experimental apps as part of a cost-cutting drive. Another potential strike against Threads is that the news-oriented culture on Twitter differs from that on Instagram, a more visual platform, said Jasmine Enberg, principal analyst at Insider Intelligence. That cuts against Meta's goal in recent years of moving away from news and political content and instead recommending lighter fare in Reels videos. The company has downplayed the importance of news content on its platforms in regulatory battles over proposals to compel payment to journalistic publishers. Still, said Enberg, Meta only needs to convince a quarter of Instagram's users to join Threads in order to rival Twitter's size. "The reality is that Meta doesn't need to convert Twitter power users into Threads users" to succeed, she said. Zuckerberg, responding to a user who predicted Twitter's demise about an hour after the Threads launch, cautioned patience. "We're only in the opening moments of the first round here," he said.
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@Marcosx #ivtrades
recentlyI wish i had more trades to add to chat im just not seeing any high probabilty set ups here at this juncture i
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@CarlosH-carvan #ivtrades
recentlyis impossible to work in this condition....I loss 3 UPS......battery kill with this overvoltages
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@Barrel-rider #P I V O T B O S S
recently@Vijaya > @jpintx said: Just a member who happened to see your post. First, everyone including Frank will be in the Premium Trading Room, that is the best place to ask questions. Second under Premium Start here and Premium Resources you will find chart set ups etc. Third, on this page, go to the "widgets" icon, far upper right corner, then to 5 day bootcamp and executive training, tons of info. Click on the list icon on those pages for the index of subject matter.
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@Atlas #Emporos Research
recentlyAmr23Fahmawi 1h hello how can i know what is expected to happen in the market tomorrow after what happen in Russia Atlas 1m countries always go through ups and downs , forex market does not get affected much , also you should make entries based on a long term plan , to protect against world deviation , my latest system protects me from this
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@Atlas #FOREX
recentlycountries always go through ups and downs , forex market does not get affected much , also you should make entries based on a long term plan , to protect against world deviation , my latest system protects me from this
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@trademaster #TradeHouses
recentlyBy Josh Ye, David Kirton and Chen Lin HONG KONG/SHENZHEN, China (Reuters) -Psst! Where can a Chinese buyer purchase top-end Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) AI chips in the wake of U.S. sanctions? Visiting the famed Huaqiangbei electronics area in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen is a good bet - in particular, the SEG Plaza skyscraper whose first 10 floors are crammed with shops selling everything from camera parts to drones. The chips are not advertised but asking discreetly works. They don't come cheap. Two vendors there, who spoke with Reuters in person on condition of anonymity, said they could provide small numbers of A100 artificial intelligence chips made by the U.S. chip designer, pricing them at $20,000 a piece - double the usual price. While buying or selling high-end U.S. chips is not illegal in China, U.S. export restrictions have created a de facto underground market with vendors keen not to draw scrutiny from either U.S. or Chinese authorities. President Joe Biden's administration in September ordered Nvidia to stop exporting its two most advanced chips - the A100 and the recently developed H100 - to mainland China and Hong Kong, part of efforts to stymie Chinese AI and supercomputing development amid intensifying political and trade tensions. That was then followed up with an array of semiconductor-related export controls. But, as AI booms across the globe after the runaway success of OpenAI's ChatGPT, demand for high-end chips has rocketed, particularly for Nvidia's microprocessors which are widely regarded as the best at handling machine-learning tasks. "We are talking with two vendors now to get some," said Ivan Lau, co-founder of Hong Kong's Pantheon Lab who is trying to purchase 2-4 new A100 cards to run the startup's latest AI models. Those vendors, who bought the chips outside the U.S., were quoting HK$150,000 ($19,150) per card, he said, adding: "They told us straight up that there will be no warranty or support." Reuters spoke with 10 vendors in Hong Kong and mainland China who described being able to easily procure small numbers of A100s. Their information highlighted both intense demand in China for the chips and the relative ease with which Washington's sanctions can be circumvented for small-batch transactions. Reuters was not able to estimate overall volumes of Nvidia A100 and H100 chips flowing into China or learn to what extent the transactions taking place go towards satisfying demand. Buyers are typically app developers, startups, researchers or gamers, the vendors said, declining to be identified because the imports contravene U.S. trade restrictions. One vendor said buyers also included Chinese local authorities. Nvidia said in a statement to Reuters it did not allow exports of the A100 or H100 to China, instead providing reduced-capability substitutes that comply with U.S. law. "If we receive information that a customer is breaching their agreement with us and exporting restricted products in violation of the law, we would take immediate and appropriate action," the statement said. A U.S. Department of Commerce spokesperson said in a statement to Reuters that export control measures have had a "substantial impact" on China's availability of high-end chips. The statement also said reports of parties seeking to obtain these chips through illicit means were "not a surprise", adding that "allegations of violations are investigated". China's State Council Information Office and China's industry ministry did not respond to requests for comment. Nvidia said in September that $400 million in sales during its third quarter could be lost if Chinese firms decided not to buy alternative Nvidia products. Its new China-tailored slower variants - the A800 and H800 - developed to cushion that impact are now being bought by large Chinese tech firms such as Tencent Holdings (OTC:TCEHY) and Alibaba (NYSE:BABA), which have deep pockets to purchase huge quantities. OFFERINGS ONLINE The Chinese vendors said they procured the chips primarily in two ways: snatching up excess stock that finds its way to the market after Nvidia ships large quantities to big U.S. firms, or importing through companies locally incorporated in places such as India, Taiwan and Singapore. This means the quantities they can secure are small, far from what's needed to build a sophisticated AI large language model from scratch. A model similar to OpenAI's GPT would require more than 30,000 Nvidia A100 cards, according to research firm TrendForce. But a handful can run complex machine-learning tasks and enhance existing AI models. According to an electronics procurement website that listed some 40 sellers of A100s, most were located in the Huaqiangbei electronics area. But listings for A100s could also be found on Alibaba's Taobao e-commerce site, on Xiaohongshu which is similar to Instagram, as well as on Douyin, the Chinese version of TikTok. Alibaba, Xiaohongshu and Douyin-owner ByteDance did not respond to requests for comment. Some of the vendors cautioned that fraud had become common with refurbished chips being passed off as A100s. Nvidia's more advanced H100 chips, only on the market since March, appear much harder to come by. Vinci Chow, a lecturer in economics at the Chinese University of Hong Kong whose department has procured four A100 cards from local vendors for research purposes, said he had been told some packs of eight H100 chips were available for purchase.But only one of the 10 vendors Reuters spoke with said they could procure H100s. The U.S. is likely not too bothered about small transactions of the chips, said Charlie Chai, a Shanghai-based analyst at 86Research. "Only if/when China poses a greater threat following significant catch-ups will we see more strict enforcement," he said. He added the premiums currently commanded by Chinese vendors for A100 and H100 chips could collapse in the future as many of the Chinese AI startups that were driving purchases would eventually withdraw from the market. ($1 = 7.8307 Hong Kong dollars)
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@jpintx #P I V O T B O S S
recentlyJust a member who happened to see your post. First, everyone including Frank will be in the Premium Trading Room, that is the best place to ask questions. Second under Premium Start here and Premium Resources you will find chart set ups etc. Third, on this page, go to the "widgets" icon, far upper right corner, then to 5 day bootcamp and executive training, tons of info. Click on the list icon on those pages for the index of subject matter.
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Key Metrics
Market Cap
131.20 B
Beta
1.11
Avg. Volume
3.74 M
Shares Outstanding
864.92 M
Yield
4.21%
Public Float
0
Next Earnings Date
2024-04-23
Next Dividend Date
Company Information
United Parcel Service is an American multinational shipping & receiving and supply chain management company founded in 1907. Originally known as the American Messenger Company specializing in telegraphs, UPS has grown to become a Fortune 500 company and one of the worlds largest shipping couriers.
CEO: Carol Tome
Website: https://www.ups.com/
HQ: 55 Glenlake Parkway Ne Atlanta, 30328 Georgia
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