$UBER

$DKNG Nov25 15 C $AMD Dec 80 C $BEKE Dec 17.5 C $MRK Dec02 109 C $UBER May 17.5 C $WBD Dec02 11 C $GSAT Jan 2 C $EQX Jan 2.5 P $HOOD Jan 8 P $FCX Nov25 37.5 P

RECAP 11/23 Unusual Calls: $DKNG Nov25 15 C $AMD Dec 80 C $BEKE Dec 17.5 C $MRK Dec02 109 C $UBER May 17.5 C $WBD Dec02 11 C $GSAT Jan 2 C RECAP 11/23 Unusual Puts: $EQX Jan 2.5 P $HOOD Jan 8 P $FCX Nov25 37.5 P

SWEEP DETECTED: >> 2776 $UBER Dec22 2nd 27.5 Calls $0.995 (CboeTheo=0.99) MIDMKT [MULTI] IV=51.6% +0.6 ARCA 275 x $0.98 - $1.02 x 311 AMEX OPENING Vol=2780, OI=0,

nice move in $UBER from a invert h and s

$uber 1.2 MILL @31.02

TIGER GLOBAL BOOSTS $DDOG, $WDAY, $GOOGL, $UBER, $SQ IN 3Q: 13F ADDS $HUBS, $PGY, $APP, $TSM, $PYPL REDUCES $CRWD, $NU, $JD, $S, $META, $RNG EXITS $PCOR, $XPEV, $ONEM, $MNDY, $IOT, $GTLB

Ciao @ck131hm , non vedo una tendenza chiara su **Uber**.

@ renato se possibile chiedo un grafico su UBER grazie

I rode in a tsla in kansas city a few weeks ago with an uber driver, how the hell that driver afforded that is beyond me, but anyways it was alright nothing special..I am not a car guy so

I like the structure in $UBER bought some pre see if gets above 30 can make a move as a neckline

RECAP 11/3 Unusual Puts: $T Nov 18 P $BHC Nov 6 P $TSLA Dec 176.67 P $BHC Jan 6 P $UBER Dec 22.5 P $AAPL Nov11 139 P $MODG Nov 17 P $OPEN Nov 2 P

$T Nov 18 P $BHC Nov 6 P $TSLA Dec 176.67 P $BHC Jan 6 P $UBER Dec 22.5 P $AAPL Nov11 139 P $MODG Nov 17 P $OPEN Nov 2 P

By Liz Moyer Investing.com -- U.S. stocks lost their early gains on Tuesday and turned red after stronger than expected data on jobs in September. At 10:12 ET (14:12 GMT), the Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 75 points or 0.2%, while the S&P 500 was down 0.2%, and the NASDAQ Composite was down 0.4%. Investors are awaiting the Federal Reserve's decision on Wednesday, with expectations for another 0.75 percentage point interest rate hike but hope for an indication that the Fed will start to ease back on that at its next meeting in December. Blue-chip stocks had their best month since 1976 in October, fueled by better than expected earnings reports from big companies and the belief that the Fed was nearing the end of its most aggressive phase in fighting inflation after data showed the economy is cooling. Tech giants have struggled in recent weeks on a slowdown in sales of PCs and a slowdown in digital advertising. The Institute for Supply Management reported a dip in manufacturing PMI to 50.2 in October from 50.9 in September, a step closer to tipping into contraction phase. The reading was better than expected. JOLTs job openings were 10.7 million in September, well ahead of the 10 million expected and the 10.3 million in the prior month. Uber Technologies (NYSE:UBER) rose 14% after a strong fourth quarter outlook. Pfizer (NYSE:PFE) shares rose 3% after it hiked its full-year sales estimates for its COVID-19 vaccine. Oil rose. Crude Oil WTI Futures was up 2.6%, to $88.71 a barrel, while Brent Oil Futures crude rose 2.3% to $94.87 a barrel. Gold Futures also rose 0.9%, to $1655.

$UBER break a downtrend with authority

RECAP 10/28 Unusual Puts: $HBI Nov11 7 P $PMT Dec 12.5 P $UBER Nov04 20 P $SNAP Nov 7 P $RWT Dec 2.5 P $JNJ Nov 175 P $GOL Jan-25 1 P $LAZR Nov04 7 P $ASTS Feb 5 P

$HBI Nov11 7 P $PMT Dec 12.5 P $UBER Nov04 20 P $SNAP Nov 7 P $RWT Dec 2.5 P $JNJ Nov 175 P $GOL Jan-25 1 P $LAZR Nov04 7 P $ASTS Feb 5 P

$CGC Oct28 2.5 C $WEBR Nov 7.5 C $BBBY Oct28 5 C $TLRY Oct28 3.5 C $AAPL Jan 160 C $UBER Nov04 31 C $MRVL Oct28 43 C $CMCSA Jan-24 45 C $SNAP Nov 11 C $IDV Dec 25 C $CCJ Dec 30 C $HST Dec 20 C $U Jan 40 C $GM Nov 40 C $CVNA Nov11 32 C $BX Oct28 93 C $NTNX Nov 30 C $GDX Dec 28 C $NU Nov 5 C

RECAP 10/25 Unusual Calls $GOOGL Nov04 112 C $CGC Oct28 2.5 C $WEBR Nov 7.5 C $BBBY Oct28 5 C $TLRY Oct28 3.5 C $AAPL Jan 160 C $UBER Nov04 31 C $MRVL Oct28 43 C $CMCSA Jan-24 45 C $SNAP Nov 11 C $IDV Dec 25 C $CCJ Dec 30 C $HST Dec 20 C $U Jan 40 C $GM Nov 40 C $CVNA Nov11 32 C $BX Oct28 93 C $NTNX Nov 30 C $GDX Dec 28 C $NU Nov 5 C

$UBER Trying to break a long term downtrend and 28 huge supply above

RECAP 10/24 Unusual Puts: $LVS Nov25 26 P $DAL Jan 30 P $UBER Dec02 19 P $TSM Nov 40/35 P Spd $VZ Nov 35 P $BMY Nov 72.5 P $ARVL Jan 0.5 P

$LVS Nov25 26 P $DAL Jan 30 P $UBER Dec02 19 P $TSM Nov 40/35 P Spd $VZ Nov 35 P $BMY Nov 72.5 P $ARVL Jan 0.5 P

RECAP 10/20 Unusual Puts: $SBLK Nov 19/15 P 1x2 $VIX Jun 15 P $BILI Jan-25 2.5 P $AAL Jun 10 P $UBER Nov 27.5 P $RF Oct 20 P $PARA Dec 20 P $SLV Nov 16.5 P $VALE Nov 13 P

$SBLK Nov 19/15 P 1x2 $VIX Jun 15 P $BILI Jan-25 2.5 P $AAL Jun 10 P $UBER Nov 27.5 P $RF Oct 20 P $PARA Dec 20 P $SLV Nov 16.5 P $VALE Nov 13 P

**ericjackson:** 52 week lows hit in: November: IBM CF December: XOM MOS February: TWTR March: KWEB May: XBI AMZN NFLX RBLX COIN AFRM CHGG TTWO WMT June: SNOW AAPL ETSY UBER CLX TGT RH July: SNAP DIS BBBY September: ADBE October: TSLA SQ PG BAC JPM BRK/B META MSFT NVDA ARKK CRM TWLO ZM https://twitter.com/ericjackson/status/1582349428505006080

UBER upgraded this morning

$UBER Been useful for gap fills now has one overhead

**howardlindzon:** The stock market Is doing to $uber what Uber did to Taxi's and local governments ... https://twitter.com/howardlindzon/status/1579929624959913984

$MRK Nov 90 C $DAL Oct14 31.5 C $UBER Oct 25.5 C $IMAX Dec 15 C $LYFT Oct 12/ Nov 15 C $LAZR Oct14 7.5 C $AZN Oct14 56 C $C Nov 45 C

RECAP 10/11 Unusual Calls: $MRK Nov 90 C $DAL Oct14 31.5 C $UBER Oct 25.5 C $IMAX Dec 15 C $LYFT Oct 12/ Nov 15 C $LAZR Oct14 7.5 C $AZN Oct14 56 C $C Nov 45 C

$DASH, $UBER, $LYFT all getting slammed on report Feds want to reclassify independent contractors as employees

$UBER Fill gap and then some

$uber vs vwap if market pulls (daily chart, not my idea)

https://cointelegraph.com/news/web3-is-the-solution-to-uber-s-problem-with-hackers

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,

**howardlindzon:** hard to get a taxi or uber in Tel Aviv even with ⁦@yoniassia⁩ … https://t.co/qRMdRZX3XL https://twitter.com/howardlindzon/status/1572627782034923521

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