Who bought these stocks today or this week? $Voo $Ups $unh $tgt $root $Pep $Oscr $Nvo $jd $dia

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This shit is kinda dumb tbh. It's been like a full week of overnight gap ups and all day sell-offs.

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just made $1k on UPS. Do i full port for ABNB puts on nov 6th? Maybe 115-118 strike? Exp 11/7 Or even lower strike

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She bought FIG at 70-80 and UPS btw not exactly the saint of all saints, I think UPS has finally ran though

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More on the topic… First Shopify’s COO moves to $OPEN (huge move) https://www.wsj.com/business/c-suite/opendoor-technologies-snags-shopify-operating-chief-as-ceo-f958a789 Then Morgan Stanley ups its price target to $6 $OPEN = Real Estate + Ai. Huge upside potential. Something BIG is happening @ $OPEN and don’t want to miss the BIG move when it comes! Makes sense to be an $OPEN Bag Holder 💰

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Starting to just expect 10% daily run ups from companies/stocks now. Surely at this point just bet on companies releasing earnings?  What will it be on Monday? 

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It might feel good to say that, but we are talking 30,000 jobs here... And that is just Amazon.   UPS cut 40,000 jobs this year.   Fact of the matter is as much as AI currently sucks at human interaction, it can handle logistics much, much better than a human can.... With facial and body recognition camera monitoring, AI assisted logistics, and line workers being replaced by robotics, The real job losses are will occur in middle management.... Ai will not fully replace humans, but it will make it so that 1 manager can now do the job of 50, which is still a LOT of unemployed folks competing with each other for the same job

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back to 50 points gap ups

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Recent Layoff Announcements: 1️⃣ UPS – 48,000 employees 2️⃣ Amazon – Up to 30,000 employees 3️⃣ Intel – 24,000 employees 4️⃣ Nestlé – 16,000 employees 5️⃣ Accenture – 11,000 employees 6️⃣ Ford – 11,000 employees 7️⃣ Novo Nordisk – 9,000 employees 8️⃣ Microsoft – 7,000 employees 9️⃣ PwC – 5,600 employees 🔟 Salesforce – 4,000 employees 1️⃣1️⃣ Paramount – 2,000 employees 1️⃣2️⃣ Target – 1,800 employees 1️⃣3️⃣ Kroger – 1,000 employees 1️⃣4️⃣ Applied Materials – 1,444 employees 1️⃣5️⃣ Meta – 600 employees 💣 Total layoffs: ~171,444 employees 💣

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Apple @ p/e 41 has to be perfect to justify its price. Its a luxury product in a time where money is tight for people going into holiday season.Tim Apple has some balls saying it will be a great xmas season lol. FWIW , UPS laying off 31k operations ain't a good sign. Apple uses UPS for fulfillment. Less boxes, if I had to guess its going to be less luxury ( LULU, AAPL etc.. ) and more essentials. Also, iPhone Air miss is bizarre to me... they usually don't fuck up market research that badly.

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