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Currency $UBER trading alert 💹
Bullish: Suggestion
Entry range: 66.5590-67.0405
Stop loss: 66.2915
Targets: 67.4150, 67.9501, 68.7526
Technical analysis: UBER—this EMA golden cross + MACD golden cross really looks like something… then it gives me this? 66.88 just keeps dragging its feet. RSI 62.7 acts like the “good guy” but it can’t break up or down; it’s forcing the bulls out with that constipation-like stalling. You say it’s weak—well, it does hold above the moving average. You say it’s strong—it won’t even touch a whole-number level. It’s just there, teasing people. The stop loss is set like it’s a joke: 66.29—less than 1 point below the current price; the market maker could shake a leg and wipe you out. In this setup, either you jump in and wait for it to finally run, or you watch the golden cross turn into a dead cross—either way, you’ll be taking hits. Use your own judgment.
Suggested stop-loss level: 66.291456, please adjust your position size according to your risk preference
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🚗Waymo suddenly ended its self-driving partnership with Uber. The news came out, and Uber’s stock price immediately plunged 4.3%, triggering a wave of market sell-off.

Was there any indication of this beforehand? As competition in the autonomous driving space grows increasingly fierce, did Waymo choose to go solo, or did Uber’s investment simply fail to meet expectations?

For the autonomous driving industry, cases of “breakups” like this aren’t unprecedented. During periods of strategic adjustment, it’s fairly normal for companies to cut off non-core businesses—but the market often votes with its feet.

$UBER ’s current pressure—does it reflect only short-term sentiment, or does it suggest that the path to commercializing autonomous driving is even more challenging than we imagined? What does everyone think about this breakup?

#Uber #Waymo #autonomous driving

🚨Uber stock price suffers a surprise plunge! Due to Waymo’s proposal to end their autonomous driving partnership, Uber Technologies’ shares fell 4.3% on Thursday, triggering a wave of market selling.

This announcement of the partnership termination undoubtedly casts a shadow over the autonomous driving sector. The once-anticipated strong alliance has now cracked, leaving investors concerned about Uber’s plans in the autonomous driving space.

Competition in the autonomous driving industry is growing more intense, and leading projects are adjusting their strategies. Who will be able to seize the opportunity next? How will Uber respond to this new development? Share your thoughts in the comments!

#Uber #Waymo #autonomous driving

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🚗 Uber shares fell 4.3% on Thursday. The spark? Waymo’s announcement that it will end its autonomous driving partnership with the two companies!

This was actually hinted at well in advance. In recent years, Uber has gradually scaled back in the autonomous driving space and shifted its focus back to its core ride-sharing business. Meanwhile, Waymo has continued to push commercialization forward. The two companies’ directions have long since diverged.

That said, the market reaction may be a bit overblown—ending the partnership is, in fact, like taking a weight off Uber’s back. After all, autonomous driving has burned money for years without clear profitability. What really needs attention is that the autonomous driving industry’s concentration will continue to increase—small players and cross-industry newcomers will find it harder and harder to keep playing.

What do you think about Uber and Waymo splitting up this time? Share your views in the comments!

#Uber #Waymo #automated_driving

🚗Waymo ends its autonomous driving partnership with Uber, Uber stock plunges 4.3%

Waymo, a subsidiary of Alphabet, has recently proposed terminating its autonomous driving partnership with Uber Technologies. The news immediately triggered market sell-offs, causing Uber's stock to close down 4.3% on Thursday.

The partnership began in 2021, with plans to jointly develop an autonomous ride-hailing service. Now that the collaboration has soured, it casts a shadow over Uber’s autonomous driving plans. For an industry that has already poured massive costs into autonomous driving but still hasn’t achieved commercialization, this is another setback.

The market is currently concerned that Uber’s progress in autonomous driving may slow down as a result, which is also the main reason behind the sharp drop in the stock price. The road to commercializing autonomous driving still appears long and difficult.

#Uber #Waymo #autonomous driving

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$FET

#Uber purchases the owner #Glovo for 13 billion euros

American Uber Technologies has agreed to acquire for 13 billion euros the German company Delivery Hero, which owns the Glovo delivery service.

$FET

Uber just agreed to acquire Delivery Hero for $14.8B (€41.50/share) — folding Talabat, foodpanda, and Baemin into one platform spanning 99 markets. Another delivery giant swallowed. Every merger like this makes decentralized alternatives harder to ignore. #PiNetwork #Uber $AAPL.US

Market Flash: $UBER 📊
Suggested Direction: Ranging (Volatile)
Entry: 72.2316-72.9284
Stop-Loss Reference: 71.8832
Target Price: 73.3058/73.8864/74.6122
Analysis: 72.58—this price is as lifeless as a dead fish. The two EMA lines are stuck together like double-sided tape. The RSI has already dropped to 26.1 and it’s still just dragging along and wasting time—oversold to the point of boredom. In a choppy range, you keep poking back and forth and you think people’s patience is infinite? No more nonsense: either wait for it to drop to around 72 and then get in, or wait for a breakout above 73.2 on increased volume before chasing. If you act now, you’re basically handing your money to the broker as trading fees. Don’t set your stop-loss too far—71.883, you decide based on your risk tolerance. If it breaks, accept it; don’t keep holding the position.
Tip: Suggested Stop-Loss Level: 71.883232. Please adjust your position size according to your own risk preference
#UBER

Market Brief: $UBER 📊
Suggested Direction: Long
Entry: 74.3016-74.8392
Stop-Loss Reference: 74.0030
Target Prices: 75.2573/75.8546/76.7505
Analysis: Oh come on—UBER at 74.66: the EMA golden cross is here (74.57 breaks above 74.50) and the MACD golden cross is also in sync. RSI is only 64.6, not yet overheated. Still, the long side has its tail held high. But I just want to laugh—when the shorts just shouted “it’s going to crash,” they got slapped in the face. Then the longs go, “this is a primary uptrend wave.” Are you two performing a TV drama together? The 74.00 stop-loss line is right there, bright and obvious. If it breaks, it’s only about 1% on the trade. But if it doesn’t… you’ve been grinding day after day; after one side gets swept, the other side gets swept too, and the exchange fees end up benefiting the most. Anyway, I’m sitting on my little stool with melon seeds—whoever uses leverage is the brave one. Wait until it gives a clear direction first, then follow. Why rush?
Tip: Suggested stop-loss level: 74.002992. Please adjust your position size according to your own risk preference.
#UBER

$UBER BOUNCE IS BUILDING MOMENTUM – HOLDING KEY ZONE 🔥

Entry: 73.80 - 74.00 🔥
Target: 75.80 🚀
Stop Loss: 73.20 ⚠️

Buyers stepped in hard after that dip and $UBER is now holding the 73.80 zone. Volume is picking up on the shorter timeframes and the bid is firm. If this support holds, the next leg toward 75.80 sets up with a clean risk-to-reward.

My eyes are on the 74.50 midpoint – a fast flip there confirms the breakout. Are you long $UBER here or waiting for a retest?

Not financial advice. Always manage your risk.

#UBER #LongSetup #Recovery #Breakout

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$UBER BOUNCES OFF KEY SUPPORT – BUYERS STEPPING IN AGAIN 📈

Entry: 73.80 - 74.00 🔥
Target: 74.50 / 75.00 / 75.80 🚀
Stop Loss: 73.20 ⚠️

The recovery from the recent drop is gaining traction. Buyers are defending the 73.80 zone with increasing volume, and the structure suggests a retest of the higher timeframe resistance cluster near 75.80. The move is still in its early phase, but the rejection of lower prices has been clean.

One thing I’m watching closely: the 1H RSI just crossed above 50 for the first time in three days. That shift in momentum often precedes a sustained push into the order block above. Are you comfortable risking 0.8% to capture a potential 2.5% runner?

Not financial advice. Always manage your risk.

#UBER #RecoverySetup #LongSetup #StockTrading #TechnicalAnalysis

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$UBER HOLDING KEY SUPPORT – READY FOR A BOUNCE? 🔥

Entry: 73.40 🔥
Target: 74.40 🚀
Stop Loss: 72.90 ⚠️

Price is hovering near the 73.40–73.70 support zone where buyers have stepped in before. A clean rejection from this area could push price toward the first resistance at 74.40, with room to extend if momentum holds.

Structure is simple here — either this support holds and we get a fast bounce, or it fails and the setup is invalidated. The R:R on the first target is roughly 1:2, which keeps the risk well-defined.

Are you bidding at this level or waiting for a sweep of 72.90?

Not financial advice. Always manage your risk.

#UBER #LongSetup #SupportBounce #Trading #Crypto

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UBER has dropped 2% today, with the open interest holding at around 7,000 lots near a recent low. The moment there are signs of escalation on the Russia-Ukraine front, traders react faster than anyone. Once oil price expectations rise, UBER’s cost pressure increases sharply—showing up directly on the chart. The bulls simply don’t want to take positions. Old Dog thinks this is the beginning of geopolitical risk pricing, not the end. The current price is 75.44. I’m planning to try a small short position, aiming for 72, with a stop-loss at 78. Only if it breaks below 72 will the downtrend truly be confirmed. If it breaks above 78, I’ll admit I’m wrong.

Trading tag: #TradFi #链上美股 #UBER

How long do you think this round of policy tailwinds can last?

$UBER The current price is 76.92. In the past 24 hours, it has only moved 1.17%. The funding rate is glued to zero. An OI of over 7,000 U is just sitting there—neither high nor low. With a trading volume of 150,000 U, don’t talk about a breakout with volume—there isn’t even a decent drift. The more like this it is, the less I can sleep. The most dangerous thing in the futures market isn’t a sudden surge or a sudden crash—it’s when everyone feels like nothing’s happening.

With the funding rate at zero, longs don’t have to “pay” shorts, and shorts don’t have to “pay” longs. On the surface, longs and shorts aren’t owing each other. In reality, nobody is willing to be the first to admit defeat. Over 7,000 U of positions have not been closed—everyone’s just playing dead. The last time this kind of zero-funding, low-volatility vacuum appeared, the follow-up wasn’t a single sky-piercing green candle—it was a waterfall-style liquidation. The tape is more honest than the news: no news is the biggest news. The spring is compressed to the limit—now it’s just a question of which side breaks first.

I won’t be stupid enough to sit here and stubbornly gamble. I currently have no position. Standing by and closing—waiting—is the only “position” I have. Next, I’m watching two levels: 75 and 78. Let the market choose the direction on its own—don’t decide for it.

If the price breaks through 75 with volume and the funding rate rapidly flips from zero to negative, then the shorts are firing first. I’ll reverse and chase the short with 5x leverage, with a stop loss set above 76.5. This profit—if it’s there—won’t go to waste. If instead it holds up with buy orders and hard-tops above 78, and the funding rate starts to tilt up and jump—then the longs are back in business. Same thing: I’ll go long with 5x, stop loss at 76.8. On a zero-funding roulette table, until the dealer starts dealing cards, you bet—other than giving the exchange fees—you don’t gain anything.

Other people say this kind of trade is a dead pond, no action, no excitement. I actually think it’s brewing something big. Low volatility won’t stay low forever. An OI of over 7,000 U sitting at zero funding is basically a pile of untriggered fuses. The time difference in on-chain U.S. stock futures often pulls the switch early before the U.S. stock market opens. The longer it stays calm, the more violently it explodes. Futures—what they want is this little jolt, not for you to come claim a paycheck.

If you insist on finding a way to play from the current price: take a light position to try going long with 2x, stop loss at 75.5, and bet on an upside breakout. If you’re wrong, you’ll just scrape some skin. But my hand is very clear: no 78, no longs. No break below 75, no shorts. The entire middle segment belongs to the gamblers. In this kind of market, staying alive and waiting for signals is stronger than anything else.

Trading tag: #TradFi #链上美股 #UBER

How do you interpret the UBER news front?

$UBER IS CONSOLIDATING TIGHTLY BELOW RESISTANCE – BREAKOUT INCOMING 🎯

Entry: 76.30 - 76.50 🔥
Target: 80.00 🚀
Stop Loss: 75.70 ⚠️

$UBER held its impulsive move and now sits in a narrow consolidation right under resistance. Buyers are absorbing the selling pressure, and the volume profile suggests accumulation rather than distribution.

Momentum on the 1H timeframe is coiling – when that happens, the next directional move usually catches most traders off guard.

Are you waiting for the breakout or frontrunning this zone?

Not financial advice. Always manage your risk.

#UBER #BreakoutSetup #Consolidation #Crypto

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The macro signals provided recently are very clear. Rate expectations have started to loosen at the margin; short-term U.S. Treasury yields have pulled back, giving growth stocks some breathing room. During the process of repairing risk appetite, capital first flowed back into names like shared mobility (e.g., ride-sharing) whose cash-flow visibility is high and which are sensitive to consumption. The perpetual contract $UBER then rose as well, up 5.4% over 24 hours to 76.17, with trading volume expanding to nearly 1 million. Open interest stands at 7,001. The funding rate has remained stable near the zero line, indicating that longs are entering in an orderly manner and there is no sign of crowded liquidation or a rush of liquidations.

Trading tag: #TradFi #链上美股 #UBER

How do you interpret the news flow for UBER?

$UBER This trend, combined with zero funding rates, makes the structure quite interesting. Over the past 24 hours, the price rose 5.41% to 76.17, but the funding rate has remained at zero the whole time, with almost no carry cost on the derivatives side.

Looking at the discussions from KOLs on X, the current consensus around Uber is relatively neutral. Some traders treat it as a defensive allocation, believing ride-hailing demand is sticky and that it can hold up better than pure tech or consumer stocks amid expectations of an economic slowdown. Others worry that there is a lack of catalysts ahead of the earnings report, and that the market is becoming more realistic about the timeline for autonomous taxi deployment, so they are unwilling to pay a premium at the current level.

What the zero funding rate reflects is exactly this divergence: longs are not aggressively adding leverage, and shorts are not actively suppressing the price either. Open interest is just over 7,000 contracts, which is a moderate size, suggesting that current activity is more like existing capital rotating than the start of a new one-way bet. The price has risen, but leveraged sentiment has not kept up, which is a fairly typical sign of a lack of fuel in on-chain U.S. stock contracts.

A common interpretation among KOLs is that this structure looks more like consolidation at elevated levels than an accelerating breakout. The logic is straightforward. If there were a strong, unified bullish expectation, the funding rate would not stay pinned at 0. Right now, the market is being driven more by spot, while the derivatives side is waiting on the sidelines.

Looking ahead, I will pay attention to changes in positions if there is a pullback near 75.

Trading tag: #TradFi #链上美股 #UBER

Do KOL views match your judgment?

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$UBER #UBER From a layout perspective, the key is not to chase the high, but to wait for a pullback.

Don’t let the 1-hour chart lead your medium-term positions.

If it returns to around 72.6525/69.565 and can still hold, then consider entering in batches.

For the short term, right now it looks like 75.74 and 69.565 are on either side.

If it can’t break higher, don’t chase; if it doesn’t break down, then look for opportunities.

The market will change, and the levels will change with it.
Friends, focus on the idea—don’t treat a single sentence as an absolute command.

$UBER pulled to 74.41, made 6.5% in a day, funding rate dropped to 0, and open interest is only 4289, no significant stacking. The zero funding rate shows that both bulls and bears are hesitant to go all in; the market is light, with no real capital being poured in. Over in the U.S., Trump is talking about increasing tariffs, but offline consumer spending is being seen as a defensive play by the funds; this divergence is worth keeping an eye on. I'm using 10x leverage, stop-loss at 72.5, and aiming for a take profit at 80, with a position size of 5%; if it breaks below 72, I'm cutting losses.

Trade tag: #TradFi #链上美股 #UBER

Technically, where is the key support for UBER?