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UP is not a good buy right now. The stock is in a confirmed downtrend (bearish moving averages and worsening negative MACD), just fell sharply in the regular session (-8.80%), and insider selling has surged (+665% last month). While the options market is extremely call-skewed and news is mildly positive, there are no Intellectia buy signals today and the technical/flow picture still favors further downside or choppy weakness rather than an immediate rebound suitable for an impatient buyer.
Price/Trend: The structure is decisively bearish with SMA_200 > SMA_20 > SMA_5, signaling a strong downtrend across long-, mid-, and short-term horizons. Momentum: MACD histogram is negative (-0.0244) and expanding lower, confirming bearish momentum is strengthening, not stabilizing. RSI: RSI_6 ~22 is deeply oversold (despite the label in the feed), which can spark short bounces, but oversold in a downtrend is not a reliable buy signal on its own. Levels: Immediate support is S1 ~0.66 (roughly where post-market is trading ~0.66). If that fails, next support is S2 ~0.549. Resistance overhead is heavy with pivot ~0.84 then R1 ~1.019.
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Latest reported quarter: 2025/Q3. Revenue fell to ~$185.5M (-4.34% YoY), indicating ongoing top-line contraction. Losses improved: Net income was still negative (-$83.73M) but improved +45.03% YoY; EPS improved to -$0.12 (+50% YoY). However, gross margin dropped to -0.71 (down -109.45% YoY), which is a major red flag on unit economics/operating efficiency as reported. Overall: improving loss trend but still unprofitable with weakening revenue and very poor margin profile in the latest quarter.
Only item provided: a 2025-12-04 note from Citi raising a price target and keeping a Buy—however it explicitly references 'UP Fintech' rather than Wheels Up Experience (UP), so it may be mismapped and should not be relied upon as a clear supportive signal for this company. Net: no dependable, recent Wall Street upgrade/target trend is evidenced in the supplied data.
Wall Street-style pros: potential operational improvements via Delta partnership and streamlined customer service model; earnings catalyst ahead. Wall Street-style cons: ongoing revenue decline, negative gross margin, and heavy insider selling; technical trend remains decisively bearish.