PLTR

Academic_Lock_1699

Look at PLTR then

925Splicer

In alphabetical order: 1) Alphabet- GOOG 2) ASTS Spacemobile- ASTS 3) Broadcom- AVGO 4) Eli Lilly- LLY 5) GE Aerospace- GE 6) GE Vernova- GEV 7) Palantir- PLTR 8) Vertiv Holdings- VRT Bonus 2: 9) Lam Research- LRCX 10) Micron Technologies- MU

No-Lettuce3564

This should be an eye opener for most WSB users. Stock was once $500 and within a few years its worthless. Heck Friday it was up 174% and then bankruptcy after hours.  Reminds me of all the trash pushed here like NIO. Then companies like PLTR were shit on in the meantime. Moral of the story Mr Africa? Go find a diamond.

iMakeGOODinvestmemts

Good buying levels IN 2026 $GOOGL $170 $PLTR $20 $AMZN $90 META $140 $RKLB $8 $MSFT $100 $NVDA $30

nateyp123

Sadly probably still TSLA.. But also PLTR, NVDA,

ohgodthehorror95

I always tell people, the price you pay for the stock is sometimes almost as important as which stock you buy. Example: PLTR is growing revenues, has solid profit margins, and is expected to continue to grow. The problem is that the share price has been bid up so insanely high, and the shares are so overvalued, that all that future growth has been more than priced in already.

Sea_Exam3932

Picked the wrong time to short PLTR… all in shorts at close Friday at 193… 🥹

Tricky_Locksmith_546

PLTR is gonna have its moment, calling it now. Everyone's been sleeping on it while they build out their AI infrastructure deals behind the scenes

TheRealDevDev

i'm sitting at 8k pltr shares with the same ballpark average share price that you have which has me around 1.6M at the moment. i'm so burned out at my decently paid tech job (160k w2) that im debating quitting and just buying a converted sprinter van and living cheaply for a few years while the majority of my PLTR continues to go up. i know it's a bad idea but man, at 35 years of age i really need a switch up, lol. i've got HUGE goals for PLTR for 2026 though, so it might behoove me to stand pat and let it double at least once more in market cap before i start withdrawing from it.

Armolegend41

I sell on PLTR’s larger red days at a strike where it has shown historical support. 30-45 DTE as I’m farming premium with 15-30 deltas

Professional_Con_007

Remembering wen in 2021 LAZR was hot stick with PLTR and this made the ceo of LAZR the youngest billionaire ever at the time

Cool-Mo-Bubba-45

I commend your aggressive play. I have learned not to YOLO on small cap companies. I went big on PLTR in 2024 and SOFI this year. Our common denominator is betting on reputable names like NVDA and PLTR. Stay strong!

Krigrim

The fuck is LAZR ?? Going full retard is for NVDA META TSLA or even PLTR for all I care wtf

LoganSL550

I am 68 years old and started investing when I was 40. I was hit hard during the internet bubble in 2000, losing approximately $100,000. That experience taught me an important lesson and motivated me to educate myself about investing. So far, I am doing well. My stock holdings do not include real estate or money held in the bank. I have invested in stable companies such as BAC, WFC, DIS, GOOG, COST, AAPL, AMZN, and others. In 2021, I began reading about artificial intelligence, and in 2022 I started investing in PLTR, NVDA, AMD, and the “Magnificent Seven.” I believe AI will be a major driver of growth by 2026 and will eventually take on certain ETFs as well. As always, luck plays a role, so I am bullish.

PralineTechnical5685

**Their track record is unaudited by a real outside firm like Ernst & Young, KPMG etc. They have no legal or fiduciary obligation to do otherwise. They cherry pick!!!** Motley Fool prevarication of it fabulous results are .... well I don't know? Fool should allow an independent audit from a major accounting firm or a boutique quantitative analysis audit firm. like all stocks need to do. If no outside firm they're results have no veracity. "Don’t put money and/or trust into anything that refuses independent verification:” Motley Fool fails that test immediately. A public company like Bank of America: must publish audited financials must comply with SEC regulations must disclose risks must follow GAAP or it faces legal consequences for misrepresentation. Even the lottery games numbers or gambling casinos get audited. Fool wants your money for its services. Now you are going to place YOUR MONEY in uncorroborated outcomes of winning percentages? Motley Fool, as a newsletter, publishes unaudited performance and is not required to verify claims of it so-called successful results. It does not disclose its' methodology, nor does it provide raw data. They could have called Palantir at $6 or D-Wave at $0.75 \[ they put a sale on PLTR at $29 then a buy again at $130 400% run and D-Wave instead of buying prior Halloween 2024 they call it a retirement stock at $20 after a 2500% runup, Upstart Foolhad a buy on at $320 and held that buy call all the down to $40\]. Motley Fool does not provide transparency required for an honest, independent review. If they released: full historical pick lists with exact date & timestamps of entry/exit, assumptions, methodology, raw data for every service…then any analyst, quant, or accounting firm could run the following: mean return, median return, standard deviation, Sharpe ratio, outlier removal, benchmark comparisons. But Motley Fool does not: their results can be concluded to be as apocryphal. Fool has been in business many years and this would erase all doubts. Anybody could manipulate the data, and concealment makes me wonder even more if there is subterfuge. What is Motley Fool hiding from? Fool states their stock returns are superior however I would love to see how their 250+ stock picks blindly holding for 5 years. Let KPMG, Deloitte or Ernst & Young audit the results and not some fly by night. I would love to see returns for the avg FOOL 250+ buy ratings and not the outliers. Do top 25, mean 25, mode 25 and bottom 25. Show the standard deviation of the 250: I bet it is immense.

PralineTechnical5685

Motley Fool prevarication of it fabulous results are .... well I don't know? Fool should allow an independent audit from a major accounting firm or a boutique quantitative analysis audit firm. like all stocks need to do. If no outside firm they're results have no veracity. "Don’t put money and/or trust into anything that refuses independent verification:” Motley Fool fails that test immediately. A public company like Bank of America: must publish audited financials must comply with SEC regulations must disclose risks must follow GAAP or it faces legal consequences for misrepresentation. Even the lottery games numbers or gambling casinos get audited. Fool wants your money for its services. Now you are going to place YOUR MONEY in uncorroborated outcomes of winning percentages? Motley Fool, as a newsletter, publishes unaudited performance and is not required to verify claims of it so-called successful results. It does not disclose its' methodology, nor does it provide raw data. They could have called Palantir at $6 or D-Wave at $0.75 \[ they put a sale on PLTR at $29 then a buy again at $130 400% run and D-Wave instead of buying prior Halloween 2024 they call it a retirement stock at $20 after a 2500% runup, Upstart Foolhad a buy on at $320 and held that buy call all the down to $40\]. Motley Fool does not provide transparency required for an honest, independent review. If they released: full historical pick lists with exact date & timestamps of entry/exit, assumptions, methodology, raw data for every service…then any analyst, quant, or accounting firm could run the following: mean return, median return, standard deviation, Sharpe ratio, outlier removal, benchmark comparisons. But Motley Fool does not: their results can be concluded to be as apocryphal. Fool has been in business many years and this would erase all doubts. Anybody could manipulate the data, and concealment makes me wonder even more if there is subterfuge. What is Motley Fool hiding from? Fool states their stock returns are superior however I would love to see how their 250+ stock picks blindly holding for 5 years. Let KPMG, Deloitte or Ernst & Young audit the results and not some fly by night. I would love to see returns for the avg FOOL 250+ buy ratings and not the outliers. Do top 25, mean 25, mode 25 and bottom 25. Show the standard deviation of the 250: I bet it is immense.

HumidMind

Well done on the RKLB. Having rode PLTR and MSTR from 2022 misery to 1000% + gains, it is HARD to sell a huge winner and time it right. Being near retirement age, I am sure glad I pivoted those kinds of gains out of MSTR and PLTR and into GLDM, NOC, BNS and DAL early this year. I kept some PLTR as of course there is more upside there.

No_Hour6830

To be honest with you, I think the hive mind actually has some utility. You should probably ignore one offs, and ignore actual penny stocks, but I think redditors have a strong track record with ones that have become hugely popular. RKLB, ASTS and PLTR are some recent examples. It's a long time ago, but TSLA was every redditor's favorite stock ten years ago. HIMS has slipped recently but that was a big one. AMD. I'm definitely blanking on a lot of them and of course there are losers but on balance when you start seeing a stock popping up everywhere, it could be worth taking a look.

ImUrHuckleberrryy

I’m long on $AMD $PLTR $NVDA

obxsurfer06

All in PLTR and ASTS on margin is either legend status or a future documentary

Prometheus_1094

Nah bro. I love rklb but it needs another 2-3 years to really see the pump. I see rklb right now where PLTR was 5 years ago. It won’t pump as hard anymore and it will dump before it moons to a 200-300B cap in 3-4 years

mazarax

There are four possibilities: 1. PLTR up, ASTS up. 🚀🚀 2. PLTR up, ASTS down. 🚀💩 3. PLTR down, ASTS up. 💩🚀 4. PLTR down, ASTS down. 💩💩 You only have 25% of getting rekt. Not bad, well diversified.

gatovision

People learn nothing and it will have to bust, the destiny of all market bubbles is to bust. We just dont know when. People bring up [pets.com](http://pets.com) but they were a very small company, like $500mil at the time. Now there's $20B quantum companies with zero revenue. Yes there's good companies involved now that make a lot of money, but there were decent companies in 2000 too, MSFT, INTC, ORCL, CSCO, Amazon, Sun Micro, etc. This time its all revolved around who can spend the most on a race to the bottom. ChatGPT only makes $12B rev per year atm so next year all these chatbots will start to be plastered with ads to show rev growth and the services will probably become awful. Users will be pissed and maybe stop using them altogether. Put in the mix of this bubble Crypto, and other massive bubbles like TSLA, PLTR and all the other software trading at 20-100xs revenue. Cisco and AOL traded at 20xs sales at their peak. PLTR is 100xs sales. Its unsustainable.

hamburgers8

That first sentence. If I had a nickel for every time I read someone say that about PLTR at $20.

trent_upscale

Some guy in here said he has a penis PLTR ASTS UEC TLRY DJTU AAPL TSLA PUTS

arcanition

"Diversification" means spreading out your investments between more companies/sectors. VFAIX (and other S&P500 funds) are already diversified between the hundreds of companies in the S&P500. Adding VGT or something similar wouldn't change much, for example you can look at the top holdings of both FXAIX (NVDA, APPL, MSFT, AMZN, & AVGO) and compare it to VGT (NVDA, APPL, MSFT, AVGO, & PLTR) and you'll see a lot of similarities... so it wouldn't add any diversification.

Thick_Pudding_3618

. T1 Energy | $TE With nuclear still 5+ years away, US will need quick clean energy. Built in US, by the US. Trump loves that. Clean energy creates more jobs than any other source energy — Trump wants more jobs in the US right? The overall vibe of T1 gives PLTR/Anduril for me personally and the fact that they use PLTRs software is great. Their website design is top notch and overall it feels early in the journey (PLTR,NBIS,NVDA) before it went mainstream. Nuclear won’t be ready until the 2030s and data enters will need energy now. Think of it like the picks and shovels in the AI gold rush. As much as people hate solar, I think TE will solve that issue. At 700 million MC a 5x isn’t out of the question let alone a 10x. If they eventually sign contracts I truly believe this company will take off. The only other competitor has a market cap of 27x TE’s at the time of this writing. If $TE market cap reaches 0.4x the production capacity of $FSLR I’ll let you do the math on that. $FSLR — $27 Billion MC 26 GW of production capacity $TE — $600 Million MC 10 GW of production capacity Keep in mind, I wrote this a couple weeks back and now it’s sitting at 1.37 billion MC at the time of this writing. Still early…

Potential_Vehicle535

When Trump dies and Vance (Theil) takes over $PLTR will skyrocket!

IWant2FIRE

Up 44%, even after taking a $110K paper loss dump on MSTR (down 56%). Thank you PLTR, NVDA, ASTS and RTX. Now I just need to figure out what to do with MSTR...

Just_Training_2601

About a year from now there will not be near as many comments on these space stocks and other speculative AI stocks. Just my opinion that there will be a hiccup in this market before the end of next year. The PE is too high, too much hype and not enough earnings. PLTR and TSLA are priced for perfection. Some of these hyped stocks remind me of back in 1999 when I bought and sold BLDP multiple times. Good thing I didn't hold on too long! I am sure there will be many folks that will have some negative remarks on this post, but I am a follower of Buffet, he has been selling stocks and so have I. The only difference is that I have a decent sized portfolio of gold stocks. Recently sold covered calls because I think even gold is over bought. AI is so overblown, I can always tell by the number of emails I get talking about AI. The same thing happened when marijuana stocks were the hot thing, and many years ago when the internet would change the world. Of course the internet did change many things but even Microsoft and Oracle took a big hit. I would not touch any of the MAG 7 or SPY at the current prices. If you are young I would DCA into this market, but at a slow pace! It has been too long since 2000, too many folks think this time will be different, and also too many were not old enough to be invested in the market. Remember the lessons of the past!!

COMINGINH0TTT

Same but PLTR

ScaringTheHoes

Hey you can be like me and buy 500 shares of BB while PLTR was at the same price. 💀 There will always be other opportunities to go big or go home.

gatovision

The short squeeze was last week (hopefully). Now interest will start to die off. Bulls got everything they ever wanted with this stock, now what would be the reason to hold at $100B valuation when KMX is $5B and makes more money? The bull case and lunatics like Cramer can go on about how every used car will now be bought on Carvana but they still have so many operating costs to do that, and most likely they’re lying by using DriveTime to pad numbers. So how far can WS take these insane valuations and continue the pyramid on TSLA, CVNA, APP, PLTR and others? If this market goes bear next year these stocks are in trouble.

ben6141990

Not just NVDA I sold options this year on NVDA, AMZN, PLTR, INTL, SOFI, ASTS, RKLB, UNH 83% winners, 10% losers, 7% assigned

CurveIndividual3077

i have 2M as well 215k shares on ONDS and 28k shares in RCAT, i think its a better combo than ASTS and PLTR but its different risk reward good luck bro you have the same mindset as me (started with 70k with lots of margin)

BirdiesAndBrews

Up 21% for a gain of 47k mostly from riding PLTR

Riskismyapellido

All in PLTR

miamiinvest

Yeap if you don’t have the gut to accept a 50% down on stocks you cannot be investing in Mr Market. The market is a weighing machine, it means: fundamentals in the long run it always correlates with price. Always. And another thing: never ever use PE to value growth stocks. Amazon, PLTR etc as a proof.

Helpful-Advice-1216

Strange I did the same thing with PLTR and rolled into LUMN. Great minds…

TofuMeltatSunspot

YTD im up 220%. Thanks to PL PLTR and a good trade on OPEN

Academic_Lock_1699

1k+ would mean a market cap of like 500 bil. That is way too much for what they deliver as of now. PLTR did such a jump, but they are essential to the government

Relative_Ad_333

ONDS.. this stock will be PLTR 2.0

sirzoop

Why would you want to invest in what Reddit is doing? These are the people who were shorting NVDA PLTR and META in 2022. You want to do the opposite of whatever is trending on reddit.

Dry_Shoulder_8405

If the R word comes into play, selling calls or buying puts may fit your strategy. I remember when I got away with selling PLTR calls in a bull market without losing my underlying shares (lucky). I won't be trying that one again 😂 I never thought i'd say this, but I don't want excessive rate cuts (>0.5% or >two 0.25% cuts) I want sustainable rate cuts that will not have to be reversed for 5 or 8+ years.

lazyygothh

Im up 65%. Most of that is PLTR

maui-shark-fighter

77% YTD. Sold PLTR and Picked up APLD.

Prestigious_Age5422

I did this after Nov on a handful of the best winners including PLTR and RKLB. I really thought the market was crashing or about to. Well they say you can’t time the market and it’s true. I missed out on 150k+ as of right now. I’m not joking. If you believe in certain companies, get back in before it balloons like me… it was 20k…40…60…100… now 150. That being said, ACHR, ASTS. If you can stomach the volatility these will 2-4X and 3-4x respectively.

jaajaajaa6

I am entering 2026 with positions in: RTX, KTOS, HII - war is continuing, NATO counties have a bigger budget, and China is building military as a priority. CRWD, PANW - cyber is not optional and they are the best. Also, heading towards one stop shopping for customers to save on integration efforts. MS - 50% revenue from wealth management. As markets grow, so do their account fees with an excellent management team HOOD - the most innovative company out there and where the younger investor is going. And buying businesses that generate steady cash flows. PLTR - the best CEO in the business - love Karp and a fantastic product. You could wait for a pull back but from what price? Hope this helps! Happy holidays!

Prestigious_Meet820

It's really hard to say over that time span given where we are now valuation wise, I think if you did globally diversified tech it would be a very safe bet and much lower beta. Historically the Q's didn't return anything for like 15 years from 2000 until it began ripping so if you're lump summing there is a risk of underperformance in the long-run, even if you plan to DCA into it after with much smaller contributions. I did DCA TQQQ monthly with 5% of contributions for five years or so years and chickened out and sold at $85ish pre-split when PLTR and MSTR were included in the index and Trump was elected, timed the top at the time but now it's even higher lol. The money became too tempting to take at that point. https://youtu.be/DJdLHEiQCI0?si=_fKP13UG1nG3-Pnh That video was my favourite example, it's a bit older but backtests DCA from 1985.

Scared-Signature-452

YTD 59% Best stocks: PLTR, RDDT, GE, GEV, UAL, RKLB, DIS among others

CDov

I think PLTR is long term untouchables but believe it’s going to slide hard beginning of the year, before it comes back.

Negative_Win_5117

I think PLTR is probably untouchable. Thiel has the backing of the international bankers and the company is committed to doing evil.

Impressive-Mud-3362

Is shorting PLTR and CRWV here, a bad idea?

JDollar-

113% ytd. Mostly from holding PLTR but made some short term trades with AMD and calls on robinhood and sofi. And some premium selling options. I made a lot of mistakes this year that held my portfolio back. Looking to refine and improve in 2026. I Hope we all grow together.

-1mei

I only own PLTR and RKLB. Adding PL, RIVN, ACHR

NVDAismyg0d

Wait until PLTR goes to $215 and Carvana goes to $500 and full port everything into puts

Prestigious_Age5422

I keep selling quality companies on red days because I think they’ll fall further and then I don’t buy them back … RKLB ACHR PLTR APLD … Nov 21 to now I’ve missed over $150k. Sold LUNR 12/12 and it’s up 35% today. I need to stop logging in! Fear makes me crazy irrational and I sell

gotwaffles

Also Alex Karp, PLTR is already spying on all the US citizens, he deserves to stunt on the poors his ai identifies

Skulldrey

I just saw this, but I lost the exact same amount of money as you back in '22. It's almost uncanny how similar. It was around 75 percent of my account at the time. I remember driving my car to the nearest public area without anyone in it and just crying. I moved everything to cash and watched as all the stocks I had sold at lows rocketed to all-time highs ($PLTR being one of them). You can imagine how that made me feel. I started trading again in '24 and I've since made it all back and multiplied my account 3x. I never buy options—only sell them. Share appreciation has been the best-returning tool I've had so far. It *looks* like you dabbled in buying options and I hope that the lesson you take away from this is that you need to ensure some margin of safety on your trades. As for the job, I'm very sorry to hear it. I've been laid off twice since joining the workforce 10 years ago and it was a setback both times. You will survive this, though. The question is more about how you respond to this moment.

gamer_gurl_

So like 15% in 6 months. Yeah it’s good return, but also PLTR pretty much went straight up…so yeah, this gonna work.

bubbaeinstein

PLTR to the moon. Michael Burry was wrong.

215aPhillyiated

PLTR ez 200 next week

CalRippedken

Probably shoulda listened to him. He's been pumping PLTR since like 16-20 range

VotedOut

PLTR's pump spike yesterday morning, pump spike this morning, and especially it's pump spike at 3:00pm today.... Seems like somebody with insider knowledge is front-running a Palantir news announcement that will take place this afternoon or over the weekend... ...Even though there's nothing in the world that could reasonably justify this extremely over-valued bubble piece-of-shit stock.

enc-nyc

I sold PLTR at 13, AMA

Emilio___Molestevez

Palantir: we blanket the world in cameras and use AI to monitor everything at all times everywhere C Kirk shooter: turned in by his dad Brown shooter: found by a homeless dude $PLTR: +1000000001% YTD

215aPhillyiated

Where’s the PLTR bers ??? Fucking pussies

meNriveBabylon

Remember when everyone here was like good time to short PLTR because he had a weird dance

stock_dude9

I think PLTR just benefited massively from the SP500 rebalance Jesus

CalRippedken

PLTR ain't fucking around anymore

Stock-Necessary-9796

Thank god for PLTR

215aPhillyiated

PLTR IM CUMMMMMMMMING, I’m typing this for the last hour to make all the retard bers rip their hair out

kalakesri

So RDDT was more effective than PLTR in finding the shooter. Puts on Karp’s ski trip

InvestigatorPlus3229

i would collar PLTR or TSLA asap, those are ticking time bombs

Common-Celebration55

Of course, I don't do a whole lot of selling. Its about time in the market not timing the market. I am up 144% on RKLB and will consider selling if my gains reach 500%. Along those lines I am up 900% on PLTR and have not sold a dime...

SnS2500

\> big tech company Which one? MSFT or AAPL? TSLA or PLTR? Big difference in risk there. Even if you are sure you want to unwind, if you own one of the first two, you can test out these enhanced folks with 10% or something like that. If it is something like one of the latter two, more speed in unwinding probably makes more sense.

FUWS

One persons nightmare is another persons dream. I bought AMZN, and META( back then it was FB) during pandemic when they fell below 100$ and AMZN turned out to be banger of a position ( sold META too early) year later along with PLTR. Also XOM when oil was down bad… these were some dark days /down turns that turned out to be great. Also bought this April when it was beginning of a down turns with tariffs and those turned out great. Your personal experience does not extend to everyone.

Soger91

Lmao market up on a tear and you think it's PLTR. Maybe ask AI to fix your English before posting again - the right way to say this is "apologize".

Fit-Avocado-8614

Just bought PLTR puts, somebody buy calls

Swiftnice

PLTR soon to follow

BeachDoc

Short PLTR now

king2ndthe3rd

PLTR is overvalued and will most likely underperform the market from 2026 onward.

Ok_Asparagus_6704

Check PLTR price and say sorry fucking idiot

Ok_Asparagus_6704

Check PLTR price and say sorry fucking idiot

Ok_Asparagus_6704

Check PLTR price and say sorry fucking idiot

Ok_Asparagus_6704

Check PLTR price and say sorry fucking idiot

Ok_Asparagus_6704

Check PLTR price and say sorry fucking idiot

Ok_Asparagus_6704

Check PLTR price and say sorry fucking idiot

Ok_Asparagus_6704

Check PLTR price and say sorry fucking idiot

Nefarious_AI_Agent

PLTR gonna rip more

Frozen_Shades

Reddit found the Brown shooter. Yikes on that and PLTR.

Competitive-Lemon821

!banbet PLTR 175 1d

Einsteinautist

I learned my lesson with PLTR, glad it only took a tax deductible 8 grand loss to disable options trading. My ADHD isn't that strong I guess.

MissSagitarius

buy BTC, leave people in the past, do well in school, save up and buy PLTR at its lowest in 2022

Bullshark1878

Yeah, I don’t understand PLTR either so I don’t invest in it. I’ve missed out on a lot of gains, but I’m okay with that. I make up for it with stocks I do understand. Here’s a personal example. I’ve been trying to understand Adobe’s business to determine if it’s a good investment right now. I just started watching every video on Adobe stock analysis I could find. Most were okay, some sucked, but a few were extremely insightful. I learned a lot from those few videos, the Pareto principle. Check out Aria Radnia’s Adobe videos if you are interested. I tried to read any good article or post I could find on Adobe. Mainly seeking alpha and twitter threads. I really focused on the analysis that was negative, since that went against what I thought. Once I determined that most of the negativity around Adobe is sentiment based and made by people who don’t understand Adobe’s business, I started reading more positive analysis. Most large companies have showcases or conferences that show how the company is innovating like Apple’s annual conference. Podcasts with the CEO are also good because that gives you a more long-term vision of the company, especially if the CEO is the founder. Unfortunately, there really is no substitute for just doing the research. Using Gemini and YouTube can help speed this up. I’d recommend focusing on who PLTR’s customers are, what products are they using, how is PLTR making money off these products, how will they grow their revenue over the next 2-5 years, and how strong is their moat. My personal opinion would be to really focus on understanding PLTR over the next 1-2 months and be ready for a good buying opportunity to arise. I think PLTR is probably due for a correction at some point in the next 12 months, but I also would have thought that 12 months ago and it’s up 146% since then. Watch some videos of Stanley Druckenmiller and Buffett they are great inspiration.

Study_Queasy

Unfortunately I don't have that knowledge especially about PLTR. How I wish I could get more info about it beyond the balance sheet details which basically sucks right now (mostly in terms of valuation). There are these youtubers like Amit Kukreja who even goes to the extent of meeting Alex Karp to know as much of details as possible. I think that's the extent to which one has to go to know enough details to see if that company is worth investing in or not. Sitting in front of a computer screen to scan for information is useless.

SupermAndrew1

Oh look at PLTR there

ManBearPig_1983

So calls on AAPL, PLTR, RTX, ORCL and MSFT?

quaaludeicecube

I sold my 600 shares of TLRY on September 30th for $1.75 each and sold 90% of my PLTR to move it into IREN, ASTS, and RCAT in mid October and now I want to d*e

Live-Improvement3169

RIVN the new PLTR. Gonna hit half a trillion mkt cap by year-end bitchessss