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Especially when they did a $225M stock buybacks from employees in May. http://www.businessinsider.com/palantir-employee-stock-buyback-liquidity-event-2016-5 ht

• nappy 10y ago
  Interesting. I didn't realize they were doing this. This suggests to me they simply had an investor they really wanted on the cap table. Or perhaps they wanted a current shareholder to have a greater relative ownership of the company?