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Time to buy?
by baal80spam 1y ago
Time to buy?
- newsclues 1y agoWas before the election
- Alifatisk 1y agoTheir stock has tripled since november, they are way to overvalued. Either way I would not put my money on their stock, I do not want to support such company. Vote with your wallet.
- dpoloncsak 1y agoSpeak for yourself....Writing was on the wall the minute I saw where the funding for Palantir was coming from. Been in since $12 a share, holding tight until they take over. Praying the Pala-net will look favorably on share holders in a psuedo Roko's basilisk sort of situation.
- cycliclyc 1y agoP/E ~700 Good luck with that
- dpoloncsak 1y agoOh, you think the price of equities will mean anything when Skynet takes over. I'll be seen as a friend of the bots. A Godfather who funded their existence in the first place. The Digital Gods will favor me and my 100 shares as one of their own creators /s (hope that was obvious. In reality, I'm pretty sure Theil's influence on the current admin will only increase Palantir's influence in the gov, but I don't think we're here for my speculative DD)
- throwaway422432 1y agoMissed jumping in at $16 and ended up watching and waiting for a year. Eventually jumped in at $40 just before the election, as well as picking some bargain shares in critical mineral mining/processing. All are looking very good right now.
- rexxy404 1y agoClassic backseat financial analysis - earning report last night showing they exceeded all analyst expectations (yet again) and further showed that the valuations is definitely holding. They exceeded pretty much every financial area they could and have just crossed $1bn in revenue. The proof is in the pudding, currently they are domination the market and for good reason. Sure there will become a point of uncertainty where people think they can't keep riding the price wave and people sell, but I think they have way more to deliver whether you like them or not
- immibis 1y agoIs buying a stock really supporting the company? There are four outcomes with evil companies: 1. They lose, and you don't care because you didn't buy the stock. 2. They lose, and you lose your investment. 3. They win, and society becomes a dystopia, and you're poor because you didn't buy the stock. 4. They win, and society becomes a dystopia, but at least you're rich because you bought the stock. Not buying the stock doesn't really stop them making society a dystopia.
- barrenko 1y agoIf nothing to hold until the holidays.