For those that follow Palantir (Page 17 of 22)
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This is a cycle that has repeated itself over and over again with Palantir. Hit piece article gets weak hands to sell. If they sell enough it triggers the algorithms which take it down more. Once those who understand the company have time to debunk the hit piece the dip gets bought. Its up over $4 in the overnight market right now so it would seem that’s where we are right now. I found it curious that the Army project at the center of this whole controversy was a joint venture between Palantir, Anduril and Microsoft and while PLTR finished Friday down >7% MSFT actually finished slightly up. |
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Did Palantir just tell the UK Government to pound sand..? https://www.thenational.scot/news/25515531.palantir-uk-boss-rules-contract-bids-digital-id/ |
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Originally Posted By Procat: This is a cycle that has repeated itself over and over again with Palantir. Hit piece article gets weak hands to sell. If they sell enough it triggers the algorithms which take it down more. Once those who understand the company have time to debunk the hit piece the dip gets bought. Its up over $4 in the overnight market right now so it would seem that’s where we are right now. I found it curious that the Army project at the center of this whole controversy was a joint venture between Palantir, Anduril and Microsoft and while PLTR finished Friday down >7% MSFT actually finished slightly up. Well said. Both PLTR and SOFI have had to deal with some ridiculous hit pieces this last week. Assuming the macro is decent I can see both recovering this week |
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Originally Posted By Procat: This is a cycle that has repeated itself over and over again with Palantir. Hit piece article gets weak hands to sell. If they sell enough it triggers the algorithms which take it down more. Once those who understand the company have time to debunk the hit piece the dip gets bought. Its up over $4 in the overnight market right now so it would seem that’s where we are right now. I found it curious that the Army project at the center of this whole controversy was a joint venture between Palantir, Anduril and Microsoft and while PLTR finished Friday down >7% MSFT actually finished slightly up. Makes sense; thanks. |
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Originally Posted By 1168RGR: Makes sense; thanks. PLTR is up about 4.5% so far today. So is the OKLO I bought about a week ago. Up 25% since I bought it. The crust old coal stock BTU that I got in April is up over 200%. I should have bought a lot more of those two. Both indirect AI plays along with other reasons. |
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Originally Posted By The_Master_Shake: Well said. Both PLTR and SOFI have had to deal with some ridiculous hit pieces this last week. Assuming the macro is decent I can see both recovering this week Well that didn't take long |
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PLTR back above $180 in the overnight market. Staying cautiously optimistic. |
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Having a good day after Piper Sandler raised their price target to $201 Attached File |
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Originally Posted By rtlm: I'm buying PLTU on the down flops.
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Palantir / Lumen partnership rumored to be valued at $200M. Reuters Article Alex Karp and Lumen CEO Kate Johnson were on Fox and while they wouldn’t confirm the price tag the fact that both Karp and Johnson were on there together means it’s a significant partnership. |
Lol Cramer Think I need more shares |
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Hard to tell if he’s serious or just joking. Cramer on Palantir has been a roller coaster if you’ve followed the mad money clips over the years. First he doesn’t like it, then he likes it. Then he says it’s too expensive only to later recommend it at a higher price. |
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Originally Posted By Procat: Hard to tell if he’s serious or just joking. Cramer on Palantir has been a roller coaster if you’ve followed the mad money clips over the years. First he doesn’t like it, then he likes it. Then he says it’s too expensive only to later recommend it at a higher price. Media types typically don't say "he's a horrible guy" as a joke. But maybe I'm missing it. |
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Originally Posted By heavily_armed: Media types typically don't say "he's a horrible guy" as a joke. But maybe I'm missing it. Rinse, repeat. ETA Attached File |
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Originally Posted By heavily_armed: Media types typically don't say "he's a horrible guy" as a joke. But maybe I'm missing it. Cramers whole media personality is being the crazy guy who says wild stuff. If you read his earlier books he freely admits to neglecting his responsibilities at his hedge fund because he wanted to be on TV. Having achieved that goal I don’t doubt that he’s upping the craziness because he sees financial media hiring younger talent and wants to stay in the limelight. |
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Originally Posted By Procat: Any of you guys following Palantir client Red Cat / $RCAT? Defense drone manufacturer with a $1.3B market cap. Saw an interview with CEO Jeff Thompson and it seemed pretty interesting. Grabbed a few shares just to keep an eye on it. Same. I'm thinking acquisition by one of the big boys. Maybe Boeing ish? |
That man is a homo and a liar-TrojanMan
Hell, a Ford just breaks down on you. It doesn't fall apart AND try to kill you at the same time-Bloodsport2885
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Originally Posted By ChicagoFoodie: I follow RCAT, zero chance they will sell out. Why not? |
That man is a homo and a liar-TrojanMan
Hell, a Ford just breaks down on you. It doesn't fall apart AND try to kill you at the same time-Bloodsport2885
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Originally Posted By Procat: Any of you guys following Palantir client Red Cat / $RCAT? Defense drone manufacturer with a $1.3B market cap. Saw an interview with CEO Jeff Thompson and it seemed pretty interesting. Grabbed a few shares just to keep an eye on it. I thought that was a great interview, I also bought a few shares. |
Last Palantir Weekly podcast. The guys acknowledge that the company has matured and has enough coverage that there isn’t a need for a weekly show. State the going forward they’ll probably just do a show quarterly around earnings. ![]() PALANTIR CROSSES $200 A SHARE, EARNINGS MONDAY | Palantir Weekly |
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Originally Posted By Procat: Last Palantir Weekly podcast. The guys acknowledge that the company has matured and has enough coverage that there isn't a need for a weekly show. State the going forward they'll probably just do a show quarterly around earnings. |
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Originally Posted By Solo_: Amit HAS become an actual connoisseur and a friend of the company. Amit just posted an interview with Karp’s biographer Michael Steinberger. It was pretty good and the book The “Philosopher in the Valley” should be out soon. Look forward to reading it. Hopefully it’s not like Karp’s book “Technological Republic” where Karp made so many references that half the book was acknowledgements, references and the index. (Karp’s book was actually a very good read) ![]() An Exclusive Interview With The Man Who Spent 5 Years Studying Palantir's Alex Karp |
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Originally Posted By Procat: Earnings day. I'll post a link to Amit Kukreja's livestream when he puts it up. Attached File |
Opened at a new ATH.![]() PALANTIR Q3 2025 EARNINGS |
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On closing, I saw - AND FROZE - something unthinkable (for me) Look at the after hours market number Attached File Anyway, minutes ago - summary from Amit Attached File
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Karp pissed at the short-sellers, detractors and nay-sayers. I say, this is total war. Financial, social - even actual war.
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