PLTR
Palantir Technologies Inc. Class A Common Stock
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Buying leveraged puts on PLTR, next time you see me, I'll be in my Cadillac.

I'm all in PLTR

AAPL dies and nobody cares, nobody cares what PLTR does either way, AMD moons and saves the market

Calls: PLTR -> ANET -> ARM -> LITE Puts: AAPL -> AMD/UBER -> NET

I sold PLTR at $100 in winter 2025 and have been in a life altering depression since. Heart beat racing and trouble sleeping. It’s killing me and almost 2 years later it’s not going away.

No planning much for tomorrow. Most likely will just monitor and figure out a play for PLTR.

Banbet PLTR 250 2d

PLTR going to drop back down to $160 range then explode to end the year.

Yeah, I've been tracking increasing bearish indicators all the way back from honestly July (this is when I made portfolio adjustments toward a defensive posture). But a lot of those would end up getting negated. But yeah, it's really hard to ignore how about every major index has put in a topping pattern. You have a number of the last remaining stocks that were holding things up starting to do the same. PLTR for instance has an insane shooting star on the monthly. And that huge bearish engulfer on the Nasdaq is looming pretty large over the entire tech sector now. The only thing salvaging things on Friday was a bit of a late day rally over our good ol' friend: meaningless peace deal rumors. Memory has been one of the sectors that really put me on alert. It has just been in continuous collapse since June. Even as MU and SNDK tried to push back into bullish territory, STX and WDC had already completed topping patterns. MU is trying to hang on for dear life because it has some insulation because of their HBM, but SNDK collapses into a downtrend channel. Another good guidepost for me has been the KORU chart. It has the most glorious topping pattern you'll ever see and was one of the first indicators to me something was changing. So as I break out everything related to the AI trade and try to divide it into strengths and weaknesses and what has a meaningful chance at pushing us higher... there ain't much. At least from a leadership position. MSFT's chart is the only hyperscaler that is not brutal, and even that could have potentially just put in a triple top. The lesser chip trade is cracking as stuff is getting repriced from that Intel report indicating the home PC business is dead atm. AMD might just add fuel to that fire this week. That really leaves like... does this market want to just all in Nvidia for one last push up? But Nvidia just completed its own topping pattern last week... So I'm struggling to see at this point any rally as anything other than countertrend until proven solidly otherwise.

HOOD, AMD, AAPL, COIN, PLTR - PUTS

PLTR

I'll close my PLTR puts tomorrow regardless of how earnings have been for every other stock. Gotta get out while i'M ahead.

Penny stock picks for next week: INTC, GOOG, PLTR

I've been going through the weekly charts of several major AI-related stocks, and I'm noticing something interesting. **Micron (MU), SK Hynix, Samsung, Nanya, ADATA, Palantir (PLTR) and Alphabet (GOOGL)** are showing similar warning signs. Across these charts, I'm seeing: * Weekly bearish TDI divergences * Potential double tops and topping structures * Weakening bullish momentum * Multiple assets starting to roll over What really caught my attention is that these signals are appearing across different parts of the AI ecosystem, especially memory manufacturers and major AI-related tech companies. **To me, this looks like potential sector-wide topping behavior rather than isolated weakness in individual stocks.** My bias is strongly bearish. I'm beginning to suspect that the market might already be pricing in the peak of the AI boom. Of course, divergences alone don't confirm a reversal. I'll be watching for further breakdowns in market structure. Could we be witnessing the beginning of a much larger correction in AI-related equities? **I've published my full technical analysis on TradingView, with Micron as the main chart:** [https://www.tradingview.com/chart/MU/f3klr8nJ-Is-the-AI-Bubble-Starting-to-Pop/](https://www.tradingview.com/chart/MU/f3klr8nJ-Is-the-AI-Bubble-Starting-to-Pop/) Curious whether others are seeing the same thing on the weekly charts. You heard it here first! 📉

I’m quite sure Karp’s portfolio is not 100% PLTR.

$AAPL: 14.12% $CAR: 14.12% $ACMR: 14.08% $SEDG: 14.01% $IBRX: 13.87% $DNUT: 13.74% $CLOV: 13.68% $CPNG: 13.47% $UPST: 13.47% $PLTR: 13.3% $DUOL: 13.26% $AKAM: 13.16% $OSCR: 13.14% $AMC: 13.07% $FIG: 13.04% $W: 13.04% $MARA: 13.0% $ELF: 12.98% $LUMN: 12.91% $TEM: 12.84% $COHR: 12.84% $SMMT: 12.79% $CRCL: 12.78% $IONQ: 12.77% $SHAK: 12.77% $UWMC: 12.74% $BROS: 12.67% $AAP: 12.64% $CAVA: 12.51% $RDW: 12.51% $TSEM: 12.49% $AFRM: 12.45% $ARM: 12.26% $LYFT: 11.82% $KTOS: 11.8% $PTON: 11.72% $TOST: 11.58% $LITE: 11.47% $CC: 11.46% $GRAB: 11.44% $DNN: 11.31% $ON: 11.19% $JOBY: 11.02% $XYZ: 10.79% $EXPE: 10.79% $FISV: 10.6% $ANET: 10.5% $DKNG: 10.43% $RARE: 10.37% $EL: 10.12% $MCHP: 10.12% $LQDA: 10.1% $GOOS: 9.95% $QCOM: 9.9% $ALT: 9.8% $CDE: 9.69% $BTU: 9.56% $HL: 9.16% $TLN: 8.92% $AMD: 8.91% $PAAS: 8.9% $MP: 8.85% $ALB: 8.35% $BTG: 8.26%

Yeah depends on timeframe. We've basically slipped into a lower support channel after this sell-off (On SPY, it should be between $732-$737, with $732 being the firmer one based on long-term trend and $737 being lighter support based on a couple of factors. I credit Tim Knight for getting me to look at these levels and find it). There is a bit more room for things to sell off, but afterward we should have a significant counter-trend bounce to try to lure bulls back in. My expectation is the market has already starts its rollover, but we could go into January or February before an actual crash. The nice thing is if you're playing short-term, you can buy into this next week either way. The key thing to remember is any buying shouldn't be with the assumption of a return to AtHs. If a bear market is happening, this pattern will repeat, and it's one everyone should get familiar with. And if it's not, well you'll still be involved so you won't be kicking yourself for sitting 100% in cash. That's my read at least and how I'm going to approach it. Of course you never can be 100% sure. Also, on PLTR, it just put in the most insane shooting star candle on the monthly chart. I think if you got in on shorts on that run up, they're about to print.

I got burned last time with PLTR puts, going to try it again 🤡

PLTR will continue to defy all odds and trend just inside support levels every time until it’s notched up or down during AH

He’s good at locating companies that are overvalued and due for a correction. He did this with PLTR a while back and he was quite right. The stock slid as low as $125. It has since rebounded and broke $200 this month. (Back to $184 after Friday’s dip.) Nebius will likely rebound, imo, but not before a longer slump. Could be a good buying opportunity.

Yawn. Why are you fighting for pennies on this when there are massively inflated stocks you could be making massive profits on? INTC, CAT, PLTR, all have had big losses, all still in the stratosphere too. As people have already tried explaining to you, what you’re betting on with ADBE was priced in 10 months ago.

I rode PLTR from 17 and DFTX from around 7 to 55 based on DD just like this from this forum.

Money will continue moving out of tech and into other sectors this week, especially once Apple’s forward guidance sucks and people question PLTR on its products that don’t work….

The midterms are Tuesday. I pulled the SPX daily expirations at Friday's close to see what the options market thinks each day of the week is worth, and the answer is less drama than I expected. Monday is priced for a 0.6% move, about 48 points. Wednesday, the first session trading on the results, is priced for 1.0%, about 75 points. Friday's jobs report gets the same 1.0%. Those are one standard deviation moves, so roughly a two in three chance the close lands inside that range. The part that surprised me is the week after. Nov 9 to 13 is priced at 0.9% to 1.2% a day, about the same as election week. The market is not treating the result as a one off event that gets resolved Wednesday and then goes quiet. It is pricing a mildly jumpy November all the way through. For comparison, the last two midterms both produced a 2.1% move the next day. 2018 was up 2.1% on Wednesday. 2022 was down 2.1%, although a crypto exchange was collapsing the same day and CPI landed the morning after, so I would not call either one a clean election move. Two data points is a story, not a sample. Some context on where this sits. The VIX closed Friday at 19.42, up from 17.20 on Thursday, and it printed 23.93 intraday before coming back in. SPX fell 1.8% on the day and the Nasdaq 100 fell 3.5%, most of that from GOOGL gapping down 11.7% on its report. Realized vol over the last 20 sessions is about 11.8, so election week at roughly 16 to 17 implied is the usual premium over what the index has actually been doing, not a panic bid. The single names carry more event premium than the index this week. PLTR reports Monday with a 8.9% implied move against an 11.6% average over its last eight reports, which ranged from 3.9% to 22.8%. AMD reports Tuesday at 6.1% implied versus a 7.6% average. AAPL is listed for Monday at 3.1% against a 2.3% average, one of the few big names priced above its own history. If you trade the index, do you actually change anything in an election week, or does it just look like another Tuesday to you?

Hey I sold my PLTR at 6 to fomo buy BBBY there’s always a bigget regard