PLTR
Palantir Technologies Inc. Class A Common Stock
stock NASDAQ

Bro, PLTR is going to go down any day now! Me at -70% on my puts.
Options goes sideways quick when you're confidently wrong.

PLTR has a tendency to pump on Wednesday’s- though the usual Monday dump didn’t happen this week.
No idea.

Thank you.
I would literally never set a stop loss on PLTR. There is a long list of reasons that stop losses aren’t the panacea that most people think that they are.
I don’t mind volatility at all. I would never do anything to risk losing a single share, so no stop loss. I didn’t think twine when PLTR crashed by 50% and I was down by more than a million dollars. I literally didn’t spend a single nanosecond worrying about it.
I know what I own.
Believe me: you haven’t seen anything yet. :)

Cathie Wood bought AMD and Amazon today while selling PLTR 

I've had a couple of companies go bankrupt, but they were speculative and I didn't have much money in them to begin with.

My worst investments all involve selling just before a company turns profitable, e.g., I bought PLTR in the summer of 2021, at around $21, and watched it slowly sink over the next 18-24 months to about $7. I finally gave up and sold it all. Now it's at $130.

Hello all,
I began investing in 2021 and switched to Value Investing only mid 2024, from previously always being in ETF's.
I've really had an issue in trying to find opportunities when it comes to companies with high growth without having to pay silly P/E's... Yes, I know, silly growth usually means having to pay a high P/E, as market participants are pricing in the insane growth, but not always...
I'll cut to the chase, my portfolio is currently quite concentrated due to a lack of being able to find rewarding opportunities, as a result, my entire portfolio is split between six positions with significant sector overlap: NVDA, GOOG, NVO, META, AMZN and UNH... All of which have strong, solid financials and hopefully, continued growth. My aim is always to be on the lookout for new stocks, to either further diversify, or trim/eliminate other holdings to accommodate the new holding, if I feel like it's a better opportunity, but I am really struggling with this.
Every time I look at new stocks, I always seem to find one of several problems. The company is actually making losses on their net income, IE largely trash... Year-on-year or quarter-on-quarter growth is not scaling well... PE ratio does not justify growth... Why is it SO HARD to find good stocks..? MSFT is a great stock, but for the 35 PE, I believe the rest of my portfolio to be better risk/rewarded, so why dilute those 6 holdings with MSFT? I also feel the same about TSM (I see it as NVDA but with increased geopolitical risk and less growth, although P/E is more attractive, but not enough to outweigh the counterpoints), then the same again for MU, ASML and AMAT, excellent numbers, but still not worth diluting NVDA holdings to own.
For months I've been looking to add new stocks, but all I've added was UNH at $300 in the recent bloodbath (allowing me a little bit more sector diversity, which was warmly and unexpectedly welcomed), I'm aware it is somewhat of a gamble, as of course, all of us who are participating, are assuming that they will manage to maintain their historical numbers going forward, at a minimum, which is certainly a commendable ask, given recent developments.
An example of stocks I don't like, to give you an idea of my mind-set - Walmart/Costco (miniscule growth at silly PE), PLTR / Tesla (High PE, Tesla declining numbers, PLTR bottom line being highly manipulated, see PLTR's operating income for a true reflection of how over-valued they are, 600 P/E is being generous), companies with only stable numbers and no growth with no dividend, surely the worst one to own. No dividends and a stagnant stock price.
TL:DR Please, give me some of your insights into high growth, reasonable PE stocks that aren't actually unprofitable / declining 100-500+ P/E speculative nonsense.

Can't go wrong with them! Im just happy I added 100 shares of PLTR in the 40s, also adding slowly into TEM and NBIS 

2nd most hyped software stock besides PLTR. >30xs p/s. Stocks trading at that range in 2021 got chopped hard in 2022. But this bull market never goes down.

There’s a significant lag. If we knew in real time what their moves were, of course we’d copy them and make a fortune.
Instead, some of us acquired wealth the old-fashioned way: a huge bet on a low-cost stock that became a monster.
Many of us are PLTR multi-millionaires.

Not if you bought PLTR. :)
I’m in for 22,331@19.99
+$3 million and rising, in that position alone!

PLTR

PLTR stock is currently trading in an uptrend, but the trend may be weakening

No market is perfectly efficient, but they are usually efficient enough.
China has issues for foreign investors where the risk of ADRs compared to the actual stocks does not get fully compensated. I consider it small enough that I’m willing to take the risk with VXUS, VWO, or any number of value tilted international funds, but many other investors choose to avoid China entirely. I’m not here to question anyone’s decision.
The US has excellent companies like NVDA and GOOG continuing to fuel our exceptionalism, but then we also have the likes of WMT, COST, CLX, HD, trading for ridiculous multiples despite no reason to justify such rich premiums over our international counterparts. And the story of meme stocks completely detached from their fundamentals—the likes of TSLA, PLTR, MSTR, CVNA, GME, etc.—are an almost uniquely American phenomenon.
So no, it’s not that Chinese markets are efficient where US ones aren’t. But there are degrees of inefficiency and degrees to which country-specific risk are appropriately priced in.

Everything was down from tariffs, I did some research and read these stocks like PLTR and NET are great choices, so I bought for the re bound.
In the crypto world, COIN is a powerhouse I see doing well long term. BTCC.B I’ll eventually sell before the bear market (maybe)
Maybe I got lucky idk, but I’m just curious if there’s changes I should make or if I should add any picks?
Would being in amazon or Apple be “investing”
Isn’t Amazon or Apple a speculative stock too? (Genuinely asking) or how aren’t they compared to PLTR NET etc…

HOOD is following inclusion path to S&P. It’s not a PLTR path. Sorry but you’re on 20+ strikes for low effort forced PLTR correlation posts. It’s ok to be bullish on another stock but no correlation to PLTR is bullshit.

I know many PLTR investors are also HOOD investors, but this has nothing to do with PLTR and doesn't warrant its own post.

PLTR - bought shortly after IPO (or SPAC?) nothing big, maybe 50 shares? Bought a few more as it climbed to mid 20s. Spent the next two years watching it languish back around my original price and generally look like it was going nowhere. Got tired of waiting and sold for around $14. Not such a huge loss in real dollars but feel stupid for having bailed on a winner. Glad I didn't do the same with RKLB.

So you’d want them to lose revenue?
Increasing revenue doesn’t always = increase cost in the same %
Let’s say their revenue increase from $5b to $15b
Cost increase from $7b to $12b during the same time
Profit = $15b-$12b=$3b
Now the company turns profitable.
The faster the revenue increase the faster the profit will increase. As business grow the more efficient it can handle the cost.
This is not exact numbers and I just spit out numbers but that how usually things end up. You’d want accreting revenue but trying to keep cost as much as possible down.
As long as revenue increase faster than cost the company eventually turns profitable and if this continue the profits will reach crazy numbers. Look at PLTR for example. Everyone on Reddit was bashing it out. It’s over valued now yes but look at their profits. They’re making really good money now.

PLTR news?

Long $HOOD just wished I owned as much as I did of it as I do $PLTR. I have a call option that I’m very tempted to exercise.