PLTR
Palantir Technologies Inc. Class A Common Stock
stock NASDAQ

PLTR

I believe PLTR is invested in both these companies.

PLTR

It’s a high risk high reward play. Medium term play, 1-2 years for FAA certification. Similar to PLTR, RKLB, OKLO, etc. New technology with huge upside.
Stay with Joby only, leader in this new industry by far, several years! Potentially more your bag in a few years into the competition after they dilute several more time and show execution. For now, stick with the leader that’s executing on all fronts.

For short-term momentum stuff probably something like TSLA, PLTR, and sometimes ARM since they all move hard on news and sentiment. Currently picking stuff out on tryLattice cause I'll need to keep track on this

If you've held for a while (say since the DPO) then this is pretty routine. A year ago, PLTR hit triple digits for the first time but then declined 40% over the following couple months before taking off again to new ATHs. The stock is currently in a technical consolidation phase.

PLTR

Loading up my bag. 💼
It will pop like PLTR, RKLB, etc.

PLTR

Just buy UAMY, ALM, SLS, EOSE, WDH, NXDR and PLTR any day they dip. You're welcome. You can send me a check in 5 years for a 1% gain donation.

PLTR 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Has PLTR finished green everyday since Trump's tweet?

PLTR

This is obviously not financial advice, and the usual disclaimers, but if you are curious.

I asked chatGPT, Claude, Gemeni, and Perplexity. Their picks are below (as a whole, they played it pretty safe, but a few of them like perplexity did make some less cautious picks).
Ones that had two or more mentions were:
* Nvidia (x4)
* Eli Lilly (x3)
* Microsoft (x2)
* Crowdstrike (x2)
* Amazon (x2)
* Broadcom (x2)
* Palantir (x2)
I put £100 on them to see how they will do.

Claude:
**1. Nvidia (NVDA)**
**2. Microsoft (MSFT)**
3. CoreWeave (CRWV)
4. Alphabet (GOOGL)
5. Micron Technology (MU)
6. SanDisk (SNDK)
7. Intuitive Surgical (ISRG)
**8. Eli Lilly (LLY)**
**9. CrowdStrike (CRWD)**
**10. Amazon (AMZN)**
ChatGPT:
**1. Nvidia**
**2. Microsoft**
**3. Amazon**
**4. Broadcom**
5. ServiceNow
6. Autodesk
7. Visa
8. Intuit
9. DexCom
10. Moderna
Gemini:
**1. Nvidia (NVDA)**
**2. Broadcom (AVGO)**
**3. Eli Lilly & Co. (LLY)**
4. Comfort Systems USA (FIX)
**5. Palantir Technologies (PLTR)**
6. Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM)
7. Oracle (ORCL)
8. MercadoLibre (MELI)
**9. CrowdStrike (CRWD)**
10. Uber Technologies (UBER)
Perplexity:
**1. NVIDIA (NVDA)**
2. Meta Platforms (META)
**3. Palantir Technologies (PLTR)**
**4. Eli Lilly (LLY)**
5. Linde (LIN)
6. Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. (AJG)
7. Cadence Design Systems (CDNS)
8. Synopsys (SNPS)
9. Brookfield (BAM / BIPC‑style holdings)
10. SPGI

Any hope for PLTR?

BE, PLTR, Microsoft

Pentagon adds Google Gemini to its AI platform. Holy bullish. This is gonna be another PLTR moment. 💹

In 2016 total investments were $6,500. I was 32. Full time high school teacher. Then I started a photography business. It grew quickly, I still teach and started maxing all retirement accounts and investments accounts I could.
Teacher income is still around 100k. Business gross is around 300k/year. But only keep around 200k. Also these numbers would be a whole lot better but I sold off about $200k worth of stock in 2022 to buy the vacation house, daughter was 7 at the time and wanted her to have it for the next 10 years so now most of my disposable income goes to paying down that mortgage.
SEP IRA for the business, Roth, 403B (teacher). Palantir was a good bet, turned about $38,000 into $600,000. Other than that just regular investing for 10 years and my net worth is up to 2.6m and investments sit around 1.7. Rest of net worth is primary residence and a vacation residence.
The most important step is to do research, read as many books as you can. Then just set it and forget it as much as you can afford to. During the Covid crash I plowed every extra dollar I could scavenge into the markets and then we've basically been on a rocketship since. There will be another major crash at some point in the next few years, maybe this oil shock or stagflation or something. But it is quite literally impossible to time the market, you can try to outsmart it but you will get burned, then you will finally realize it. So just pick a few stocks that interest you and really follow them. That's how I found PLTR and that was easily the biggest difference maker in the portfolio. Others are mostly AAPL/GOOG/Costco/ the regulars.

anyone here playing PLTR into earnings

There was a thread on the trading 212 website where everyone was saying PLTR is the most evil company to ever exist. I replied to a few of these comments asking to explain what PLTR does and what about them makes them makes them so evil? Not one person replied a remotely coherent response as to what they did never mind why they are evil. The majority of the replies were “youtube the company” 😂😂😂 people are so confidently retarded it’s unreal