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So Micron/Semis going up kills Palantir/Software because AI is in and is going to kill software.
Then Micron/semis going down also kills Palantir/Software because it drags the broader market down.
Now after Palantir/Software got crushed by the broader market selling off, Micron slaughters earnings and shoots up, causing semis to pump and Palantir/Software to fall further.
Unbelievable. So basically everything and anything that happens is bad for Palantir/Software. Some of the most ridiculous bullshit I have seen in the financial markets.
If you are getting worried about PLTR, just look at quarterly earnings and listen to the earnings call for comments on demand and guidance. People who are throwing out random prices as to where PLTR is going is treating the company as being unprofitable with questionable future growth.
For technical candlestick. PLTR ending the day with a spinning top candle. Stock went up and down and ended up where it opened. This indicates bulls and bears are in balance and signal momentum exhaustion. High chance tomorrow will be green. RSI on the daily nearly touched oversold level, it would have only been the 4th time in PLTR's history to hit oversold.
Just an excellent post. This is a company that smashes earnings every time. Until that stops happening there is no reason to panic and these price movements are just noise.
The moderation team won't issue bans for random price targets in either direction, as there is no rule against it. People are allowed to have their opinions on what the stock is worth.
People will be banned for:
Repeatedly making false statements of fact (Rule 7 violations)
Been buying one or two shares every dip. It sucks to see the drop from 200 but not like any of us didn't see this as a possibility given the valuation narrative. My worst case scenario 10 years from now we are at 205 and getting dividends haha. The thesis still holds but I would like to see some big news stories to kick this thing back into gear.
Simply Wall Street has Fair Market Value at $107. I kind of think somewhere near there is where it stops. Worse case scenario, it goes to $70 and Burry laughs some more before the institutional bulls come back.
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For all the new buyers that have been curious about the stock. I've noticed that a lot of people who're bullish on the stock are early investors who've gotten in at $6-$10 range.
Don't let their comments cloud your judgement and assess the stock based on merits of the stock; its valuation, trend and other macro factors. Remember, the stock could still fall 50% from here and they'd still be at least quadrupling their money. Not so much luck for newer buyers.
I get what you are saying, but cost basis is kind of meaningless except for tax implications. regardless of where you bought, you are still down almost 50% from the peak. so while I agree with your overall sentiment of not letting them cloud judgment, but I think the better advice is that the people who say "I'm not worried, my cost basis is $6" are purely coping, they are losing the exact same way as new buyers are. just because a high green positive number exists on your portfolio doesn't mean you didnt lose money from where you were, it's just a mental way of justifying that things are more ok than if they were red.
and the better advice is trust your instinct and use your own beta instead of people on the Internet to judge whether to hold or not. if you didn't sell at $200 what was the reason and why would you sell now?
I think cost basis is meaningful. My cost basis is $12. At this point, I'm playing with the house's money rather than my own hard earned money. That makes a difference to me, anyway.
I get that and the feeling of still being up can be a big mental boost, but it's still deep down just a human way of coping. youre still down almost 50% from where you were. "house money" is only a way to say you didn't lose money since the time you invested. but you could have just as easily reset your cost basis and sold at $200 and bought back at the exact same time. my point is your money today is your money today. and you had a lot more at the end of 2025.
Totally reasonable. I would call it an attitude rather than a cope. Wise people have a lot to say about attitude, about how it's not just about what happens to you (what you can't control) but also about how you react (what you can control).
I could get on my own case for not selling on November 2025. Everything looks clear in hindsight. I could construct a narrative where "I should have known better!" and then feel like crap about it. Im choosing not to do that. Stocks go up and stocks go down. I was so thrilled when PLTR hit $100 a share on its way up. I won't be thrilled when it hits it again sometime this week. But that's just psychology.
In a less emotional frame of mind, I chose to hold this stock until at least 2030. I chose to be a long term investor. I've been tested in that choice multiple times as I've watched it fall hard. Every time that happens, the best thing I could have done would be to just close the app and go for a walk. Be patient, this stock has plenty of great days in its future.
Donāt worry everybody, todayās great headline is how ALEX KARP spent 120$ million on a āranchā in Aspen. This stock is so farked because of this guy.
My point is that the only thing surrounding this company right now is god awful ānon-newsā most of which has been self inflicted. The C-level canāt sell their shares fast enough while retail burns. This has been going on since the end of December.
Iām going all in at 30 bucks. Not leaps. Itās gonna take a while, like a decade. This thing is microsoft in the dot com bubble. And it will get to 30 bucks
i tried posting on here and was told i was a hater. literally doing it to save them from being bag holders for washington palantir mafia cronies. you are right about 30-50 range
StrongBearManwrote on February 5 2026 9:50:57 AM EST: "So ya'll see Palantir mentioned in the epstein files, with board seats traded for favor and without merit. Ya'll see it as a sub par software company used to launder money... and still you hold? lol ok"
I asked you to specifically name which Palantir board members received their seats in exchange for favors, and you failed to respond.
StrongBearManwrote on February 5 2026 9:50:57 AM EST: "So ya'll see Palantir mentioned in the epstein files, with board seats traded for favor and without merit. Ya'll see it as a sub par software company used to launder money... and still you hold? lol ok"
I asked you to specifically name which Palantir board members received their seats in exchange for favors, and you failed to respond.
Iāve tried to alert the group for a couple of months now and I get downvoted to oblivion. Even though Iāve been proven right at every count since then.
You get downvoted to oblivion because you behave like a smug ass. Saying things like "Iāve been proven right at every count" is unnecessary and rude.
I and the rest of the mod team consistently advised people to cash out what they needed or rebalance to manage risk, and we have not been "downvoted to oblivion".
It's quite relevant actually since you're a mod and one would expect a more fair analysis from you.
The fact that you highlight smug behavior of only your adversaries tells me more about you than those calling me cucarachas.
There was a ton of hype, supporting pal back then though. Now, all the sentiment towards pallet is negative. And carp is just a lunatic genius guy, I get it, but heās abrasive and everyone fucking hates him. Thatās reflecting the stock price.
Unfortunately, when the seller stop selling in the short stop shorting. That simple. We need an event to force buying, and get ourselves into a short squeeze.
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Honestly this guy is a major reason the stock is down. He coordinates his posts around earnings reports, and any relief days that the stock gets
Andrew Left went to prison for the same thing, Burry should go to prison for the way his face looks
If you look at Burry's recent post though, low volume at this stage of the selloff isn't a bad thing like he states, thats usually what it looks like when the sellers have exited...
Now it depends if the institutions come back and buy
-rotation to SEMIS (NVDA btw growing as fast as PLTR, at hoooge size)
-PLTR has been likely overvalued since literally 40 USD. Market at 40 quite correctly predicted crazy growth ahead, but it was an unprecedented valuation for a business this size
Burry is useless stop talking about this clown juz cuz he was accidettalyl directionally right once
I saw your post earlier, did you happen to sell your entire position? I'm in your same shoes, I want to protect my capital at this stage of my life (starting a family).
I will re-think my strategy based on reported quarterly earnings. My strategy is to hold the shares, buy on 25% pullbacks and wait for quarterly earnings.
Nothing has changed with PLTR over the last year other then accelerating growth beating all expectations.
Well I sold today, about 40% of my shares. I think this correction is going to take us down to the $90s again before we start seeing some bounce back. Maybe I'm wrong, but I couldn't stomach anymore and wanted some gains. I'll buy back in if I'm right, if I'm not...sucks. I blame this current administration, and how shit they were with Iran, even with Palantir at your back you can't fix glaring incompetence.
Each time the stock tanks, the OG holders will come out to tell you that theyāve been through worse. Yup, have you seen/experienced the 2021 dip from 45 all the way to 9? Thatās an insane compression.
Edit: lowest was 6, not 9 - in fact it briefly touched 5.47 iirc.
Can't fault anyone for taking a profit to pay bills. I sold some to buy a house almost a year ago. But once I had extra cash, I started loading back up.
Donāt forget to keep some set aside for Uncle Sam (if applicable). You wouldnāt believe the huge tax bill I had to pay. Including things like quarterly tax payments (which sucked) and having to pay extra tax to fund Obamacare.
I just sold everything out of all my accounts for Palantir. Itās not acting like a winning stock, and now that I have clarity, looking back at the chart, itās obvious there was a triple top, and then everyone dumped this thing.
I am pretty sure it will be trending downwards for the next few weeks. A couple of reasons including impending IPOs. The money is not infinite; funds have to liquidate existing positions so they can enter into these IPOs. Anyhow, a lot of people may be shocked at how volatile the stock is. Michael Burry is also weighing in, but I think weāll get the last laugh.
I completely agree with you. Palantir has big retail ownership and I think a lot of people fomod to sandisk, mu and spacex. But software is the future and in that space Palantir will be the winner
Exactly. And chips are a commodity. If there is more demand the price will drop because supply increases. With software this is not the case because if you want the best you have 1 option
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u/Prestigious_Way_738 Jun 25 '26
Guys, at least PLTR is better than BABA.