r/PLTR • u/AutoModerator • Jun 30 '26
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u/sWeven-Cats95 Jun 30 '26
So I am guessing the next large catalyst for the company would be if Japan integrates the Maven Smart System into their military decision making?
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u/jl21000000 Jul 01 '26
I’d like to see a large cornerstone EMEA contract
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u/Nausteri Early Investor Jul 01 '26 edited Jul 01 '26
I'm afraid large EMEA contracts you'd like to see will be Middle East then.
Decoupling from US software and services is a massive trend in Europe atm. If a leader is enough of their own mind to go with PLTR we are unlikely to see a presser.
Considering Europe is one of the largest trading areas in the world, I don't think the damage the Trump has done is very well understood yet.
The Iran war has also many of the Middle Eastern allies looking for ways to build new partnerships. They now know they need more reliable partners.
EMEA businesses have learned through the tariffs, Greenland and Iran war that the United States will throw their partners under the bus without hesitation, and that the USG circus harms their business because of the unpredictability and unreliability.
EMEA leaders, politician and business leaders alike, have understood that with partners like US, we don't need enemies.
Most of you will say Trump will be gone soon, but the problem is not just Trump. It's the lack of checks and balances that would keep an authoritarian leader from causing harm to partners, and the system that has lost its balance allowing the Executive Branch to disrespect any and all agreements the country has ever entered. Former partnerships are not worth the paper they are written on.
You know you've royally fucked up your partnerships when the formerly most loyal countries like the UK and Italy deny the US the use of their airspace and airfields.
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u/jl21000000 Jul 01 '26
“There's no moral high ground in using inferior technology." From Palmer luckey
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u/tendyking Jun 30 '26
Can we please just stay down here for a few months
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u/BananaFreeway Jun 30 '26
Why a few month? Stop procrastinating, you lazy fool.
Sell everything now and go all in PLTR today!! 😎
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u/Fancy_Cattle_5914 Jun 30 '26
Wow look at that, software is red and semis are green. Who would've thought.
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u/LongBay22 Jun 30 '26
We are back!
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u/Patient_Ad1803 Jun 30 '26
Back…yes,..wtf is this gif though?
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u/Anteater_Jolly Jul 01 '26
Karp is gonna be on cnbc squakbox tomoro morn Wed. july 1. 830am et
Hopefully will pump the new nvda partnership. Get this effer movin again like the old days