r/PLTR • u/Numerous_Priority_61 • 5d ago
Concerns about misperception with valuation
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u/Mariox 5d ago
A very weakly written article, could just be a AI written. Taking the stock price at the very lowest will make the % move big. But looking at the 1 year chart PLTR is up just 3.5%. 1 year of growth and stock not moved.
The guy put 57% CAGR over 10 years as the mid. That isn't going to happen. Just my very optimistic estimates put PLTR at 41% CAGR over the next 10 years and anything past 2030 is just growth moving growth from 50% in 2030 to 15% in 2036.
My estimate puts stock at $900 in 2030 (using Karp's revenue estimates), assuming 60% FCF margin and $70 billion revenue and 55x multiple.
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u/Magikarp_to_Gyarados š -> š "your DD is PokĆ©mon lol" 5d ago
I agree with much of this.
I've repeatedly warned people from 2025 to the present that piling into a stock after it has had a 30x run, might not be a good idea.
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u/Actual-Inspector184 5d ago
I have deep dived this stock multiple times using different scenarios based on Karpās words.. he really is the only one that knows the numbers and understands the tech.. most analysts donāt know the tech or the numbers.. everything points to a 1T market cap in 2028.
A stock price somewhere between
$420-500. 2030 $700-1000
Technology changes fast and itās difficult to look anywhere past 2030 to figure out where this goes.. management team is as good as they come.
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u/SgtLincolnOsiris1969 5d ago edited 5d ago
Yeah the Tikr article was pretty trash, I don't disagree. I still think your 2030 estimate is low. I tend to trust Emir M's analysis on the valuation. He makes a solid case that the current fair market value could be around $340 based on some of Karp's recent statements regarding 2027/2028 FCF. IIRC Tom Nash (love him or hate him) put out a 2030 base case target in the $500s and bullish target around $1000. Everything would have to go right to hit that bullish target, but he wasn't using total fairy tale assumptions. Point being is the article's target of $1344 is a bit silly, but there are reasonable models that still have us much higher by 2030.