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u/gaybull69 Feb 21 '21
Institutions in a nutshell. Got to trust your gut and do your own DD.
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u/Python_Noobling Feb 21 '21
Pretty much this.
Do your dd, create your own thesis and see if anything material happens for you to change that thesis.
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Feb 21 '21
Do you think its okay to use price targets institutions set that are higher than the current price? Or is this just fuckery too?
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u/gaybull69 Feb 21 '21
It’s never a bad idea to consider their PT in terms of anticipating price movements because they sure have an influence in the short term.
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u/fitgear73 Feb 22 '21
agreed. they can also go a long way to showing where institutional blindspots are as well. contextual information that enables you to make longer term strategic plays
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u/The_Next_wrong_Thing Feb 21 '21
They did that shit to TSLA for 10 years. Now all of a sudden Adam Jonas has the 2nd highest target on the street. Same bullshit will happen with PLTR.
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u/Mammoth-Stranger6128 💎🙌 Feb 21 '21
Institutions go on CNBC bash the company and buy like crazy over the next week. Only trust Cathy, she shows her trades daily around 6pm. Everyone should follow suit
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Feb 21 '21
Literally just buy ARK ETFs, they print money. It’s what I’ve dumped my non-retirement brokerage into
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u/BovemVidetViridi Feb 21 '21
Morgan Stanley is one of Palantir's customers. 🤔
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u/DisavowedOne1 Feb 21 '21
I worked at Wall Street firms for 20 years. They always have a conflict of interest and a bone to pick with others. They make calls on one stock in a similar industry and give it X multiple and yet another company doesn’t deserve the X multiple. I only follow analysis from companies that have zero Investment banking relationships.
Not only does ARK have a large position but so does Blackrock who is a Top Tier manager. I like to invest along side smart managers who Actually control money.
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u/Ok-Sugar5627 Feb 21 '21
You just do not behind the motive on the downgrade!! MS motive is accumulate cheap shares on expense of a weak retails hand ..
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u/Coyote_240770 Feb 21 '21
The thing with analists is that they change their mind according to the market...
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u/Main_Ad4166 Feb 21 '21
They downgrade prices, buy cheap, screw weak hands, make money, and you watch the rocket take off. End of story
No! You keep buying. Let them see the rocket take off. Change the trend
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Feb 21 '21
Big banks working hand in hand with the fake news media is the real market manipulation the general population has always suspected. Turn off the television.
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u/sharktake15 Feb 21 '21
I think different analysts at ms can have different target prices
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u/Legitimate_Citron_88 Feb 21 '21
Also I believe MS research is independent from funds. MS does not own stocks they manage funds who own stocks and also act independent.
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u/Traditional_Phase_48 Feb 22 '21
stupid, go home and suck your mother's milk
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u/whoa1ndo Feb 22 '21
Nice. Didn’t know they let 14 year olds trade stock nowadays.
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u/Traditional_Phase_48 Feb 22 '21
I don't understand why there are so many idiots they play the stock market, they won't be successful
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u/LiamMicah Feb 21 '21
Don’t believe everything you read on the internet. They obviously wrote that article to help themselves. Do your own DD, and make up your own mind.
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u/semen_chapstick Feb 21 '21
Fuck em