/biz/ - Business & Finance

from a financially engineering point of view, you literally can’t defeat this man

>>30340041
>basically everything was green yesterday except for TSLA, CRBP and PLTR
redditors, pajeets and trannies btfo

>PLTRannies were saying I would have to eat my words today
>stock plummeted to 23.27 and is now at a mere 24.77
PLTRanny are you okay?

>Palantir Insiders Sell Another $18.5 Million of Stock

https://www.barrons.com/articles/palantir-insiders-sell-another-18-5-million-of-stock-51614363808

>In filings on Wednesday and Thursday, Palantir (ticker: PLTR) general counsel Matthew Long disclosed the sale of another 291,500 shares, raising $8.5 million. That follows his previously disclosed sale of $12.6 million of stock.

>Ryan Taylor, chief legal and business affairs officer, sold an additional 162,500 shares for $4.5 million. Earlier this week, he had disclosed $5.5 million of stock sales.

>Chief Financial Officer David Glazer sold 203,190 shares, generating proceeds of $5.5 million.

>Previous sellers this week included COO Shyam Sankar, who sold $21.5 million of stock, and co-founder Stephen Cohen who sold $53.6 million of stock.
"b-b-b-but they didn't sell off literally all of their shares so that's not a bad sign!" - coping PLTRannies right before 41%ining

>>29894325
>i responded
"lalalala it's not true because I don't want it to be" barely qualifies as a response
concession status: accepted

>>29759495
cry about it before you join the 41 percent, PLTRanny

pltranny are you okay
are you okay
are you okay

>>29676338
thanks for doing the needful and buying me another house to do le wacky chinese martial arts in

>17 years without profits
>Most of the cash comes from governments who are struggling economically and will stop making contracts
>0 fucks by funds on the DPO
>Literally the 200% pump was Robinhooders pumped and getting dumped for a straight month
>The whole point of the DPO was to sell their bags to the normies
>Not even a single contract for one important company
>Target prices are well above its current price
>It won't ever moon because 2 bilions shares will be public
>Institutions are not even a 15% of the shareholders
"b-b-b-but the CEO is a gay mutt just like me! and he's autistic just like me! I simply must invest!" - PLTRannies, right before they join the 41%
"their shareholders manual has the word 'technology' in it, this is such a smart investment for the future!" - people who just downloaded robinhood

How do people feel about pumping Karps' pockets with PLTR? I'm sure he will be able to buy nice new house in which he will be able to entertain his guests with flamingo dance even better.
https://www.secform4.com/insider-trading/1321655.htm

>all the big players scurried away from PLTR like rats getting out of a sinking ship
>COO Sankar Shyam sold $21,469,332.94 of shares
>co-founder Stephen Cohen dumped 3.8 million shares
>all that's left is people like this https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/kwk0qs/can_we_get_the_energy_up_for_alex_karp_long_pltr/
PLTRannies who think this will be "le comfy long hold", explain yourselves

>all the big players scurried away from PLTR like rats getting out of a sinking ship
>COO Sankar Shyam sold $21,469,332.94 of shares
>co-founder Stephen Cohen dumped 3.8 million shares
>all that's left is people like this https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/kwk0qs/can_we_get_the_energy_up_for_alex_karp_long_pltr/
PLTRannies who think this will be "le comfy long hold", explain yourselves

>>29567939
speaking of overvalued tech scams...
>>29568117
>PLTR is going to $60 within the next 2 months screenshot this
60? you mean 60 cents, right?

>>29506141
don't need to even try when life is already proving me right

>>29501309
bankrupt

>all the big players scurried away from PLTR like rats getting out of a sinking ship
>all that's left is people like this https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/kwk0qs/can_we_get_the_energy_up_for_alex_karp_long_pltr/
PLTRannies who think this will be "le comfy long hold", explain yourselves

>all the big players scurried away from PLTR like rats getting out of a sinking ship
>all that's left is people like this https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/kwk0qs/can_we_get_the_energy_up_for_alex_karp_long_pltr/
PLTRannies who think this will be "le comfy long hold", explain yourselves

>>28760852
im going to start accumulating some this week so prepare for a crash

>>28619660
Ya that sounds smart, it's hard to find a comparable company. But they're trading at such a high multiple of revenue I'm hoping it drops in the coming months.