/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>30204991
>PLTRannies now have to cope by celebrating their meme stock not even reaching 25
How far have we come since the days of "it's never ever falling below 25, daddy Thiel won't let it happen!"

a funny thing to do is showing a video of Karp speaking about Palantir to someone who actually understands data science and watching how they react
if you think this is "le new TSLA" I really encourage you to find some data scientist and do this

>>29620148
but you know who feels good I bet? Karp buying more funny shoes with your buxxx

>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

>>29581555
based on glassdoor reviews, this guy pretty much just does what we saw him do during the earnings call - fuck around the world skiing instead of working

>>29579135
PLTRannies
Palanqueers
Palantredditors

>>29574206
somehow every single one I find is worse than the previous one

>>29569433
>company builds custom products for each client which costs an absurd amount of money and is not sustainable in the long run
>bleeding money, books are full of accounting handwaving
>basically salesforce except salesforce only got where it is because they were very organized, and quickly pivoted to outsourcing the consultancy part with certifications, PLTR is doing none of that.
>the stocks plummet whenever the CEO opens his mouth
geez, you tell me what's the right course of action

>>29497542
the company will be bankrupt in five years

>"I had $40,000 in the bank, and no one knew who I was. I loved it. I loved it. I just loved it. I just loved it!" he says, his voice rising and his hands waving above his head. "I would walk around, go into skanky places in Berlin all night. I'd talk to whoever would talk to me, occasionally go home with people, as often as I could. I went to places where people were doing things, smoking things. I just loved it."
>go home with people
>people
damn "palanqueers" was an even more apt name than I thought

>>29491205
>"I had $40,000 in the bank, and no one knew who I was. I loved it. I loved it. I just loved it. I just loved it!" he says, his voice rising and his hands waving above his head. "I would walk around, go into skanky places in Berlin all night. I'd talk to whoever would talk to me, occasionally go home with people, as often as I could. I went to places where people were doing things, smoking things. I just loved it."
>go home with people
>people
damn "palanqueers" was an even more apt name than I thought

>>29490931
...can only save them for so long
>>29490934
smart man