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rise and shine PLTR bros

IM PLANNNTERRRRRRRINGGGGGGGGG OOOOOOOO

PLTR chads ww@

>Palantir Technologies Inc. (NYSE: PLTR) today announced a multi-million dollar expansion of its relationship with 3M (NYSE: MMM). 3M has chosen to expand its use of Palantir's Foundry platform to support its digital transformation, assisting in the build out of a dynamic supply chain that enables the global manufacturer to respond nimbly to changes in demand across tens of thousands of products.

>“In an increasingly complex world, the success of our business depends on our ability to respond quickly to changing facts on the ground,” said Brig Knott, 3M’s Vice President, End to End Service, Operations & Lean Six Sigma. “In the midst of a global pandemic and significant changes to our demand across products, the Foundry platform enabled us to react quickly and effectively. We’re excited to expand this work across the 3M enterprise.”

>“3M has been at the forefront of digital transformation, and we’re excited to deepen our relationship with this innovative and global company,” said Alex Karp, co-founder and CEO of Palantir.

>This expanded relationship builds on the work Palantir already supports across 3M’s efforts in supply chain alerting, demand forecasting and business planning. “Palantir has played an important role for our Enterprise Operations digital migration strategy; we’re eager to keep pushing the boundaries to ensure a continued focus on our customers,” noted Shaun Braun, 3M’s VP of Digital Transformation.

>>29467271
>“In the midst of a global pandemic and significant changes to our demand across products, the Foundry platform enabled us to react quickly and effectively. We’re excited to expand this work across the 3M enterprise.”

So they tested Foundry, saw that it works and now want more. I'm extremely bullish on PLTR now. Other companies will follow.

losers, I'll be the first to get rich in this

how are my PLTR chads feeling right now?

Alex's tai chi classes were based asf

>>29134225
> be Alex Karp
> FUD my own company by calling investors hobbits
> Tell retail that lock up expired on Friday instead of thursday
> Ex-employees dump Thursday morning having been bogged down from $40 to $25, causing the massive spike in volume
> Buddies at Mythral Capital buy up every dumped share at $25 (Some say it was actually the bogdanoffs)
> prices goes back up
> Not all who wander are lost

>>29134409
It's at $28.50 right now.

>normies will realize PLTR sell-off is over and its all up from here
>it explodes even harder mid-day

>>29123405
here you go lad

PALANTIR

LOCKUP

EXPIRY

WAS

TODAY

Thank you.

>>29032850
Buying more

Ever notice how wagies constantly insist that you get a job despite the fact that you have 3, 5, or even 10 times their yearly wage alone in assets?
What's up with that?

>>28916954
shoulda gone skiing nigga

>>28821156
PLTR 25$ EOW 10000$ EODecade

I AM SO SCARED ANONS

>Sell PLTR calls on Monday for a nice gain
>Buy them back today on a discount
I have increased my 2022 30c from 5 to 6. Heard about a $43 call sweep on my stock scanner like 20 mins ago btw.

how do i value companies like Palantir? do you guys actually do discounted cash flows or just guess and yolo?

i wanna buy PLTR

>imagine not buying the PLTR dip

>>28228882
feeling good

>>28101043
no

>IBM partnership with Palantir is actually ridiculous. The former is packaging specially made modules of the Foundry software into their offerings; meaning, they're tethered. All of IBMs customers are effectively Palantir customers. And the cherry on top? Palantir's sales people just increased from 30 to 2500.