/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29933382
>>29933408
I refuse to re-explain Foundry to you single-celled amphibians every thread.

>>29253934
Wrong. This is why they spent years in R&D for Foundry. Foundry is built to be, within the platform itself, adaptable and customizable given the business.

The selling point, and what made me double my position was the realization of what the IBM contract meant. Foundry is so customizable, that it can carry out "partnerships" with any company using data; meaning, Foundry itself becomes more widespread and sticky. Palantir only customizes and upgrades the cookie-cutter platform itself, and millions of use-cases become optimized and updated with new features while simultaneously being tethered to Palantir.

There can be.. for example.. an Amazon+Palantir partnership, with Foundry as the backbone and AWS as the dataset; here, again, with a customizable approach distinct to IBM's Cloud Pak usage... etc, etc. The Akin Gump’s RegSpot partnership announced 2/18, a version of Foundry modified to meet legal needs reinforces this notion. Their addressable market exponentiates, and no one else is doing software leveraging of this kind.

Palantir effectively invested in a product that ALL companies will 100% need to remain competitive (read: centralized data aggregation and AI powered decision calculus) in a year or less.

>>28211367
I think so, its been absolute nothing but penny shit for the past dozen threads.

Are you ready? It begins at 2pm.

I know GME is the rage, but this PLTR software is insane and has 20yr+ staying power and will be the standard within the year

>>26490353
“Man is the creature who does not know what to desire, and he turns to others in order to make up his mind. We desire what others desire because we imitate their desires.”

>>24784111
HCAC has some catalysts lined up into merger (21st) toward the end of the week that will most likely push it to 25+

>>24575806
Yeah, I think hype alone will carry it to $20. Another SPCE scenario, but with more immediate usefulness. I can easily see the world going space crazy in 5-10 years, we've been all to detached from expanding; and, with China harvesting moonrocks and falling costs of launching, its a very sound investment.

>>24575815
Wish I looked at earlier before the pump, truly hoping for some red this week since an overall market decline seems to drag down SPACs n^2.

>>24574929
I think robinhood is fantastic, everything else is just too grounded in boomer times. They need to update their desktop version or develop a desktop app and offer some thinkorswim quality charts and I'd be more than happy.. even if charts are just a meme

>>24336504
>buy as many LEAPs as you can
no thanks, I'll stick to shares. we know Karp and Thiel are okay playing the long game given the 18 year development phase. the stock may crab for all we know at some interval and it might not be relevant until x software is developed in 2030 or whatever

or, x software company develops a better algorithm/platform than what they have on Foundry and there goes their POTENTIAL commercial revenue. all that's to say that the company is not as readily ubiquitous as everyone is hyping it up to be, its just that––hype

and im saying this as an intended longterm holder

any other uni bros on leave? i was planning on going back in the winter but this corona shit is relentless. should i just keep learning the market? i was able to double my money so far