/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>15286772
Love these guys
Also great dialogue
https://youtu.be/nM9f0W2KD5s

>>15286772
how to invest?

At least they will let us invest in our enslavement tool.

>>15286871
Naw they’re protecting us, why do you think we can still come here and commiserate the way we do
If the demoncrats had their way, this ol’ ‘umble forum would have been shut down a long time ago

>>15286860
schedule IPO launch postponed until 2020. Could potentially be later this year, but I'm assuming they're waiting for the turnout of the US 2020 election and will proceed afterwards

>>15286960
their business certainly has the potential to cause major backlash. No one wants additional layers of surveillance, but presumably it's best that it is in the hands of those who want to use it to further preserve our freedom rather than inhibit it.
With that being said; Alex Karp's interview with CNBC was a bit off-putting.
For the anons, I assume anyone investing early during the second term of the Trump presidency will see high returns over the 4 years to follow

>>15287185
It’s a constant race to keep despotism and dictatorship at bay
It’s why critical thinking and educated imaginations are fundamental to a thriving society
It’s a disgrace what’s happened to post secondary institutions. There has been a hostile takeover of schools by middling intellects and pernicious academics. It needs to stop before further social erosion takes place.

>>15287185
>With that being said; Alex Karp's interview with CNBC was a bit off-putting.
Sauce?

>>15287529
Agreed. I assume it'll balance out. You can already see it happening when students exit school with mountains of debt and worthless degrees. They're faced with the reality that poor judgements yield through a culture that panders to this judgment instead of plays against it for the individual's best interest.

Andrew Breitbart wrote a really great book called Righteous Indignation that goes into Post-WW2 Euro-Marxist academics coming to N. America and changing higher institutional rhetoric.

>>15287538

https://www.cnbc.com/video/2019/01/23/watch-cnbcs-full-interview-with-palantir-ceo-alex-karp.html

about halfway through the correspondent asks him questions about corporate-government relations.

His handling of the question seemed vague and disconcerting

recent IPOs have a bearish tint

>>15286772
Random anons and “time travelers” on dark corners of the net have told me to buy this ipo so many times for so many years that I think the programming might have actually stuck this time. But it is coming out at a terrible time for equities. Thiel must know this too. He’s not the type to just shit out an ipo as a cash grab when he’s already stacked. What did he mean by this /biz/? Why now?

>>15286772

>investing in the deep state

no thanks

>>15288014
Actually the more I think about it those were warnings about life extension coming from either Thiel or Google, not palantir’s software. I thought it had a similar name though.

>>15287185
>No one wants additional layers of surveillance, but presumably it's best that it is in the hands of those who want to use it to further preserve our freedom rather than inhibit it.

spoken like a true good goy. extra surveillance is not preserving freedom, and it is not guaranteed future gov's will not encroach on our freedom and rights with it.

>>15286827
This entire interview is so good. Weinstein is absolutely the definition of a useful idiot.

>>15287729
Thanks for the source, I’ll check it out
If I have money to invest, I will definitely look into Palantir
The show “Person of Interest” is a form of soft disclosure
>p.s. Christopher Nolan’s brother is the shows creator

>>15288085
>definition of a useful idiot.
how so?

>>15288085
No, he is recognized for his own merits