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Palantir is ditching traditional systems integrators and disrupting the software-as-a-service (SaaS) industry. Companies may now leverage AI tools and a few engineers to handle tasks previously managed by SaaS teams. Watch Cathie Wood in the August Fund Webinar to learn more.

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PrivaSee1 year ago

@CathieDWood Cathie is the new Jim Cramer. Everything she discusses gets rekt.

21 Wellness1 year ago

@CathieDWood Please retire

futureisbleek1 year ago

@CathieDWood Time to sell palantir

Evax1 year ago

@CathieDWood Cathie called it 🔥🐂🫎 Big Love x

Michela A Betta1 year ago

@CathieDWood Interesting. I wish I could understand more of these things. Perhaps we would need to have a longer explanation on X about “what is AI going to be” and “how AI is going to be AI”. 😉

marikim1 year ago

@CathieDWood ❌️

TheComparator1 year ago

@ARKInvest @CathieDWood Cathie look too far in the future and now her investment are in trouble. That’s why we should learn from this. Nobody knows how the future will look like, nobody can predicted.

Trend Vester1 year ago

@ARKInvest @CathieDWood What about ZM and TDOC

BlueTazo1 year ago

@CathieDWood sell signal

Sticks and Stones1 year ago

@CathieDWood Ask her about DNA stock

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