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$PLTR Dan Ives on why retail was able to understand Palantir before institutional investors: "People didn't understand the culture of Palantir. We're talking about the elite of the elite. From top down to engineers to the merch and everything else. Institutional investors were stuck in group-think when it came... show more

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Maxime1 年前

Great interview!

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amit1 年前

Thank you for watching sir!!

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Bubble

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JB 🍀⛳️🐠🧀😇🇺🇸1 年前

Great 👍 info ℹ️ and big congrats to @fitz_keith for being the OG on $PLTR and Thank you! To @DivesTech for all his contributions too.

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Carbon Finance1 年前

Those retail investors who got in during the 2022 lows got rewarded nicely!

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Pe is 400 overvalued

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👍💪👊

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When’s the tsla part of the video out ?

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Will upload in a bit!

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$PLTR "How do we have the best investors in the world, especially individual investors? Why do they stick with us when times were hard? Why do they fight for Palantir? Why do they fight for us every time someone writes something? 'Palantir doesn't have a product.' 'Palantir's gone MAGA.' 'Palantir doesn't have margins.' I'm sure this quarter they'll say Palantir's growth is decelerating despite the fact it's obviously crushing it in America. 'Palantir is too crazy.' 'Palantir will never be profitable.' 'Palantir can't IPO.' 'Palantir is too weird and odd to produce something that will be disruptive.' We knew it was bullshit. The people who were out on the front fighting against that also knew it was BS and they were fighting against people maligning Palantir. They do it in great part because they believe that we are fighting for them, and we are. We're also fighting for ourselves, and that's why we have such a great company."

$PLTR "How do we have the best investors in the world, especially individual investors? Why do they stick with us when times were hard? Why do they fight for Palantir? Why do they fight for us every time someone writes something? 'Palantir doesn't have a product.' 'Palantir's gone MAGA.' 'Palantir doesn't have margins.' I'm sure this quarter they'll say Palantir's growth is decelerating despite the fact it's obviously crushing it in America. 'Palantir is too crazy.' 'Palantir will never be profitable.' 'Palantir can't IPO.' 'Palantir is too weird and odd to produce something that will be disruptive.' We knew it was bullshit. The people who were out on the front fighting against that also knew it was BS and they were fighting against people maligning Palantir. They do it in great part because they believe that we are fighting for them, and we are. We're also fighting for ourselves, and that's why we have such a great company."

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Dr. Karp on amit livestream: "If you want to learn from retail investors of Palantir, one of the BEST groups of people you can learn from." "You've got to validate what people are saying." "Being right is an art, not a science" $PLTR

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