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How’s the stock market?
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Lol, he's in good shape, PLTR is money in the bank atm. He got me interested in it back in June, when it was $9 a share... I looked at it then, liked what I saw, started buying throughout the summer and fall. It's a buy and hold imo, "what might come to be" has done so, and it's got room to run.
Don't know how others here do it but some stocks are made to flip and some stocks are made to hold. I bought and sold Spirit Airlines five or six times in the last few weeks, but there's no reason not to hold Palantir at the moment. Once it hits $25 again I might unload some so I'm playing with house money at that point.
Yeah, I got it @$16.50 a long time ago, and will probably let it go at around $25.
.... which would be a problem because you're not going to get a porn app for The Vision Pro from the Apple Store
PLTR Stock Alert: Palantir Strikes a Deal With Voyager Space
Palantir Technologies is joining forces with Voyager Space. Here's why this could benefit both firms and send PLTR stock straight up.
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Voyager Space seems to be a private equity ESG conglomerate that just acquires other companies that do real things.PLTR Stock Alert: Palantir Strikes a Deal With Voyager Space
Palantir Technologies is joining forces with Voyager Space. Here's why this could benefit both firms and send PLTR stock straight up.
Sounds like there's some real "synergies" between Voyager and Palantir since it's unclear how either add value.
you'd think he could manage a clean t-shirt for this appearance
Palantir partners with Bapco Upstream in AI energy deal
Palantir partners with Bapco Upstream in AI energy deal
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Buying CRWD Stock High And Selling It Higher
Carr says CRWD stock's chart performance also adheres to a long-standing tenet from IBD founder William O'Neil: not buying stocks near their lows, but buying stocks coming out of bases and making new highs.
"We have to trade what the market gives us, and we've got a three-week-type base with a breakout today on very good volume," said Carr on Wednesday, referring to Crowdstrike's 5.2% gain in above-average volume. "That should see some follow-through."
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Carr says CRWD stock's chart performance also adheres to a long-standing tenet from IBD founder William O'Neil: not buying stocks near their lows, but buying stocks coming out of bases and making new highs.
"We have to trade what the market gives us, and we've got a three-week-type base with a breakout today on very good volume," said Carr on Wednesday, referring to Crowdstrike's 5.2% gain in above-average volume. "That should see some follow-through."
CRWD Stock Flashes This Aggressive Entry Amid Unrelenting Lockout Rally
CrowdStrike stock is surging to all-time highs on cybersecurity industry strength. Here's why the move could provide short-term appeal.
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that lockout rally is real. i bought NVDA at $300 a couple years ago to hold and i'm glad i did. but at $600 or $700? i don't think soCRWD Stock Flashes This Aggressive Entry Amid Unrelenting Lockout Rally
CrowdStrike stock is surging to all-time highs on cybersecurity industry strength. Here's why the move could provide short-term appeal.
I liked Burton Malkiel's take - at any given time, no one knows more than the market what a security is worth. Will it go higher based on "firm foundation" or "castles in the air" valuations? Who knows? Personally, I'd sell because I think the AI bubble is going the way of the cloud bubble shortly, but I can't say when. Older engineers told me about the optical bust in 2006 where entire divisions were closed and companies shuttered. The smartphone boom seems to be ending as well.
The booms and busts have seemed less and less reality-based since.
