“As I have said before, this is one name I am investing in for the future generations of my bloodline.”
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The nickname? Not just a nickname. The trading community dubbed Stephen as the "Sarge" in the 1980's, and the name stuck as Stephen served as a Sergeant in reserve components of both the US Marine Corps and US Army while simultaneously working on Wall Street.
Well known for his street-level interpretation of macro-economic data, as well as policy, Sarge has held the titles of US Economist at Meridian, and Chief Market Economist at Stuart Frankel.
He served in the reserve!
Totally normal thing to say. What does his "bloodline" look like, for reference?
I don't see what the big deal is.
He did what reservists do...have jobs outside the armed forces.
Shhhh....he's THE SARGE brah.
Wall Street is about Big Men making Big Names and Big Money.
SMCI dives 23% after failing to release guidance....which probably brought down NVDA and a bunch of others with it. it's been a pretty high flyer with the AI crowd and i think some folks here are SMCI hodlers as well. anybody have an informed opinion as to where support will be for this stock? it's been on my watchlist for a while, but ATH's scare me.
Super Micro Crashes On No Preliminary Results. It's A Big Sell Signal.
The data-center computer specialist didn't preannounce Q3 results.www.investors.com
1 Thought general tendency for S&P500 listed firms is to warn on poor earnings, not good, but I wouldn't take that opinion/thought to the bank with "real" money.
2 I am expecting great earnings, which in this case is above predicted earnings, but I wouldn't take that opinion/thought to the bank with "real" money.
Which begs the question, what is "real" money? The money in my low cost index 401 funds.
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Full disclosure: I do have some SMCI at sub $400 in a retail account because life without risk can be somewhat dull.
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been looking at it all day - it took a big hit but it's still up twice where it was in January. i like your position better than what's currently available - i would jump in at sub-$400. at $700? probably not.
What happens if the "craze" or "frenzy" described in the article subsides?
I need a meme here Chocki.
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It won’t. You know why bc from day 1 they’ve been an action/results dependent/driven company bc of who their first customer was, the military. Vs fucking chat bots lol.
TITAN
The Army’s next generation intelligence ground station enabled by Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) - and represents a first-of-its-kind modernization program.
www.palantir.com
Along with results they bring something else incredibly valuable to the table, data security. So I all I see in the future is more customers, and more revenue. Palantir is for the children.
Ok well the company "selling shovels" to the AI gold rush - NVDA - has taken a significant dive in share price lately. Maybe it'll go back up.
If you've been in the military, you're inherently less-impressed by this.
What do you mean by this?
You see into the future. So does everyone in Wall Street, man.
The SARGE said he was investing in PLTR for the "future of his bloodline." Did he get that idea from pro wrestling?
Anyways, I think earnings will be good on May 6 and PLTR will get a bump. There are customers in adjacent markets who are probably curious and the company's marketing is pretty good, especially to investors. However, there are not infinite numbers of new customers - you mine a vein for awhile then it's mined.
Hit me with a meme.
Bro all I got to do is look at who’s buying what they’re selling, legit corporations.Ok well the company "selling shovels" to the AI gold rush - NVDA - has taken a significant dive in share price lately. Maybe it'll go back up.
If you've been in the military, you're inherently less-impressed by this.
What do you mean by this?
You see into the future. So does everyone in Wall Street, man.
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The SARGE said he was investing in PLTR for the "future of his bloodline." Did he get that idea from pro wrestling?
Anyways, I think earnings will be good on May 6 and PLTR will get a bump. There are customers in adjacent markets who are probably curious and the company's marketing is pretty good, especially to investors. However, there are not infinite numbers of new customers - you mine a vein for awhile then it's mined.
Hit me with a meme.
Someday everyone is going to be using them.
was talking about the AI craze.. seems like its only just begining in the scope of things.
PLTR's use of software boot camps in place of a traditional salesforce has some skeptics but it makes sense to me - early on in my IT career, it was painfully obvious to me that techs generally make better sales reps. Karp is really working that concept - they had 500 boot camps all last year, probably have twice that this year.
Karp is the man, dog.PLTR's use of software boot camps in place of a traditional salesforce has some skeptics but it makes sense to me - early on in my IT career, it was painfully obvious to me that techs generally make better sales reps. Karp is really working that concept - they had 500 boot camps all last year, probably have twice that this year.
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Cute lil joint across the road from Sunset Beach and now with tentacles across Oahu valued at $22.5 mill, with five mill a year in revenue.
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That’s not going to end well for those investors.“World’s sexiest surfers” raise almost one million dollars as bowls-and-coffee-joint Sunrise Shack goes public!
Cute lil joint across the road from Sunset Beach and now with tentacles across Oahu valued at $22.5 mill, with five mill a year in revenue.
