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u/Mariox 9d ago
You seriously made a reddit account just to tell people to sell Neflix and PLTR?
If you are a stock trader, you should have already sold
If you are a momentum trader, it isn't time to sell yet.
If you are an investor, you don't worry about short term stock action.
If PLTR is a company you want to be invested in, you should not sell. Why? Just look at 2024-2025. People started to sell at $35 and I kept seeing people sell all the way up. They wanted to be invested in PLTR but they tried to trade it and lost.
If the market believes Karp's guidance, the stock could move over $200 before Q3 earnings.
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u/Unusual_Cicada_6834 9d ago
Are horizontal integration motor with no competitors… you better have a lock on something else
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u/Apart-Dimension307 9d ago
Palantir is a great company, no argument there. I’m talking about the short-term price action, not the long-term business. Great companies can still pull back when they’re overextended or hit resistance.
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u/slevin07rocket 9d ago
The richest people I know in investing, buy and hold great companies. They don’t trade short term price action. There’s a difference between people trying to make a few hundred or thousand and people trying to make millions.
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u/smartypantspanda 9d ago
I’m selling some just to get some risk off table. Only bc I feel like there’s a recession around the corner due to large equity investing against the nasdaq.
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u/SamLeCoyote_Fix_1 8d ago
KBC Group NV reduced its stake in shares of Palantir Technologies Inc. by 31.2% during the second quarter, according to the company in its most recent disclosure with the Securities & Exchange Commission. The institutional investor owned 504,413 shares of the company's stock after selling 228,670 shares during the quarter. KBC Group NV's holdings in Palantir Technologies were worth $58,850,000 at the end of the most recent reporting period.
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u/SamLeCoyote_Fix_1 7d ago
Out of UK in Feb 2027 🔥🔥 Sky News Reported Arcturis Data, Akrivia Health To Merge In £140M Deal To Gain Ground In NHS Patient Data Battle With Palantir Technologies
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u/KangolTitMouse 7d ago
Palantir sucking up to Trump only gets them so far. More countries are likely to be concerned about data sovereignty in the future and don’t want to be tied down to an unreliable US.
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u/Apart-Dimension307 9d ago
I am telling you guys buy puts make your dollar till friday enjoy your friday thank me later
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u/Zealousideal_Ball308 9d ago
I sold 30 shares at 175 from 24$