Retail Is Selling Palantir, SOFI, OPEN, & 1.3BILLION of Stocks | It's Literally Ridiculous....

Stop selling your stocks to people who are swallowing them up...

Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:48 - 1.3 Billion Gone
02:48 - Understanding Your Spirits
05:50 - Someone's Buying Those Shares
08:20 - The Game of Markets
09:16 - Did You Have Conviction When You Bought?

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[imaginethat]

This is also a pep talk to those of us who believe in Palantir but still worry about our investment. Nicely done!

[ADHDGG]

I sold to buy more Palantir. I work a lowly job and can’t keep up with all the insanity. Decided to just hold stock that is inexpensive and has real future promise and that I can keep up with from time to time. Good channel along with a few others I like to watch.

[kermitmckenzie]

As a student of investing and communication, I love this channel, this is my new favorite channel.

[Goodbictory]

Ask yourself, if the only thing that changed in the past 3 months was the stock price and nothing else fundamentally with the company, then you're literally buying the company for cheaper. People like myself who were buying pltr anywhere from 13-26 get excited (and ignore the fact that were down currently) because we are able to buy the same company for half the price right now, rather than 3 months back. Fear in the market gives investors the opportunity to buy for less, assuming you're time horizon is 3-10 years and not 3-10 weeks (that's not investing, that's trading).

[dakotaiv]

I had 35% cash at the beginning of December. I've been buying the dips in Dec & Jan including PLTR. I'm down to a little over 10% cash now and I'll keep buying these dips. Stocks can go lower short-term. Long-term they will rebound - at least the good ones. This is a very RARE buying opportunity. These chances don't come around often.

[lawrenceyeung]

What you said is so true! I don’t normally sell at a loss unless 1. I need the money for emergency besides my emergency fund. 2. I found I invested in the wrong company. 3. the stock price falls and hit my stop loss order.

[Amine-vcin]

Good stuff Amit! Thanks for the insight!

[chriscrm]

Thanks Amit! I appreciate your thoughtful, raw, positive approach to content. This video in particular. Keep up the great work!

[kenl]

Right on Amit. PLTR is a long term play. I am continue to add shares while selling CCs, CSPs. 💪

[JuliaGooliaOnGoogle]

Breath of fresh air! I'm totally with you - while I understand the reasoning/fear around rising interest rates, I also think the reaction is a teensy bit overblown. Lol. Still, while I don't buy into the narrative, I decided to diversify and hedge a few weeks ago and I'm so glad I did. I think a lot of retail, for whatever reason, had poor risk management and lots of margin. Anyway, I kept 3 high conviction 'bets' after I rebalanced, with PLTR being my highest conviction. I trimmed or cut some of my positions so I could plow money into PLTR. Every single day I look at the charts, set reminders and buy when it hits my price targets. I will ride this stock to the dirt, I don't care. 🤣 I guess that speaks to your point about psychology - I actually get *excited* every time it drops and I get to buy more. Does that make me like a bearish bull? A centaur? 🤣🤷🏼‍♀️ Either way, this is such a big opportunity for the little guy. It's also a good gut check for new investors. If you're freaking out over this, your investment style probably doesn't match your appetite for risk. And that's not a judgment, everybody has different levels of risk tolerance. Think about your age (how close you are to retirement), your savings and your responsibilities and draw up a better plan. Great learning opportunity right now!

[Adin]

Wow, nice work! I can’t believe you have been in the market for only 3 years! Keep up the good work!

[joyluna]

I was happy with my 21 average in Pltr😄 Holding 600👍🏼

[CommandoMaster]

People think too short term and get too emotional when they see red numbers. They can't be patient and just sit there and wait, do nothing, without making stupid decisions.

[stoneradich]

Love your videos! Your market insight is amazing

[wobpoic]

Thanks Amit. I appreciate how measured you are in what you say. I can see that debate champ in you.

[RichCR]

Palantir is an easy target for those who just bought it because they read about on a social media forum. Time in market with Palantir will rewards those who hold. Great video, hopefully someone who's fearful will stumble along this video and subscribed.

[rossk]

Another great video, Amit. Much appreciated and much needed.

[yonchu]

Many young retail traders probably received a margin call. Institutions understand how leveraged retail is and they are probably pushing the price down either by large sells or shorts only to buy them back near the bottom.

[keithm.]

Thanks Amit! I’m all in on Palantir and AMC. Although it’s painful, I’m feeling fortunate my average is under $20 for both. Appreciate the pep talk! 🙏

[imaginethat]

Also wanted to add…some years ago I had a “matrix moment” (the world is rigged) when, on the VERY DAY I decided to put 30K in a company I had researched, for some inexplicable reason, that stock went down 16%. Next day? Another 13%. What’d I do? I sold! Today, that same company is 2.5 times the sp at which I exited. That speaks to your point.