Don’t Know About Palantir Yet? A No-Hype No-Nonsense Review (PLTR Stock)

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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to Palantir
01:23 Understanding Palantir's Business
03:21 Palantir's Market Position and Competitors
06:37 Palantir's AI and Software Applications
09:54 Commercial vs. Government Revenue
24:37 Palantir's Financial Health
29:06 Investment Considerations and Valuation
32:22 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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[AndrewSmith-rhkt]

Crazy price for palantir now. Absolutely crazy.

[reggie]

Finally the unexpected coverage 😊am a Palantir stock holder since 2021 average stock price of $17, nobody really understands PLTR. Morningstar gives Palantir a narrow economic moat Morningstar gives Microsoft a wide economic moat so there are moats in software.

[amolbhatki]

Thanks for a detailed and honest video. Appreciate your effort (and courage!!).

[DiFinni]

Palantir did not IPO, they did a DPO. Been in Palantir since it was in the $7's. It's a great long term play. There is so much more info out there about them now, wasn't like this last year. Lots of DD out there, have to spend the time researching.✌ Got to ask yourself, why did Microsoft and Oracle partner with Palantir.

[julielaw]

Thank you; I have a position in PLTR, appreciate this!

[johnnyguitar]

I first bought PLTR when it was $10 then added to it up to $18. It still has a long way to go.

[jeremywest]

Great info. As a shareholder I will say I thought your analysis and presentation was completely fair, so thank you.
By the way, IYW also holds PLTR in a little heavier weighting. I hold that in my Roth account. 40% IYW and 20% each in SOXX, IHAK, DGRO weekly DCA. 🤞🏻

[yifzlyz]

FINALLY!!!! JESUS, I'VE BEEN BEGGING FOR YOU TWO TO DO THIS. THANK YOU SO MUCH. GREAT BALANCED INFO SANS HYPE. I NEEDED THIS.

[kennethkorhonen]

Thanks for the simplified breakdown and for raising awareness on Palantir. I was lucky to learn about their existence and invest in 2020.

[foresthill]

Good, balanced analysis. Thank you. I'm a recent stockholder, and DCA is exactly what I'm planning to do

[nelsonortiz]

Thank goodness I hung in there. I love Palantir for what it does for the military. I am a veteran.

[barrycassaday]

Thank you. I am a long time investor in PLTR and i appreciate your well rounded review. Thanks! (Palantards may bark, but we don't bite.)

[livangooday]

I am a pltr investor since 2019 just after went public, won’t say unethical or cia proxy or ICE enforcer, they just made their way into all enterprise management software and digital twin. Of course a lot has changed since 2013 and multiple iterations morphed into what’s today… AIP could be huge.

[florintube]

Palantir holder for a while here, with 9, 5% of my portfolio at this moment and an average of $13.33. Very good analysis. It's a complex business hard to resume in a video, but a very promising one if you can hold 3-5 year for now at least. 😊

[bernardmilaj]

Great video! Thank you so much! Well put! I am a PLTR investor, and things are looking good for now.

[cruzcustio]

If Pltr grew into a 10x from here it would be a 700B market cap not a 7 Trillion

[GhoulFI]

Great company. The only problem is the valuation. But I’ve been buying since under $10 and just holding now

[sagig]

Cool guys. Great analysis. I own PLTR and not intending to sell. I agree with your analysis. Price pretty high, possibly unjustified, but I'm really in this for at least a decade, likely much longer. I prefer to believe this is going to be a monster in 2 decades so I don't care really what the price is. Kinda like buying Amazon 20 yrs ago, whether you bought it high or low then .. it would be a terrific deal. I could be wrong, but that's how I see this stock, so not trying to "value it" every quarter or so. Thanks for the video guys.

[amysmereck]

Thanks, great overview. From what I understand, one of Palantir's great selling points is that it can quickly help companies bypass the mire of legacy software, so much so that it basically sells itself once management experiences its ease of adoption and low time to value. Palantir can skip hefty commission payments and expense account excess to a slick sales team.

[riffsoffov]

Thanks for the video. I think Karp must be a good CEO, but I much prefer videos where customers talk about how Palantir's software is good for their business, to hearing Karp, because he always sounds to me like he's on a rant. BTW I think that when other software businesses talk about a semantic layer, that's the same or similar in concept to Palantir's ontology. From a little research, the idea of a semantic layer was patented by Business Objects (later acquired by SAP) in 1992, but the patent was successfully challenged in 2003. Anyway, it looks like the idea of consistent names for things and being able to refer to them without having to use database query language isn't new. I think I can sort of see how it might make it easier for LLMs to make sense of data. I'm long PLTR and NOW, both at the top for beating the rule-of-40 in a newsletter I get.