EMERGENCY Palantir Stock Update [Do This ASAP]

In today’s video, we’re diving into the rollercoaster ride that is Palantir stock. Over the past two years, it’s gone from $6 to $80, only to take a nosedive recently, losing 8% in a single day. If you’re wondering what’s happening and what to do next, stick around—this one’s packed with insights you can use.

📌 Here’s What We’ll Cover:

• The Current Situation: Palantir has been on an incredible run, but recent moves suggest it might be hitting a wall. We’ll explore what’s driving the stock down and what that means for its future.
• Market Cycles: Ever heard of the market cycle? It’s a pattern that stocks tend to follow, from hope and euphoria to anxiety and panic. We’ll break it down and see where Palantir fits into this cycle right now.
• Key Indicators to Watch: Simple tools like moving averages (10-day, 20-day, and 50-day EMAs) can tell you a lot about a stock’s direction. If you’ve ever felt unsure about when to hold or sell, this part is for you.
• Beta and Volatility: Palantir’s high beta (around 3) makes it much more volatile than most stocks. We’ll explain what that means and why it’s crucial to consider when making your next move.
• Trading Psychology: Feeling anxious about your investment? You’re not alone. We’ll talk about how to stay calm, manage risk, and avoid emotional decision-making when things get unpredictable.

📌 Key Takeaways:

• Don’t let emotions control your trades. Having a plan to get in and out can save you a lot of stress (and money).
• Pay attention to technical indicators like moving averages—they can give you a clear picture of the trend.
• Volatile stocks like Palantir require a different mindset. Know the risks before jumping in.

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If you’re trading Palantir or thinking about it, this video will help you make sense of the chaos. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and let us know in the comments: are you holding, selling, or waiting for the next move?

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[jillybean-gu]

1st time hearing about the market cycle. Great lesson in psychology!

Awesome episode 💯

[JohnTPapadopoulos]

to jump in and out in hot stocks like palatir is not a rewarding exercise, without mentioning paying taxes. If you don't have to pay taxes in your country it's another story.

[spdrmnmvl]

I have a 16.38 DCA into my PLTR, 50-60-70-80 IDC, just holding for the long term...

[atomaton]

He talks about investing, not trading.

[dr.z]

I don't understand why you're technically picking apart long term buy and hold channels but i'm also curious why you don't talk about the tax obligation of buying and selling so much in any given period

[lexnolast]

Palantir isn’t similar to your stock cycle example seeing big money is holding it and they aren’t going to panic sell it down to nothing .

[Sean]

Chris, I have started investing recently and after watching a bazillion videos from “experts” you provide the most amazing, knowledgeable and insightful advice. I was 70% invested in Sofi, following the hype, stressing with the market recent volatility, almost adjusted my stop loss, but today I just let it trigger, and I really don’t care if it goes to 20 tomorrow, because the stress is gone. I have already setup the 3 moving averages and will have a more disciplined and strategic approach thanks to you. I will pick up Sofi again if those lines start working that way ;). Many thanks

[RafeCruise]

I got out of PLTR at around $73. I may get back in if it goes below $50.

[VladiatorX]

Tom knows how cycles work. He teaches it, "DCA 101".

[giovannimacchiherrera]

It seems just criticizing others.... creat something useful!

[Flawless_technique]

That's why I sold at 23. Average price at 11.dont see the everyday application of the tech

[Kainmkd]

I was trading HIMS and left on 28. Now it is back to 24.99. Made a profit of 9% and left the trade :D

[spdrmnmvl]

What you do not get is it is 123k people with a sub 20 DCA on PLTR... people need to forget watching you... if you missed that big fact you are missing everything

[notsonewg]

Tom Nash plan is a 500.00 PLTR.. and every dip is an opportunity.. simple DCA until then. That's Tom.

[mirkowesselow]

i understand your point! but i think your strategy is more for professionals who keep an eye on the market at all times and can react quickly. what he means is more for normal workers who have other things to do all day than look at the trend lines. he just wants to take the "drama" out of the market so that the volatility doesn't escalate like it always has in the past. it can totally run, sure. it's nice not to go through all the emotions described, too!

[Gilberthasit]

The chart also looks like my pov every morning when I look down at my toes.

[gmo]

Make some good points. As far as the econ is concerned...when that grows..you get inflation. Economy is a big measurement of output. It has been solid esp vs other G7 countries.Also, inflation has been down and there have been quite a few drivers of inflation over L4, many not even sourced in U.S.

[mezecandrmezeevibodrum]

We may never know when the market is bullish or bearish. If nasdaq is bearish most stocks are bearish and we don’t know when it turns to bearish trend. That’s the problem.

[spdrmnmvl]

What he called dead money I call time to build a big holding, its only dead money if you throw money at the wall to see if it sticks. Anyone that knew PLTR and was buying in his dead money phase has made real good money and knew it was coming.... this guy was late to the party so he calls it dead money.. tells me he really does not get investing even if he thinks he does.

[dr.z]

Show your P and L statement if you make so much