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i do not think its a trash stock. but i seriously feel that i bought at a wrong price. its a painful mistake.
i do not think its a trash stock. but i seriously feel that i bought at a wrong price. its a painful mistake.
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$Palantir(PLTR.US$ is poised for another post-earnings surge following the release of an ER beat.
Let's dive right on in and see what the pros are saying.
What are the technicals saying?
What is Fibonacci indicating?
What are the daily Moving Averages?
What about the other tuned indicators?
Palantir reported stronger-than-expected revenue, and the EPS was in line with analyst estimates. However, they issued weaker-than-expected full-year guidance. The company also posted...
Let's dive right on in and see what the pros are saying.
What are the technicals saying?
What is Fibonacci indicating?
What are the daily Moving Averages?
What about the other tuned indicators?
Palantir reported stronger-than-expected revenue, and the EPS was in line with analyst estimates. However, they issued weaker-than-expected full-year guidance. The company also posted...
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I have held stocks for a long time, at least for a few months. The stock nature of this thing is very strange, and I can't figure it out, so I always put it in the corner to avoid random operation, and the position is not big. However, there has also been an overall increase over the past few months.
PLTR is a real AI company. It's not that kind of conceptual garbage; it has real performance support. Moreover, with military and government endorsements, the company's operations are not very risky. The post-market decline was basically just a return to the intraday gains. It was expected to be 100 points. As a result, only 80 points were taken. The financial report itself is not bad.
As long as it doesn't fall 22 and then pulls up again, the upward trend hasn't been disrupted. I bought a put as protection before the market closed. I plan to take the opportunity to close my position between 22-23 and continue to hold the original stock. If the closing price falls below 22, the underlying stock is sold to prevent the trend from deteriorating further.
On the technical side, the 120-day average is an effective support. If I sell it, I'll buy it back here.
I have held stocks for a long time, at least for a few months. The stock nature of this thing is very strange, and I can't figure it out, so I always put it in the corner to avoid random operation, and the position is not big. However, there has also been an overall increase over the past few months.
PLTR is a real AI company. It's not that kind of conceptual garbage; it has real performance support. Moreover, with military and government endorsements, the company's operations are not very risky. The post-market decline was basically just a return to the intraday gains. It was expected to be 100 points. As a result, only 80 points were taken. The financial report itself is not bad.
As long as it doesn't fall 22 and then pulls up again, the upward trend hasn't been disrupted. I bought a put as protection before the market closed. I plan to take the opportunity to close my position between 22-23 and continue to hold the original stock. If the closing price falls below 22, the underlying stock is sold to prevent the trend from deteriorating further.
On the technical side, the 120-day average is an effective support. If I sell it, I'll buy it back here.
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Writing this down to document down my journey as a new investor.
I've bought some $Palantir (PLTR.US)$ at the pre-market session earlier, after some research that the company is starting to make profits, after the launch of their product AIP in 2023. Financials looked healthy and well, but I failed to factor in a crucial fact.
Investors at the time were at all-time high sentiment, as they were expecting an exponential growth similar to 2023, only to be let down by the actual earning...
I've bought some $Palantir (PLTR.US)$ at the pre-market session earlier, after some research that the company is starting to make profits, after the launch of their product AIP in 2023. Financials looked healthy and well, but I failed to factor in a crucial fact.
Investors at the time were at all-time high sentiment, as they were expecting an exponential growth similar to 2023, only to be let down by the actual earning...
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Palantir is releasing its Q1 2024 earnings after the market closes on May 6.
Since its Q4 earnings release, shares of $Palantir(PLTR.US$ have surged 40%.
Despite the huge gains, the tech stock is still trading 44% below its all-time high. How will the market react to the upcoming results? Make your guess now!
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● An equal share of 5,000 points: For mooers who correctly guess the price range of $Palantir(PLTR.US$...
Since its Q4 earnings release, shares of $Palantir(PLTR.US$ have surged 40%.
Despite the huge gains, the tech stock is still trading 44% below its all-time high. How will the market react to the upcoming results? Make your guess now!
Rewards
● An equal share of 5,000 points: For mooers who correctly guess the price range of $Palantir(PLTR.US$...
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I have watched the Warren Buffett’s 2024 Berkshire Hathaway Annual Shareholders Meeting over the weekend, here is one of the key lesson that I find quite relevant and important. It is the Self-awareness.
One of the traits that have make Berkshire Hathaway to be extraordinarily successful is self-awareness. Self-awareness is one of the keys to life and for us to live a good life.
Awareness about what we are good at but awar...
One of the traits that have make Berkshire Hathaway to be extraordinarily successful is self-awareness. Self-awareness is one of the keys to life and for us to live a good life.
Awareness about what we are good at but awar...
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After reading @doctorpot1's post about the Modern Portfolio Theory (READ FIRST), some research was done to have a deeper understanding on the theory, and I've applied the theory to 3 paperfolios.
Before we start, there are some points to keep in mind.
1. Different from doctorpot's post, I'm allocating to VOO and QQQM as they offer lower expense ratio and potentially higher dividend returns as a tradeoff for lower AUM.
2. Due to limited data from $Invesco NASDAQ 100 ETF(QQQM.US$ , efficie...
Before we start, there are some points to keep in mind.
1. Different from doctorpot's post, I'm allocating to VOO and QQQM as they offer lower expense ratio and potentially higher dividend returns as a tradeoff for lower AUM.
2. Due to limited data from $Invesco NASDAQ 100 ETF(QQQM.US$ , efficie...
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Hin093 : Same