Used market research data, @OpenAI's GPT-4, and @noteableio to project AI market size & #Palantir stock price from 2023-2030. Assumptions: Palantir gains 1-4% of the AI market share each year & trades at a P/S ratio of 10. @PalantirTech
Replying to @InvestingVisual @brksbrksbrks
He is an idiot to think micron cares about a few lines on a chart. Sell it to me. I will sell it at 2000 back.
Replying to @BodieIsland1 @michaelsikand
If they don’t spend on capex china wins SI or even worse a competitor wins. Dems want a few regulations around Data Centers which is good. Your probably new to investing. Don’t let the noise fool you.
Replying to @liquidtrading
Yeah. Citrini is a joke nitter.gq/realmeetkevin/status/2…
Replying to @BodieIsland1 @michaelsikand
how could they miss 😂 because the dems won? they are fine and will guide higher.
Replying to @brent_e_trader @Voight_Kampfer
yeah. 5 dollars saved in value stocks 😂
Replying to @brandonjcarl @SpecialSitsNews
Biggest bullshit I read today! Nvidia’s 70% FY28 growth guide is explicitly supply-constrained (memory, packaging, power). Demand is mostly driven by Labs, Hyperscalers, Enterprise Adoption is still low, Mainstream adoption is still low, Physical AI not started yet! I buy semis and sell them a year from now for 2-5 x to you.
Replying to @davelee
Price up = interesting. Price sideways = boring. Price down = Bitcoin dead
choose your mood buddy 😂
Replying to @Seixas_Capital @aakashgupta
Deal 😂 You see the reported numbers and I’ll sell you a few SpaceX shares at $750 each.
Replying to @Deenobrown123
Let pltr alone ;) Growing 100%+ with world class margin. But yes. I am super long Micron 🚀
Replying to @kirrojxgsswae5
Buying the lowest prices is a trap. You from the beginning fear to loose money. So you not convinced that the stock is a compounder. You will more likely sell early and don’t get the upside or shaken out by the downside. All leads to a bad investor. Get the stock on red days, be happy when it falls and buy more. Hold for the cycle. Be comfortable with losses during your cost average.


