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  1. Palantir - Reddit

    Welcome to r/palantir, where we engage in conversations about all things related to Palantir. Whether you’re interested in the company’s business strategies, its workforce, or the details of its operations, …

  2. Realistically, How High Can Palantir’s Market Cap Go?

    If Palantir can continue growing their commercial customers, there’s no reason that they can’t get back to a 30% growth rate. At that point, I see their market cap in the 75B-100B range.

  3. When to sell? : r/PLTR - Reddit

    Have over 33k in PLTR with purchase prices ranging from $6.83 to $28.00. Been here since the beginning. As others have stated, been in the red and been in the green. I had a price target to sell, …

  4. Palantir_Investors - Reddit

    Palantir Q1 Earnings 2024: Palantir’s Stock Falls 11% After Weak Annual Sales Forecasts Palantir Q1 Earnings 2024 Palantir for the first quarter reported Revenue of $634 million, which increased by …

  5. Palantir ($PLNTR) Stock - Reddit

    Feb 9, 2024 · Welcome to the Palantir Stock subreddit community! 📈💼 This subreddit is dedicated to all things related to Palantir Technologies Inc. (NYSE: PLTR) – a leading software company specializing …

  6. Palantir Technologies Stock - Reddit

    With his company Palantir, businessman Alex Karp created a powerful piece of data analysis software. It provides intelligence services and the military with information that can be used to both solve crime …

  7. PalantirInvestorsClub - Reddit

    In 2020, Palantir had $1.27 billion worth of stock-based compensation on a revenue of $1.09 billion while in 2021, the stock-based compensation was only $778 million on a revenue of $1.54 billion.

  8. r/Anduril - Reddit

    Aug 25, 2018 · Slate also decries his links to Evil Company Number 4 with Joe Lonsdale and Palantir and Evil Company Number 2 Facebook! (Remember u/palmerluckey said he was FIRED from …

  9. Palantir Consumption-Based Pricing in AWS Marketplace

    Palantir is not a data warehouse and is not storing all your data in a cloud warehouse environment the same way snowflake is (from my understanding), therefore I doubt the charge based on storage & …

  10. Palantir’s Future : r/stocks - Reddit

    Palantir is still by my estimation a mid-stage growth company, despite being close to 20 years old. I don't expect them to issue dividends for years or even decades. If I wanted the safety of dividends, I would …