Pltr went from $7 to $26 May 2023 to March 2024. How tf you figure Microsoft or Amazon hold a candle to that?

Pltr went from $7 to $26 May 2023 to March 2024. How tf you figure Microsoft or Amazon hold a candle to that?

That’s only if you are able to nail the bottom, which of course is not possible, yes pltr was $7 dollars, but before that it was $40 or whatever, in the long run Apple Amazon Microsoft has been a better investment, and most importantly much safer,

I don’t have anything against pltr, I own some, But I think allocation size matters, the more risk, the more reward, the smaller the allocation. It’s not a coincidence that Warren Buffett is 40% apple, he would never be 40% pltr.

just bought some NVDA @ 120. didn't think it was gonna get there. another buy order for 115

buy order for AMD @ 160

Want TSLA to cave so I can get some more.

I need SOFI to get to 8.24 so I can gtfo out of that bag

I’m at a new all time high boys!

Exited OXY calls around 100%, was up 200% in June but it went nowhere for no reason. Another 3-4% drop in tech and it’s an easy buy. They rotated to hard into small caps 13% in 1 week.

Sold puts, bought calls on INTC and I picked up a big pack of LEG shares at ~$11.50 in the first 48 seconds after market opened lol



Yeah, true but even if he didn't buy short exp and far OTM it would still be better to sell puts on it, he owns shares already.



Hopeful we will get another chance to buy it at $5, together, <3

What tickers? I’m hearing sofi could go to 16$

my wife and I have several accounts and I think what is really interesting is that we have been tracking the performance of many different stocks in our portfolio and these so-called boring growth stocks like apple and Microsoft have absolutely obliterated the small caps over pretty much any period of time, like all of these palantirs and Sofis they have absolutely nothing, nothing at all on boring ol’ Microsoft or Amazon, they got absolutely nothing, they just got completely crushed on any time frame,

And then there is the security aspect of it, what do you think is more likely that Sofi will have some typical headwinds or other difficulties or that people will suddenly stop buying iPhones? So it also becomes a question of not just how much money you can make, but How much money you can keep, there is almost 0 chance that apple is actually going to go down, certainly long-term it’s not going to happen, While small caps can go into the toilet and your money will be **** all.

Pltr new 50$ price target from Dan Ives

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I missed the boat, fuark

Bought a small position in SOXL yesterday @ $57.. rip

Congrats but where are you setting you sell order?

I missed the boat, fuark

Bought a small position in SOXL yesterday @ $57.. rip

Pltr new 50$ price target from Dan Ives

I missed the boat, fuark

Bought a small position in SOXL yesterday @ $57.. rip

PLTR refuses to close below 28$ this thing is about to blast off after earnings.

FNMA/FMCC up nearly 50% since that 6/21 crash lmao. I am telling y'all its a giant Trump trade. Trump wrote a letter to Rand about releasing them, its in the 2025 whatever that was playbook fukin thing to privatize the GSEs, John Paulson has a huge stake and he's on Trumps short list for Treasury Secretary. Ackman who has been very vocal in supporting Trump has a 10% stake in each GSE. This should have been done far before 2020 and now its a waiting game. Dems might choose to get the ball rolling before next president is seated so they can dictate the terms, but pretty much regardless getting released is a huge benefit to common shares. There are very few release situations where commons don't see a quick 10x from the current measly $1.50 OR you can still buy preferred shares at 15% of face value with 35% dividend once they are paying again. Preferred are the ultimate safe bet as they cannot be diluted and any haircuts to face value have to be agreed upon by majority of holders of each series. FMCC is still growing at around a 3% clip with a market cap of $910 Million. Each quarter they are pulling down around 2.5 billion and have $50 Billion in the bank. The value of these companies once they are returned to private hands cannot be overstated at this point. Their profits will obviously shrink once they are paying dividends to preferred shares (something like $250m a quarter) and common share dividends will be coming at some point, but when you are looking at $10 billion annual profits vs a company market cap at less than $1 billion it seems like a no brainer to want a piece of that. A super conservative P/E of 10 with an estimated earnings of $5 billion (half of current earnings adjusted for dividend payments and higher serious delinquency leading to higher provisions for credit losses) that would put market cap at $50B. Assuming government exercises their warrants for 80% of the company to allow their release that would still give common shares a value of $11 not accounting for the $50B in the bank or the fact that markets are forward looking and their growth would help expand their multiple with time. Freddie is also adding 2nd home loans to their product offerings and once private they will be allowed to keep a significantly larger number of loans on their own books which would bump their margins up considerably.

TLDR FMCC/FNMA future is looking bright and I anticipate $15-20/share first year of release and $30-40 within 1-2 years of getting the government out of their business. I am guessing Preferred shares with 7% or greater interest rates will end up being above face value shortly after the first quarter of dividends start rolling out. I'm over here just salivating at the idea of writing over 100 CCs on those bishes hnnnnnnng.

But who nose. I know 0 about his VP pick and he can still likely throw this election I am certain. Also following the shooting it seems like Dems have glossed over the fact most of them wanted Biden gone and suddenly are quiet about that. I liked it better when Dems were in chaos trying to decide if they force him out or not. I didn't want them to decide to run someone else, but I liked that they all were talking about doing it