Anybody Buying Yet? Where’s the Bottom?

[noharleyyet]

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BHR has had that one teed up for awhile...and he's on the green in 1

 

[BigHornRam]

BHR has had that one teed up for awhile...and he's on the green in 1

I hate golf, and golf hates me.

 

[Treeshark]

Not at the bottom yet.

 

[NDGuy]

Not at the bottom yet.

Nothing positive for the short term in sight.

 

[jryoung]

Dumped the last of my direct holdings in Tesla, yesterday.

I bought in 2022/2023, sold a portion in 2024 for a 30% gain, bought PLTR currently sitting at 274% gain, with 43 days to go for LTCG.
Yesterday I sold the rest of the lot for a 96% gain, and split the proceed between Verizon and FIBK for their 6.5% +/- dividends. Would have had a little edge if I did it today, but oh well.

 

[thusby]

When you are selling PLTR do you ever worry that you will end up like the early AAPL profit takers?

 

[Wildabeest]

When you are selling PLTR do you ever worry that you will end up like the early AAPL profit takers?

Up $5.50 today. I like my steak med-rare.

 

[jryoung]

When you are selling PLTR do you ever worry that you will end up like the early AAPL profit takers?

Absolutely, I've calculated many times how much money I would have if I instead bought Apple at $.17/share instead of spending $399 on my first iPod. I've also cursed myself manytimes since 2010 that didn't start buying Nvidia on the regular when I was free of Independence issues because they were a client of mine when I was at PwC.

 

[thusby]

Apple at $.17/share

With ya, spent probably $1500 on computers with the monitor built into the housing from Apple.

 

[Wildabeest]

With ya, spent probably $1500 on computers with the monitor built into the housing from Apple.

Similar experience with Tesla. Bought the car in 2015. Sold it in 2021 for $38k. Same money into the stock would have yielded $2M return. No regrets.

 

[BigHornRam]

Up $5.50 today. I like my steak med-rare.

A I assessment of PLTR.

We asked DeepSeek AI what will be Palantir stock price at the end of 2025

Finbold consulted the advanced DeepSeek artificial intelligence model on where Palantir stock price might stand at the end of 2025.

finbold.com

"Finally, the platform matched the previous analyst assessments and opined that Palantir’s current valuation seems dubious. All in all, DeepSeek explained that PLTR stock is likely to end the year trading at $70 – below its press time price but still signaling a level of confidence in what the firm had already achieved."

 

[Wildabeest]

A I assessment of PLTR.

We asked DeepSeek AI what will be Palantir stock price at the end of 2025

Finbold consulted the advanced DeepSeek artificial intelligence model on where Palantir stock price might stand at the end of 2025.

finbold.com

"Finally, the platform matched the previous analyst assessments and opined that Palantir’s current valuation seems dubious. All in all, DeepSeek explained that PLTR stock is likely to end the year trading at $70 – below its press time price but still signaling a level of confidence in what the firm had already achieved."

I’d be fine if they crashed and burned and went out of business. They are a pain in my ass from a work standpoint. It’d be well worth a steak dinner.

 

[BigHornRam]

I’d be fine if they crashed and burned and went out of business. They are a pain in my ass from a work standpoint. It’d be well worth a steak dinner.

I was wondering why you were arguing so hard about how they were going to continue on an unsustainable stock price valuation?

Must be due to emotionally driven ideology.

 

[Treeshark]

Not at the bottom yet.

 

[SD_Prairie_Goat]

Not at the bottom yet.

Slowly buying on the way down. Trying to avoid a big buy while we're still dropping

 

[Rie Bread]

Slowly buying on the way down. Trying to avoid a big buy while we're still dropping

That strategy didnt work so well for Cathy wood

 

[BigHornRam]

Not at the bottom yet.

Easy come, easy go.

 

[SD_Prairie_Goat]

That strategy didnt work so well for Cathy wood

So? Worked great for many others

 

[Treeshark]

That strategy didnt work so well for Cathy wood

Oof. Don’t remind me. Still sore from that one.

 

[Rie Bread]

So? Worked great for many others

Chasing a bottom is a terrible strategy.

But if you have the money in the side why not, especially if the company pays a dividend. Certainly companies out there I’d believe in their stock more than say the American dollar