Time for me to top up would be around $22.
Closed @ 24.45. Called it 
No longer forecast to breakeven
The 10 analysts covering Palantir Technologies no longer expect the company to break even during the foreseeable future.
- The company was expected to make a profit of US$50.3m in 2022.
- New consensus forecast suggests the company will make a loss of US$102.2m in 2022.
~ SimplyWallSt.
Just means we get a discount on the share price for longer 
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So they juiced the books by investing in SPACâs who will in return use their services and theyâll still blow over $100m in losses?
Given the swing from +$50m to -$100m it not unreasonable to assume this is still loss making in 2024 - itâll be old enough to legally drink in the US and drowns itâs own sorrows.
When the book is written on the post Covid stock market crash there will be a chapter on Palantir - I doubt itâll make for fun reading.
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Analysts seem to change their mind like the weather. Visionary or trying to talk the price down?
A more positive article on Palantir via SimplyWallSt:
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I own both so thatâs either super-good or super-bad.
Super-interesting either way 
Interesting move into gold bullion
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An interesting discussion. Mention of Palantir is towards the end of the video.
Oops!
Just hope theyâve bothered to apply Least Privilege access to all that gold.
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Plus Faraday FutureâŚ
Am I the only one who is concerned that a data company is now turning its self into some kind of a SPAC investment vehicle?
Wouldnât they be better to focus on the core business?
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Iâm more concerned at what the possible âBlack Swanâ event might be that these investments and gold are meant to be a hedge against.
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Nope. It looks extremely random.
Seems like they donât know how to grow anymore and their IRR is getting low.
SPACs are not a hedge against anything. Theyâre literally cash + management costs.
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oh dear god they gave money to babylon
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Some of those companies due to taken over by the SPACâs have signed multi-year contracts for Palantirâs services, I would imagine they all have to some extent.
Potential to extend in future contracts with these companies once those contracts expire (since it takes time and resources to build such services in-house) and at the same time take advantage of any future growth in the companies as well.
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