When I get sad and demoralized (which is fairly frequently), I think about getting in a car and just driving north until the road ends. Apparently, this is how far paved roads will take you.
Peter Thiel's advice to young people:
"My bias was that education was a substitute for thinking about your future. What are you going to do with your future? I don't know. I'll get an undergraduate degree. What are you going to do once you have that? I don't know. I'll get a graduate degree ... And so when we think of our lives as just adding these line items on a resume, I think that's actually not the best way to go about it."
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After earnings, Palantir will likely be sitting on over $10B in cash.
Some criticize this growing cash pile as a wasted opportunity.
My dream vision is that Palantir will continue to collect interest on that cash pile and when the inevitable market crash eventually comes (who knows when that will be - but it will happen one day), they will be in a position to buy out smaller companies for cheap, supercharge them with AIP, and grow their portfolio over time.
Palantir was founded by genius investors. It’s in the DNA of the company. Thiel needs no introduction. Before Palantir, Karp had a successful run as an investor with his firm, Caedmon Group.
I know the company dabbled with SPACs a while back and it didn’t go well, but that doesn’t change my view that Thiel & Karp would make great investments with Palantir’s cash.