$PLTR $TSLA $NVDA Top 3 holdings. Real Estate Owner/Investor. Constellation Energy Employee and investor $CEG. Tesla/Nvidia since 2018 Palantir since $7
$HIMS STANDS TO GET A BIG CHUNK OF $2.2 BILLION PEPTIDES MARKET -BARRON'S
ACCORDING TO LEERINK, $HIMS COULD TAKE 20% OF THE MARKET ($440 MILLION) 🤯
Interestingly, Leerinks expects 2027 peptides sales to be lower than 2026 sales with health providers taking "a more narrow approach to prescribing"
Elon Musk's companies employ roughly 170,000 people.
AOC drove Amazon out of New York, killing 40,000 jobs.
One creates. The other destroys.
They are not the same.
Why do all the Liberal @TheDemocrats say the same damn thing! @SenWarren@BernieSanders and this alike ALL same the same shit but have yet to change the tax advantages that the rich have even though they’ve been in office for 30+ years. They’re all idiots
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The biggest concern around Palantir over the past 2 years has been its valuation.
That concern should not be that relevant anymore.
If we are looking at other companies in Software, $SNOW and $CRWD are trading at HIGHER multiples on a NTM EV/EBITDA yet they are growing 2x LESS than Palantir and at 2x WORSE margins, as shown in the chart below by Arny.
You want to know what’s even worse?
The TTM GAAP profits for all 3:
Palantir did $2.28B in GAAP net income, actual profit coming down to the bottom line.
Snowflake LOST $1.33B and Crowdstrike LOST $162M!
$SNOW and $CRWD can’t produce a GAAP profit, have significantly worse margins and have significantly less growth but are getting a HIGHER multiple.
This is not to say that Snowflake or Crowdstrike are overvalued or don’t deserve the premium they are getting, but it is to say there is a massive valuation disconnect and anyone screaming that Palantir is expensive cannot make that argument relative to every other company in SaaS.
Better margins, faster growth, profitable…and basically guided to 100% topline growth next year.
This is obvious.
If the market is willing to continue giving these premiums to software companies as the “AI destroying software” narrative goes away, Palantir should continue to gain momentum.