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After four years, I had over $90 there.
I suspect Palantir is a similar situation.
Ukraine has done wonders for it.
War in Ukraine has been going on for 3 years. This is not a coincidence.
That said, Palantir is way overbought. I'm holding what remains now and I ain't buying more.
Loads of other opportunities elsewhere.
Hopefully we get a sequel to liberation day. Wouldn't mind to get back into micron and make the same gains again haha.
Honestly feels like there's no more multi banger 3000% companies left. Everything is either done or gets absorbed into the mega companies during the early stages. My inverting horizon is 15 - 20 years, I'm not the kind of person who wants to jump in and out of a company for a few months or years.
But it's so hard to find "the next" company. I'll be honest there's only like two dozen companies in the top 100 that I'd even heard about 15 years ago.
It just seems like one day out of nowhere you see or hear a company mentioned and you're like "I've never heard of that company before let me check them out" and it's like wtf they have a $100b market cap, have existed for 20 years and have gone up 5,000% in the last 15 years.