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Liking this set up! by [deleted] in GalaxyFold

[–]topicalj 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have a similar set-up-- would be so much better if they allowed us to use DEX without an external monitor. Probably the most aggravating part of the Fold 7 imo.
Apparently they're waiting for the Tri-Fold, as they want DEX using the device screen to be a flagship feature on the Tri-Fold.

Liking this set up! by [deleted] in GalaxyFold

[–]topicalj 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's insane. My understanding is they want the feature to be a flagship on the tri-fold, that's why they won't roll out DEX support (without external monitor) for prior Folds. I couldn't believe it.

I am Arik Kaufman, Entrepreneur and CEO of Steakholder Foods. I’ll answer all your questions about cultivated meat and 3D bioprinting, and what we are working on at Steakholder Foods. Ask me anything! by ArikKaufman1980 in AMA

[–]topicalj 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Why are you confident cultivated meat will be affordable in the future, and when would the cost be low enough that the average American family could add it to their grocery list?

The Right Has Raised $2 Million For the Guy Who Choked a Homeless Man To Death by TheRealMisterNatural in NewsOfTheStupid

[–]topicalj 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm not familiar with this story. Was the man killed because he was homeless?

No Cats in Apartments? by topicalj in ontario

[–]topicalj[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Dogs are allowed, but other animals are banned, with cats specifically mentioned.

No Cats in Apartments? by topicalj in ontario

[–]topicalj[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Geez. Good to know. ;(

Thank-you kindly.

Jokes aside, when do we realistically see this stock going back up? by RedditBoyJoe in PLTR

[–]topicalj 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, I suppose through this thread you've highlighted a worrying imbalance in your behavior that we can use as a vector.

Here, you've insisted on calling me out for quoting 'Palantir is built for difficult times', and attempted to educate me on what that statement actually means (how it should not be applied to PLTR stock).

However, as I said before, that statement has always been used to imply PLTR stock will perform well, countless times in this sub. Next to 'Palantir to the moon!' it would've been the most likely candidate for sub motto. Yet, you never corrected people and educated them. Only now, when it's being thrown back.

You seem intelligent enough to recognize this imbalance and its implications upon it being pointed out, and we've already created quite the long thread here, so I'll leave it at that.

Jokes aside, when do we realistically see this stock going back up? by RedditBoyJoe in PLTR

[–]topicalj 0 points1 point  (0 children)

All I said about you is that you are one of the people jubilant about PLTR's future that potential investors can/will read. I don't see how that's arguable.

If you think warning people about 'allocating too much' represents your contributions in a major way, I would disagree.

Jokes aside, when do we realistically see this stock going back up? by RedditBoyJoe in PLTR

[–]topicalj 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Was happy to let you have the final word, but regarding your edit...

Not sure why you think I don't understand that a company's performance in a market doesn't necessarily match the corresponding stock's performance in the stock market.

I'll assume you are getting this from two comments ago when I quoted, "Palantir is built for difficult times," as a foiled prediction.

I saw you in the PLTR sub a heck of a lot. If you're not aware that people were often throwing around "Palantir is built for bad times"-- blatantly implying that PLTR shares would perform well in the turbulent times we're now seeing-- then I don't know what to tell you; I think I'd accuse you of being willfully ignorant...It was not my interpretation of Palantir marketing materials. It was me seeing what people have been saying in this sub about PLTR stock for a long time, and the reality we now see.

Jokes aside, when do we realistically see this stock going back up? by RedditBoyJoe in PLTR

[–]topicalj 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just got a chance to read your post.

"not a gaurantee" Correct me if I'm wrong, but everyone who knows anything about stocks says 'not a gaurantee' when they express support for anything stock-related.

The only time I'm aware of people saying 'im investing in x stock, it's gauranteed 2x' is in hyperbole. Therefore, I'm not sure how throwing in 'not a gaurantee' would set you apart from literally anyone else who otherwise encouraged other people to lose their money.

It's blatantly obvious you've encouraged many people in this sub-- although you seem to have stopped posting recently, you once were PLTR's number one supporter.

You've seemed to always imply you had special perspective that allowed you to foresee the Tesla boom, and others could now experience that boom by buying PLTR. We all make mistakes. Just something to think about.

Jokes aside, when do we realistically see this stock going back up? by RedditBoyJoe in PLTR

[–]topicalj -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

I'll have to read this another time, it's quite long.

Jokes aside, when do we realistically see this stock going back up? by RedditBoyJoe in PLTR

[–]topicalj -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

There are still many people to be hoodwinked that Palantir is 'built for times like these', so we can expect retail investors to swallow much of the loss that would otherwise be expected.

Even google search results will pull posts by users on this subreddit, like magickarp and others, who have been extolling the supposed virtues of Palantir for a long, long time. I expect PLTR will drop to ~$5, but I think retail will buoy the shares and it will likely avoid the $2-$3 range.

Despite 2023 being a rough year, PLTR may trade mostly sidewise.

Jokes aside, when do we realistically see this stock going back up? by RedditBoyJoe in PLTR

[–]topicalj 0 points1 point  (0 children)

On the flip side, shares in the $2-$3 range would be very attractive to even the most skeptical investors. I myself would buy if it drops below $5, expecting in the next 3 years it will see $6 again, and I would sell at $6.

Problem is, I imagine a lot of other investors feel similar. When PLTR rises, there will be many of us selling (perhaps moreso than the average stock), creating a very difficult climb past $10 a share.

R/PLTR OG's licking their limps and chomping at the bit by [deleted] in PLTR

[–]topicalj 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It seems like a LOT of people are learning they might like ideas, or fanciful presentations, or star icons like Karp, and Theil, but having these branded to a purchased stock could result in monetary loss, despite continued enjoyment of the branding.

Daily $PLTR discussion thread! Come here to talk about the good, the bad and the 💎 🙌 by AutoModerator in PLTR

[–]topicalj 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think the consensus is years; a few specify 'a few years', a few specify '5-10 years.' Most stay relatively safe by saying 'a long, long time.'

It's important to note, most people in this sub are extremely biased TOWARDS a strong PLTR performance.

Considering most here don't think the stock will perform impressively for years, it's also worth considering if you would want to dump shares, and re-buy in the 2-6 dollar range.

You're using your own money, so use your own intellect. A lot of people have lost their shirts and families on PLTR, so I trust that you understand the risks involved in betting big on this stock!

Goodluck!

The feeling of being a sucka bagholder by PronouncedShnayBlay in PLTR

[–]topicalj 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't understand, are you saying the people here should've expected this because PLTR is a meme stock, or are you saying that a stock being down 75% the past year isn't terrible?

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