u/PhuckCorporate

▲ 55 r/PLTR

The weakest earnings since the start of our run in 2024. Today we posted explosive earnings with insane growth so that cannot be the issue at all.

It is very unrealistic to maintain this growth for another 5 years but very much possible to sustain large growth but the 100% YoY for government and commercial will come to and end next year which was the biggest factor in the returns we have witnessed.

I made a post last week talking about software being dead. AGAIN, for people that will be in the comments I am not promoting software being dead but at what point do you come to this realization from the volume being completely sucked out of software and going into infra for AI; with hardware of course, energy and now memory.

If anyone has a legit argument for software to remain a staple moving forward would love to hear it. Because the numbers show otherwise here.

u/PhuckCorporate — 9 days ago
▲ 24 r/PLTR

I usually can explain price movements pretty well but stuck here, 100% thought we would move with the market.

Does anyone think this is software related? Many investors are starting to think all software is dead.

Something I had trouble understanding by them saying teams can build stuff in house using AI or whatever and makes it cheaper.

To me that brings on more of a headache and investment as opposed to grab whats already working and available im not sure.

Or has PLTR finally turned into a complete defense sector stock and nothing more than that. Their tech has the ability to help scale and make any industry more efficient.

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u/PhuckCorporate — 13 days ago