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Choosing between $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ and $Salesforce.com(CRM)$ is akin to deciding between a thrilling roller coaster ride and a scenic train journey. Both have their allure, but the experience—and investment outcomes—can be vastly different. Let's delve into the financials and see which stock might be the wiser choice. Harnessing the power of data: Essential for modern business and government operations Revenue: The Financial Giants First, let's address the revenue. Salesforce is a titan in the software industry, flaunting impressive revenue numbers. In their fiscal Q1 2024, Salesforce generated a whopping $9.13 billion, up 11% year-over-year (Y/Y). This includes Subscription & Support

🟩 In this insightful video, Iggy the Investing Iguana delves into the exciting world of offshore and marine (O&M) stocks, specifically focusing on the impressive performance of Seatrium and Yangzijiang Shipbuilding. These companies have been making waves with their massive contract wins, and Iggy breaks down the details in an easy-to-understand manner. $Seatrium Ltd(5E2.SI)$ $YZJ Shipbldg SGD(BS6.SI)$ Seatrium, a global engineering solutions provider, has secured a staggering $11.4 billion in new orders year-to-date, exceeding analysts' expectations. Iggy explores Seatrium's net order book of $25.8 billion for the first quarter of 2024, with deliveries scheduled until 2030, providing a steady str

$(AMD)$   Ever since I got assigned the underlying shares of AMD from a cash-secured put option in the third week of April, I have been selling covered call options, ready to have the shares called away as part of my Wheel Strategy with this stock lot. Over the past few weeks, I’ve sold several weekly call options (typically 5-12 days). While two of these options expired worthless, I chose to buy-to-close the rest. The implied volatility (IV) on AMD has been higher over the past six weeks, causing significant price movements. This volatility often made the options profitable within just 2-3 days, providing good opportunities to close them out, take profits, and wait for new opportunities to resell options when t

We may have seen this roaring kitty post on X this morning, this is a reverse Uno card. So what does this mean? In a game of UNO, the Reverse card reverses the direction of play and turn order. As a meme in pop culture, an UNO Reverse card acts as the ultimate comeback that flips the script on someone and is used similarly to the phrase “no u” (which is a rearrangement of the letters of "uno"). So are we expecting a comeback on the meme stock? So just wondering which stocks would it be? Are we ready for another roller coaster? GameStop - Can It Hit $60 Once Again? If you have been following roaring kitty, you would have seen his update on his GME holdings, he has more than $200 million of GameStop of which 5 million shares is price at $23.14, and an option call on GME expiring on 21 June