$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ As an inflection investor, my strategy revolves around making difficult, often contrarian, decisions at key moments of change in a company's narrative.
I make moves when others are either overly enthusiastic or too pessimistic, always seeking value where it is hidden.
Palantir has been an exciting journey, but the fact that PLTR's CEO, Alex Karp, sold 10% of his stake should raise questions from its shareholders.
While some might view this sale as insignificant, it signals to me that even the captain may not be fully confident in the ship's future course. Combined with the high valuation and the uncertainties ahead, this diminishes the investment’s appeal.
In investing, it's important to know when to hold 'em and when to fold 'em—and right now, the odds for Palantir just aren’t stacked in my favor. In short, I’d rather be ahead of the curve than left behind on a sinking ship!
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