Boiler Room: The Official Stock Market Discussion

[KING WILL]

If they show good growth on earnings I'm in for 5,000 shares...

Hoping to cop under $20 a share but that doesn't seem likely with this new run...

Probably looking at about $23 a share...

Sounds good. 5000 shares long term gonna create some nice change.


And they announced another partnership today. Their program Apollo is starting to bring in some deals.

 

[Serious]

Biden’s America folks

4 more years

 

[JetFueledThoughts]

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[Mirin4rmfar]

Eating off my quantum stocks already..Rigetti Computing was a pure yolo play on 200 shares..up 48 percent. Also copped shares of Pagaya up 25 percent. Saw someone in mentioned it in the comments that sofi should have brought them.

 

[Mirin4rmfar]

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We have been deprived for two years .

 

[Regular_P]

Their leadership team is a bunch of morons and dinosaurs with no vision whatsoever.

That's most companies, tbh.

 

[Controversy]

$RKLB

We fly high, no lie, you know this

 

[KING WILL]

Palantir will be everywhere in 2-3 years.





It's like one of the very 1st videos that got me into Plantir said:

Companies will either adapt Palantirs Technology, or get left behind.

 

[KING WILL]

Good read on the capabilities of Palantir. And this is from 7 years ago.

Can Data-Crunching Palantir Find Missing Children and Catch Traffickers?

Data-analytics giant Palantir has a growing 'philanthropy engineering' arm that focuses on humanitarian projects.

www.google.com

 

[KING WILL]

 

[OsO]

Hey question for yall.

For the past few years I've been putting about $500/month into index funds for the S&P 500. Returns have been good, no complaints.

I'm thinking of switching up my strategy and putting that $500 into individual companies monthly. So Apple, Microsoft, Google, Meta, maybe a couple of military or medical companies (Eli Lilly, Boeing, Lockheed) etc.

I want to see if the returns will be more profitable investing in these individual companies as opposed to investing in the entire S&P 500.

Any thoughts?

 

[KING WILL]

Hey question for yall.

For the past few years I've been putting about $500/month into index funds for the S&P 500. Returns have been good, no complaints.

I'm thinking of switching up my strategy and putting that $500 into individual companies monthly. So Apple, Microsoft, Google, Meta, maybe a couple of military or medical companies (Eli Lilly, Boeing, Lockheed) etc.

I want to see if the returns will be more profitable investing in these individual companies as opposed to investing in the entire S&P 500.

Any thoughts?

Go for it. Seems like you already have a solid base/position in index funds.

Or even split the $500. $200 to the SP, $300 to your stock picks.

Now that you have me thinking. Check out Slices from Charles Schwab. You can basically create your own ETF's.

 

[OsO]

Now that you have me thinking. Check out Slices from Charles Schwab. You can basically create your own ETF's.

Please tell me more

 

[KING WILL]

Please tell me more

I thought it was an interesting idea when I 1st read about it. But I never actually used it myself. I don't have an account with Charles S. either. But here's a link.

Schwab Slices Review: Are Stock Slices Worth It?

This Schwab Slices review covers the key features and services offered by the platform, including its investment options, fees, and customer support.

www.wallstreetzen.com

 

[KING WILL]

Guy does a good job of explaining one of Palantirs newer verticals.




1st 3 mins. After that he kind of goes over the value proposition of Palantirs Fedstart program.