A lot has happened since my last post. Can't bump previous thread.

Guidance updated to 50% YOY. Lots of contracts. Still high on government contracts, but that's mostly because of the bump from Covid tracking, not because they've decreased their private business.



Stock compension is going to become a hot topic in 2022. They had something like 2.09 billion shares outstanding in total, with around 50% of those being in the form of options to staff. With almost all of those options contracts coming to term by the end of the year share dilution is going to become a major factor in how quickly the share price grows.

so should i sell my shares before the dilution? or hodl

Current dilution was built in at offering.

It will depend on how much they use stock based compensation from 2022 onward

fatty has a lot of interests for many subjects except the one he would really need : sport, running, taking the fresh air.

nvm, he must be on his way for his 6th dose lmao

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If youre holding shares of PLTR the answer is always hold and if the price goes down, buy. PLTR is a steady gainer and will be for the next 5 years. A forever stock. I wouldnt worry about short term price action unless youre messing with options

I didn't Kris my shares by about 10% by messing with options

you recently got 10% too

also

double jabbed fatties dying at higher rates than unvaxx'ed people in england
sourced article
https://lecourrierdesstrateges.fr/2021/10/25/quand-les-doubles-vaccines-meurent-plus-que-les-non-vaccines/?fbclid=IwAR0uodjOMjXEiIl21sZalzwiri1dgIzmlMvtI8J7XOyg_YsSqGx6OiKhC6s

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lmao

Ya same thing at my hospital here in usa.

Something like 2/3 covid deaths are double vax compared to 1/3 nonvaxxed . But the double vaxxed ones dying are fat as hell and somehow didn’t die during the first wave. The nonvaxxed that die seem to appear more healthy appearing this time around

PLTR breaking out above $25 this morning. Let's hope it stays up