MisterBlues schreef op 24 februari 2021 17:11:
Niet een aandeel om van dag tot dag te volgen. Ik neem even 2 weken pauze van dit forum. Ik heb er alle vertrouwen in.
Hier nog een stukje over het verkopen van insiders - gevonden op YF.
How much do investors really want to keep punishing this stock? Corporate insiders sell shares all the time. Over at Facebook, COO Sheryl Sandberg sells shares pretty much every month like clockwork. It's not as though the insiders at PLTR have sold off all of their shares: they sold a portion and kept a portion. And I'm sure they have share options as part of their compensation package and will be obtaining and selling more shares in the weeks, months, and years to come. But again: How much do we really want to keep punishing this stock? Do investors really believe that this is a $10 or $20 stock? If so, it never should have gone to $45, as it did in January, and it never should have run for 16 straight trading days from late January to mid February with closing prices above $30. Yesterday, for two minutes, investors thought PLTR was a $30 stock. Today, for 15 minutes, investors thought it was a $20 stock. Obviously, it can't be both, and it's unlikely to be either. PLTR is going to become a $50 stock, then an $80 stock, and then a $100 stock. Then, over time, it will become a $200 stock, a $300 stock, and so on. Basically, all it will take to become a solidly $50 stock is news of one or two new major clients, such as an Apple or a Facebook or a foreign government, and a Q1 earnings report that reflects net-positive earnings per share. All the signs are there that from now to the next earnings report, such developments are likely to materialize. By May, if not before, we should see PLTR trading solidly in the $40s and heading into the $50s.