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Palantir triple beat and record rule of 40 of 158%
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Palantir triple beat and record rule of 40 of 158%

PALANTIR NOW MAKES MORE MONEY FROM U.S. COMPANIES THAN FROM THE U.S. GOVERNMENT, FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER U.S. commercial revenue hit $984 million in Q3, up 148% from a year ago. U.S. government revenue was $953 million, up 96%. A year ago it was the other way around: $397 million from U.S. companies versus $486 million from the government. Palantir now expects more than $3.559 billion in U.S. commercial revenue this year, growth of at least 143%.

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3k-80k today using SPX ODTE's
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3k-80k today using SPX ODTE's

Still down on my All-Time RH graph, but at least i I'm up for the year. Threw in another 2 9k instant deposit this morning because of the volatility from last week. This time it actually worked out My account was at 30k during my smoke break, sold the calls I bought for a loss, instant swapped to puts and turned it to \~60k. Lost some money again, then threw in $18k for a $38k profit from the last min SPX dump. Gonna take some money to pay off some CC debt, but I'll still play with \~60k. If

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Wished a German colleague happy birthday a day early and found out that’s bad luck here

My German colleague’s birthday was on Friday. On Thursday, a day early, I tried out the “Alles Gute zum Geburtstag!” I’d practised all morning with Praktika, and he took a step back like I’d cursed him. “Nicht vorher! Das bringt Unglück.” Congratulating someone before the day is a real superstition here. He told me late is fine and taught me “nachträglich” for belated wishes. On Friday after work he paid for everyone’s drinks. My British coworker tried to buy him one, the way you would in the U

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