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After looking at some of the more recent tech IPOs and their first earning report probably going to take a harder look at PLTR before Thursday.
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I posted their stuff back before it went public so you can search and find it here. Also here is a link. They dont make money right now and they need substantial growth in non-government customers for the non-government version of the software.
Palantir Technologies Inc. (PLTR) Income Statement - Yahoo Finance
Get the detailed quarterly/annual income statement for Palantir Technologies Inc. (PLTR). Find out the revenue, expenses and profit or loss over the last fiscal year.
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Or he’s just realistic. I mean, Pfizer specifically refused to take money from the government through operation warpspeed but that didn’t stop Trump from taking credit for this vaccine.
You’re a smart guy but sometimes your blind loyalty to Trump makes you say some stupid shit.
Why Pfizer’s ultra-cold COVID-19 vaccine will not be at the local pharmacy any time soon
(This November 9 story corrects to clarify in the 24th paragraph that the Association of Immunization Managers is not a lobbying group)www.reuters.com
If I cared enough I'd dig up the money that Pfizer was promised, I think 100 million? for functional vaccine.
Come to the politics thread homie.
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1.95 billion $$ for 100 million doses with an option for another 50 million doses.
US cuts $1.95 billion deal with Pfizer for 100 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine
Pfizer and BioNTech announced a $1.95 billion deal with the United States for pre-purchase of 100 million doses of an experimental vaccine candidate.
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Biden still isn’t wrong. Even the British PM came on live TV to quell the hopium stating Pfizer would have very limited doses by year end (earliest) and that’s to be distributed amongst front line doctors and nurses. I seem to recall the 50m number used and that’s absolute nothing for world wide distribution. (Plus 2 doses are needed per person according to Pfizer)
Spring / Summer 2021 is really hopeful for mass availability, especially considering it needs peer review, longer term safety data, FDA approval etc.
Spring / Summer 2021 is really hopeful for mass availability, especially considering it needs peer review, longer term safety data, FDA approval etc.
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To be fair, that's just placing an order to call dibs once doses are available. I guess it's nice that the money came from OWS, but some US agency would have ended up paying to reserve doses regardless. I'm not aware of Pfizer receiving any actual OWS support, and they are even using their own distribution chain.1.95 billion $$ for 100 million doses with an option for another 50 million doses.
US cuts $1.95 billion deal with Pfizer for 100 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine
Pfizer and BioNTech announced a $1.95 billion deal with the United States for pre-purchase of 100 million doses of an experimental vaccine candidate.www.usatoday.com
Regardless of politics, the Pfizer vaccine looks legit (with some caveats), but the truth is OWS had very little to do with the development of any of the candidates. The development was already in full swing before OWS was a concept since the COVID vaccine is such a prize for any vaccine developer, and OWS was more of a ceremonial way to plant a flag on the process. Besides the NIAID / Moderna marriage (which I think is mostly Fauci trying to establish his legacy) there doesn't seem to be a lot of direct government involvement in the process except that super early readouts are going to actually be used for an approval decision.
I see a lot of Panasonic and Thermo Fisher -80 freezers everywhere, but I don't know if they have a particular advantage when it comes to... keeping things cold. There is also a lot of inventory management software, sensor technology, and automation involved in the cold chain process. No idea what companies are involved there, however.
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As I said in previous post, im not going down the politics rabbit hole in this thread. The market is a forward looking creature. It doesn't need 100% of the globe's population inoculated to get economies back to normal. This isn't Ebola. It needs those in high risk categories protected. Concerts/nightclubs and all those other businesses that cater to 20-somethings dont need vaccines. We dont need 6 billion doses of this in the next 6 months. Just having a working vaccine is the critical component for the market. Shitting on a vaccine because its politically expedient is horseshit in my opinion.
Personally, I am going to take full advantage of this insanity. We got to see how much of a price gap exists due to the vaccine before it got pissed on. That is a playable advantage.
Personally, I am going to take full advantage of this insanity. We got to see how much of a price gap exists due to the vaccine before it got pissed on. That is a playable advantage.
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AMZN
EU Hits Amazon With Antitrust Charges and Opens New Probe on E-Commerce Practices -- Barrons.com
DOW JONES & COMPANY, INC. 8:11 AM ET 11/10/2020
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AMZN 3143.74up 0 (0%)
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The European Commission on Tuesday said it was bringing formal charges against Amazon(AMZN) for "illegally distorting competition" on the online retail market through its use of data on its platform's independent sellers. The watchdog separately started a second probe into the online retail giant's e-commerce practices.
Margrethe Vestager, the Commission vice president overseeing the EU's competition watchdog, said in a press conference that the accumulation of data from 800,000 vendors on more than a billion items fed directly into Amazon's(AMZN) algorithms and allowed the group to then focus on the bestselling items.
The decision comes after a nearly two-year formal probe on Amazon's(AMZN) "dual role" as a platform for third-party vendors and seller of its own goods. Vestager noted that Amazon(AMZN) had notably abused its dominant position in Germany and France, Europe's largest markets.
Vestager said Amazon(AMZN) was expected to respond to the European Union's decision in the coming weeks. In a release, published as she was speaking, the company said that it "disagreed with the preliminary assertions" of the Commission. The company "represents less than 1% of the global retail market, and there are larger retailers in every country in which [it operates]," it added.
The new probe launched by the Commission this week will focus on Amazon's(AMZN) "buy box" that pops up when customers are shopping on the internet, and its Prime subscription service. European authorities suspect Amazon(AMZN) of giving a preferred treatment on these two devices to the independent vendors that use its own logistics and delivery services, to the detriment of others.
EU Hits Amazon With Antitrust Charges and Opens New Probe on E-Commerce Practices -- Barrons.com
DOW JONES & COMPANY, INC. 8:11 AM ET 11/10/2020
Symbol Last Price Change
AMZN 3143.74up 0 (0%)
QUOTES AS OF 04:00:00 PM ET 11/09/2020
The European Commission on Tuesday said it was bringing formal charges against Amazon(AMZN) for "illegally distorting competition" on the online retail market through its use of data on its platform's independent sellers. The watchdog separately started a second probe into the online retail giant's e-commerce practices.
Margrethe Vestager, the Commission vice president overseeing the EU's competition watchdog, said in a press conference that the accumulation of data from 800,000 vendors on more than a billion items fed directly into Amazon's(AMZN) algorithms and allowed the group to then focus on the bestselling items.
The decision comes after a nearly two-year formal probe on Amazon's(AMZN) "dual role" as a platform for third-party vendors and seller of its own goods. Vestager noted that Amazon(AMZN) had notably abused its dominant position in Germany and France, Europe's largest markets.
Vestager said Amazon(AMZN) was expected to respond to the European Union's decision in the coming weeks. In a release, published as she was speaking, the company said that it "disagreed with the preliminary assertions" of the Commission. The company "represents less than 1% of the global retail market, and there are larger retailers in every country in which [it operates]," it added.
The new probe launched by the Commission this week will focus on Amazon's(AMZN) "buy box" that pops up when customers are shopping on the internet, and its Prime subscription service. European authorities suspect Amazon(AMZN) of giving a preferred treatment on these two devices to the independent vendors that use its own logistics and delivery services, to the detriment of others.
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DAL down 4% pre-market. Profit taking from the spike yesterday I am guessing. Just gotta keep it under $36
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PLTR back over $15 pre-market.
edit: and now down 4%
Now down 8%. The profit taking in full swing.
edit: and now down 4%
Now down 8%. The profit taking in full swing.
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One thing to consider with PLTR. It had more than 6% of the float sold short before this ramp up. Odds are a good chunk of the run up was the short squeeze. This is why a move back down closer to the price target high of $13 should be expected.
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ZM (Zoom) is being crushed. It is down over 200 per share in less than a month!
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