Hey guys, it's sasha palantiya share price has collapsed by 23 in the last two weeks from closing at 26.71 on monday, the 8th of november to trading at 20 55 cents in the pre-market, as i'm recording this video and the big question on everyone's mind, is how Low is palantir going to go. Why is palantir crashing so hard? Will the share price drop below 20 and fall even lower than the big dip in may, and i am here to answer these questions, but perhaps not in the way that you might think. Hopefully this is going to be a little bit more helpful because here's - the thing you just clicked on this video, so there is three possible reasons why you might have done that. The first reason is that you are an investor and you either hold palantir shares or you do not, but you are interested enough to find out what i have to say about the price trajectory.

The second reason is that you might be a trader, and you want to collect as much information as possible to make your moves in the trading world and collect some of those sweet returns on the swings. And the third reason is that you're, neither but you just enjoy watching a random guy on youtube, talk about a random company that you seemingly have no interest in for no apparent reason, and if you're in that last camp i salute you, please enjoy the entertainment. That is about to unfold, but if you are not, let me fill you in on something really important that you really do need to know. If you are an investor in a pre-profit high growth stock, somewhat of an early stage, relatively speaking, like palantir, you should find better hobbies than watching the daily fluctuations in the share price.

I presume that if you are an investor, you have already done some homework and balance here. You already know what the company does the metrics and maybe some of the other, similar stocks as well, and you understand that the company won't magically become profitable in the next quarterly update after you buy the shares and won't immediately head to the moon. As a result, you also probably understand that the high level numbers will continue to not impress analysts, whose in-depth analysis can straight to 60 seconds of looking at. Does the company make money yet and you'll probably also expect that a company that may be years from breaking even is still in the low revenue stage? Maybe high cost position will yo-yo on its share price like no tomorrow? These are all pretty much a given.

So if you are an investor in that sort of position, what are you even doing clicking on this video? I mean seriously, you already know the answer as a reminder. The question is, why is palantir crashing and how low will the share price go and in case you don't know the answer, i'm going to give it to you, it's simple: it doesn't matter. Let's say you don't watch this video, but you go and click on some other video, where a guy sitting in front of a camera in a slightly different room and maybe with a different accent, tells you that it will drop to 19. What exactly are you going to do with that information? Are you going to sell out of your long-term position that you apparently think you hold, because there is a huge potential upside and you're planning to hold for a couple of years? Will you sit there on the sidelines after you sell out and potentially completely miss the massive rebound after you've already pocketed the 23 drop, or are you going to try and time the market despite being a long-term investor and knowing that the most likely outcome is taking A loss, and maybe you're gon na, go and try to buy it right at the bottom.

Is that what you're planning to do as a counter argument? Yes, you absolutely should stay on top of all news related to the company that you are investing into, especially if it's a big position. You absolutely should know what is happening. It is diligent and the correct thing to do so. I'm not saying otherwise, but you've seen the stock continue falling for the last two weeks, and you know that it started after they had a car crash quarterly update where the numbers were great.

The numbers and the data were spectacular - maybe not quite as good as in the previous quarter of the quarter before, but they were still pretty good right that sounded like you know that that whole pitch, that they did that sounded like a particularly bad used. Car salesman. Didn't do the many favors and if i told you that it was going to drop down to 20 or nineteen dollars, eighteen dollars, ten dollars, maybe one dollar are you going to go and trust me to try and wait and time at the point of which you Buy because somebody told you so because here is a hot tip, you shouldn't trust a random guy on youtube for your investing strategy, especially for something really important like entering or exiting your positions. So if you are an investor and you're watching this video ask yourself a question: why are you even doing it if you don't plan to sell or time you're buying in for the right price? Why are you even here today, palancy is crashing tomorrow, might start going up? Why does that even matter has the fundamental reason why your investing changed? Has your thesis on the long term optics changed, has your projection on the company's p, l or anything else that you've built in your model changed at all.

The answer is probably not, and definitely not based on anything that i'm going to say in this video. Your time horizon on this sort of stock is presumably measured in years, so find better things to focus on than daily fluctuations and for the rest of you. If you're a trader, then here is a different top tip for you. Don't waste your time listening to random guys on youtube spouting complete rubbish because they drew some lines on a chart.

If you are really a serious trader, i presume you wouldn't give that nonsense the time of day anyway, i always do get amused when people learn a few terms like you know, drawing a wedge pattern or a head and shoulders or something like that, and then they Draw random arbitrary lines for no reason other than it kind of looks like a shape. You know and it fits two or three points and they think there's some kind of smart. Because look, i drew a line and i took the bottom point here and join it with the bottom point. There that's a support trend, or some other thing like that.

But if you are not a serious trader, just just do me a favor stop listening to all of this rubbish. Investing has its risks. It's you know. That is, something is really important, but trading is a whole different level and, as someone who has actually played that game professionally, i can tell you now that the likelihood of you making good money as a retail trader in the long term is pretty low.

It's pretty bad and it has almost nothing to do with how smart you are no matter how many trading channels on youtube tell you the opposite. While you know trying to sell you a 3 000 course on trading, the truth doesn't change and the truth most definitely won't change. If you listen to a schmuck like me telling you what my opinion is on the daily fluctuations on youtube, that should not play into a decision on whether you should do a particular trade or close a trade one iota. Even if you do want to give the trading game a go, if you are investing in an early stage company, you know a company that has never turned an actual profit or a company that hasn't ever sold a product or a company that has operating costs.

That are way higher than their current revenue or a company that is dishing out options right, left and center to attract talent. They don't have cash to pay for then, even if your thesis is right, even if that company goes on to do phenomenally well in the long run. One thing you will be sure of is that the path to that long-term win is going to be really bumpy and you need to be prepared for it. You're going to have massive price crashes that seemingly come out of absolutely nowhere.

You'll have an early run to a peak that will be way ahead of its time and straight after the peak, there will be another crash and there's going to be a lot of panic selling a huge amount of swing trading, a lot of negative media attention, because That's how these games play out, but the key is knowing what is going to happen in advance. If you notice that one of your big stocks suddenly drops in price go and by all means scan for news, make a quick assessment if there's anything urgent, anything important going on anything, you really need to know. Google and twitter are the two places i go and get a very fast scan that usually satisfies almost every single time 95 of the time. The answer is that nothing is happening because that's how the stock market goes and, if that's the conclusion that you come to after doing your scan, stop worrying about it.

Stop wasting your time park your concerns out of sight and go and focus on something productive. Go make yourself a cup of coffee. You know cup of tea, maybe go and wait for that to happen, go and make it then go and smash like button for the youtube algorithm and then go and click on the video of cats doing funny things. Instead, you.