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fujiyamasan

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18. Yeah the PLTR valuation is difficult to justify
Sun Nov 2, 2025, 04:30 PM
Nov 2025

The bulls claim it’s going to be OS of AI, but Microsoft never had a PE like this, or a P/S of something like 138x

Nvidia’s PE is at 57 by contrast. Even with its recent bull run, Google is valued somewhat fairly.

Yes, this looks frothy, but it’s impossible to know the top, so while shorting it or buying puts is tempting, you’d be bleeding for a while until the bubble pops.

That’s why trying to time this market is pointless.

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No. . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Nov 2025 #1
I guess we will see...n/t angrychair Nov 2025 #2
We are in a risky phase. Bernardo de La Paz Nov 2025 #9
Generally Agree ProfessorGAC Nov 2025 #13
Dunno if 4000 or 2000 is where the bottom will be, but I expect a bear more than a correction Bernardo de La Paz Nov 2025 #14
We'll See, But... ProfessorGAC Nov 2025 #19
Is it the market or specific stocks that are overvalued? EdmondDantes_ Nov 2025 #15
It's the market, overall. Google & Meta not too bad at 28 and 29 respectively bc they are mature growth stocks Bernardo de La Paz Nov 2025 #16
Yeah the PLTR valuation is difficult to justify fujiyamasan Nov 2025 #18
Is FDIC still in effect? SheltieLover Nov 2025 #3
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Ty SheltieLover Nov 2025 #10
😁 Ritabert Nov 2025 #11
Your theory has lots of missing information Fiendish Thingy Nov 2025 #4
Think you misunderstood angrychair Nov 2025 #5
The lack of detail doesn't support the conclusions Fiendish Thingy Nov 2025 #7
Highly unlikely. anciano Nov 2025 #8
There is no such thing as "running out of money" because it is fiat currency. Bluetus Nov 2025 #12
Dollar different fr crypto bc industry & services are behind it. Nothing behind crypto except marked to the dollar. . nt Bernardo de La Paz Nov 2025 #17
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