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Benzinga
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Adrian Volenik

Investor Bought Palantir At $28 In 2021 And Sold Too Soon. Now He's Banging His Head Over The Lifechanging Gains He Missed

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In a recent Reddit post on r/stocks that got a lot of attention, one investor shared the painful story of selling Palantir (NYSE:PLTR), a software company that builds data platforms for government and commercial use, way too early. 

“I had bought PLTR back in 2021 at an average of $28/share,” the investor wrote. “In November, it flew all the way up and it was at $43/share. I doomscrolled on Reddit and researched as much as I could. The [price-to-earnings] ratio did not make sense at all.”

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