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Q: Knowing someone who works for Palantir I bought in at about 12$ in 2020. I am now seriously contemplating selling those shares for only one reason. The P/E is off the charts. I understand that there is a cult following around Alex Karp and Peter Thiel. However, does it make sense to own a company whose earnings per share are so far away from the cost of a share and where this difference only seems to increase over time.
Read Answer Asked by Neil on November 28, 2025
Q: Would you consider doing a deeper dive/special report on Tesla? Obviously a US company but what an interesting situation. Shareholders are always craving for managements interest to be aligned with shareholders. Seems like a 7x over 10 years is as good as it gets. I'm not clear on what the various hurdles are along the way and how his pay is reflected, or what happens if he only achieves 80% of his goals? Or can you direct me to where a full explanation(simplified) has already been done?
Read Answer Asked by Steve on November 17, 2025
Q: I've been amused by the latest Tesla news in regard to the new pay for musk. Correct me if I'm wrong but the latest earnings for Tesla is around a 100 billion dollars. If the pay for musk goes into effect that would leave Tesla in a deficit of approximately 900 billion dollars. Now I know there is more to this than meets the eye, so could you please explain how Tesla intends to square this circle.
Read Answer Asked by steven on November 12, 2025
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