If PLTR was a standard IPO we would be paying like $30 a share for this shit as all the "special investors" got their shit at $7.25 and sold it at the open for 30$
I made my first orde rpre- open and then tweaked the price like 4 or 5 times over the morning.They had to have queue'd the orders, I had mine at 10 but I didn't submit it till right as it opened. Like immediately and missed it.
162 million shares traded in under an hour. Christ.Already traded 130 million shares. WTF?
Can you show your order fill at 10? Almost no shares traded at 10
Like 1.5 trillion apart.Very big volume bar on markets.
MCConnell saying still far apart
Looks like you will get your chance to fill at $10 shortly. The Robinhooders have cut bait.They had to have queue'd the orders, I had mine at 10 but I didn't submit it till right as it opened. Like immediately and missed it.
...edit was dumb of me not to have the order placed prior to open. Looks like they handled all the orders prior to open at 10 as one block, a giant 58M share block
Not really. PLTR has been rewarding employees with stock instead of high salaries. its pretty standard with start-ups. This is their chance to finally convert those shares and make some money for the years they have been there.Wait, I'm new to this and all, but if the insiders were all trying to dump shares on opening, that doesn't project confidence in their product?
I'm no expert, but, if you work for a private company and are given equity. When you CAN sell you're likely to do so with at least some to diversify. I guess it being good/bad depends on just how much the insiders try to sell?Wait, I'm new to this and all, but if the insiders were all trying to dump shares on opening, that doesn't project confidence in their product?