max mars bankruptcy has nothing to do with charts, you should check the fundamentals (which look good to me, it's been profitable for many years and it's predicted to be profitable in the future, also cash flow and the return on investment look good) + why would the company buyback it's own shares unless they consider themselves to be undervalued?max mars bankruptcy has nothing to do with charts, you should check the fundamentals (which look good to me, it's been profitable for many years and it's predicted to be profitable in the future, also cash flow and the return on investment look good) + why would the company buyback it's own shares unless they consider themselves to be undervalued?
What makes you think that Europe will stop spending in re-arming if the war in Ukraine ends? The process take years and the threat level remains even after a peace deal. I'm positive that RHM weapon systems and ammunition will be on very high demand for many years, they are building factories in multiple states. I'm sure Poland would happily buy everything RHM has to offer.
I'm not sure everyone knows what to expect when a company trading at that high P/E ratio goes through a few days of 30-40 VIX. I think both high VIX in the next few weeks (or months at most) and PLTR price under 100 are realistic expectations.
The difference comes from taxes, or at least that's what the balance sheet for 2025 Q3 earnings show, a +245 mil from taxes. The assets vs liabilities are still looking good and improving Q after Q even without that tax related income (pre-tax income).
Just curious, you do realize that Duolingo operates on a very small amount of employees since it was created. They had like 500 in 2021 and gradually increased every year to over 800. How did you get to the conclusion that DUOL got their Q3 earnings so high by mistreating their employees? Is your statement based on facts?
My friend, is there any fact in what you're implying or just throwing words? Did you actually check how many employees Duolingo had since 2021? It's a company that runs on very little staff, it had like 500 employees in 2021 and it gradually increased every year to over 800 in 2024. I doubt that for a company this big, it got it's Q3 earnings so high by cutting wages or firing employees when it only has around 800 of them in total. Did you contact any of their employees, or what is your statement based on?
Duolingo is interactive and fun + it monitors your progress and figures out the next steps and adapts in real time so that you can progress. I don't see OpenAI bots doing that better over night.
If you wonder what the excuse is for the sharp price drop, it's because some major banks didn't like the DUOL management announcing a low Q4 earnings forecast as the company is currently focusing on improving the quality of it's product (which will benefit long term). Some analysts and banks lowered the price target a lot because of that, they take it as a slowdown in growth, but a 30% drop just for that... it's crazy. I'm personally using the app and I love it. I consider that there are a lot of emerging countries all over the world that will discover this app so I consider it has huge potential.
Nov 06, 2025 5:33AM ET
It seems that greed has no limits for some people.
Nov 04, 2025 2:16PM ET
Record revenue is not enough when it's P/E ratio is an even higher record
You can still make a profit by exploiting momentum, buying and selling high Beta stocks using a small percentage of your portfolio and building up cash that you can then use to buy stocks that you intended to hold for a couple of years when VIX goes up sharply above 30.
Strong fundamentals+ decent P/E ratio in an important sector. I don't see the bubble, just a solid good momentum backed up by numbers.
Nov 02, 2025 12:50PM ET
Just curious, did someone check PLTR P/E before labeling it as 1 stock to buy. I think it's current P/E ratio is like 666, that's an instant "no go" for me at least, unless earnings are starting to show like two digit times (not percentages) Q after Q, year after year for the next few years.