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$PLTR - the D-day is approaching

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NYSE:PLTR   Palantir Technologies Inc.
A lot of bets were made towards the earnings day, which in its turn is linked to lock-up expiration period (3 days after the earnings).
The D-day is about to play out next week, which will also "coincide" with Feb option expiration.

After short & gamma squeeze drama with BANG stocks ($BB, $AMC, $NOK, $GME) earlier in the year, the frenetic market activity swiped through many strongly shorted stocks. This resulted for some of them, like PLTR, to break-out from long consolidation streak to new higher levels. I mentioned at that stage (see linked chart) that clearly there's new bull pennant is being formed with more or less clear fib-levels.

Let's see further, how next week will trade. Something (namely fundamentals) tells me that the dip (forced by lock-up period expiration) will be bought out and $31 - an important level to watch. It may go below slightly to gobble up stop-losses of more cautious positions (or those bought at highs of end-Jan break-out). However, my bet is that it will break-out with another bull flag formation capped at 1.618 fib-level ($49-50) and $42 as new support.

Nobody knows the future, this all could be wishful thinking.
Yet, my rationale is that to justify anything above $50 price level and closer to $100 bln valuation (i.e. $60 price level), Palantir should demonstrate the winning streak of earnings (or at least new large corporate contracts; as we know already that they can do well with government ones).

Your thoughts, reactions and comments are more than welcome.
Comment:
UPD: as you may noticed this is 195 min (custom) timeframe - which is half-day of main trading session.
Comment:
seekingalpha.com/art...l-q4-revenue-blowout

Important note on how to assess the earnings. EPS vs. Sales.
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