Jesse Beal

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What's weird is that you felt the need to quote the post and personally attack someone sharing his genuine thoughts on $GME. If anyone is the clown here... it's clearly you. He isn't even wrong in what he's saying which is also one if the driving forces behind the @michaeljburry recommendation of $GME. You should be ashamed of yourself.

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The Big Short Squeeze and details of my history with the stock leading up to it $GME open.substack.com/pub/michaeljbu…

Check out these two charts. This is a tomahawk dunk, a killshot. Palantir accounts receivable grew 20x while revenue growth grew 6x. DSO rose form 20 to 67 days. Q4 though is the seasonal low, and seasonal lows have been rising - 20 → 44 → 40 → 46 → 55 → 63 → 67 days. Today’s “best” quarter (67 days) is worse than the peak quarters of 2020–2021. The floor keeps rising. Government customers pay slower, but mix is far more commercial now. Larger deals are longer cycles, but Adobe does big deals and its DSO has fallen from 50 to 29. Scaling rapidly with new customers, but HubSpot is one of the fastest growing, and its DSO has been flat at 36-40 days the entire time. This also could mean increasingly aggressive revenue recognition, extended payment terms as a sales tactic/concession, contracts with back-end loaded cash - again a concession, and finally a customer just paying slower because the ROI//business use case is not strong enough to justify shorter or shortening payment terms. One would think if the customer is so enthusiastic, they would pay on time, or faster. This is not happening. Rising DSO on an absolute and comparative basis to SaaS companies suggest the company is much more consultancy that Software/SaaS. Note that Palantir's DSO is very close to Accenture on an absolute basis - 76 days at Accenture vs 72 or so this current Q at Palantir. But Palantir trends like Accenture, and unlike the SaaS/Software firms. Palantir trades at 70x sales because it has sold Wall Street that it is SaaS, not the single digit multiple of a consultant. Read more at the full post - Palantir’s New Clothes: Foundry, AIP, and the Failure of Reason michaeljburry.substack.com/p/palantirs-ne…

One reason Greenland is strategically important to the US is in fact twofold: 1. It’s the best place to set up anti-missile defenses to intercept ICBMs coming from Russia / China 2. It’s a very good place to set up offensive missile capabilities to threaten Russia / China The WSJ had a good graphic out a few days ago showing the trajectory of missiles from ICBM sites around Russia to the US would fly overhead or near Greenland, which also happens to be almost directly beneath where those missiles would reach their highest points (“apogee”) which is when they are most vulnerable to interception because they are traveling at their slowest speeds. If you throw a ball into the air you’ll see the same effect - the ball is slowest at its highest point.  And for an intelligently guided missile capable of trying to evade interception, you have an even better chance to shoot it down from a point directly beneath it since that is the closest path to the missile (i.e. least amount of warning time for the missile to realize an interceptor is coming). This above is all courtesy of our resident rocket scientist Phil. The US already has the right to dot Greenland with military installations, and I imagine that extends to intercepting ICBMs. Though Europe might object for some purposes.

If had the ear @JDVance @realDonaldTrump @DonaldJTrumpJr @GovRonDeSantis @LeaderJohnThune, I would ask them to take a trillion dollars (since trillions just get thrown around like millions now) and bypass all the protests and regulations and dot the whole country with small nuclear reactors, while also building a brand-new, state-of-the-art grid for everyone. Do this as soon as possible and secure it all from attack with the latest physical and cybersecurity; maybe even create a special Nuclear Defense Force that protects each facility, funded federally. This is the only hope of getting enough power to keep up with China, and it is the only hope we have as a country to grow enough to ultimately pay off our debt and guarantee long-term security, by not letting power be a limiting factor on our innovation.

Jack Clark @jackclarkSF co-founder of Anthropic @claudeai, Dwarkesh Patel @dwarkeshpodcast, and I had a good discussion, and it has been published, free to all, at the link below. I greatly admire both Jack and Dwarkesh and was happy to participate. The AI revolution is here. Will the economy survive the transition? open.substack.com/pub/post/p/the…