This is absolutely insane: Palantir is expected to sell its shares at $10/share to the public.

But the thing is, even more than Facebook, than Uber, than any tech company I've ever looked at, shareholders don't have any control over the company. 1/ https://t.co/DyaD4nUNtp

— Sam Brunson (@smbrnsn) September 25, 2020

Back in 2015, Palantir private shares were worth $11. Now they're set to trade for $10. The nasdaq is up 135% in the same period https://t.co/3qs5yFqAFn

— Eliot Brown (@eliotwb) September 25, 2020

Palantir has never made money in 17 years but at least they're pioneers in corp gov. Nice work everyone!

"Some potential investors say that even if they find the company’s voting structure egregious, they think Palantir will keep growing and the stock will go up over time." https://t.co/nLT1r2mkH9

— ShitFund (@ShitFund) September 25, 2020