Palantir CEO Alex Karp discusses economic and geopolitical outlook from Davos
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- Опубликовано: 13 окт 2024
- Palantir CEO Alex Karp speaks with Andrew Ross Sorkin at Davos in a wide-ranging interview. They discuss the Russia's invasion in Ukraine, the economic environment, and tech wreck across Silicon Valley. For access to live and exclusive video from CNBC subscribe to CNBC PRO: cnb.cx/2NGeIvi
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Great Input Thank You All.
He didn't sugarcoat his "mistakes" in SPACs, so now I can tell he is not sugarcoating his company's successes.
Hahaha that last question got me😂😂😂You can see Alex was so disappointed but his answer was so sincere and truthful. I’m Palantir 100%!
What a successful company product that stopped "far right". Fake company and fake products, zero demand. All C suite braniacs cashed out a long time ago at $39 when this "company" was launched
@@tradefeedz3560 I dont understand your comment, please explain
If i would want to work with anyone, Alex is always the one. No list required! Truth is always Truth
You dont know me,i am much better!
Could we just say thanks to andrew sorkin for asking the questions we wanted as shareholders ...
How can someone invest on “tech” they don’t even understand or the CEO never speaks about? Rare
@@JOELVAT instead of answering your own question, how about you try to ask me and I will eplain to you...
@@JOELVAT can you not understand it? Or have you just not taken the time to understand it?
Terrible company to own, check their plans for future share dilution.
@@jonathandavis9507 agree. Palantir is a turd
"We made a mistake and we moved on" we need more CEOs like Karp!!
@@d.r.656 honesty is competency. Especially in 2023
@@trave9893 That would have been "we're also a bunch of crooks and this lying news media..."
Who didn't buy some SPACs in 2021?🤣
you got rekt
@@d.r.656 you want CEO's that make mistakes. why? every day a CEO makes key decisions. not all of them will be right. id rather have a ceo that gets 8 right and 2 wrong then a ceo that makes no decisions and their company is stagnant and obsolete in 10 years.
One of the most important people in the world whether you know it or not. The wielder of strong A.I.
with a stock at an ATL. The market clearly doesnt think so.
💪✅
80% down, 20% to go straight to zero
@@tradefeedz3560 all tech stocks are down 80% the'll get back to mid 20's 30's
Finally, he sounds like he cares about the investors and honest about the failures of SPACs. Palantir has incredible products, but owning the stock has been painful. It’s important for Palantir finally accepts they need a good sales team and they aren’t just a necessary evil. Thier products are expensive and it takes a long time for salespeople to understand the product and it’s a long cycle to close deals on expensive products.
Did you watch the entire video? He told Andrew, the only shareholders that really matter are the people that work for us.
He said his most important shareholders are his coworkers. This was an honest statement. He is referring to the organizations he is working with.
Context matters
@@mikepepper8395 I never said otherwise.
nailed it
@@mikepepper8395 that is fair. Truth is I hope they are doing great things for Ukraine and the like. The stock itself has been a s**t show. Not to mention Karp dumping over a billion dollars worth of stock.
"If you're out swimming naked, which-- by the way-- I embrace..." Very happy you said that, Alex. You're a cool sock, man.
Is the uncensored interview available ?
Alex, I always appreciate your perspective. Thank you
Absolutely hysterical solid gold. Maybe Alex Karp is a true genius idk, but he refuses to answer simple questions lol. He does the same thing on earnings calls
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I could listen to Alex all day long, he speaks truth to power, he admits mistakes and moves on toward a better tomorrow. Did Palantir play a part in the arrest of the Moscow Killer?
That's classified lol.
Zero to one !!! Love Dr Karp & Thank you god bless Palantir !!!
The GOAT CEO
The software supposedly it's built to help to make better decisions. But it didn't help it's own company to make the decisions with the spacs the invested in. Anyway, still holding my 230 shares
I´m not digging the comments so far. As the founder and CEO of one of the world´s most exciting and promising software and data management companies, Alex deserves a much tougher interview. Andrew lets him get away with one-liners like "Ask anyone fighting in Ukraine and he´ll tell you the software saved his life"
C´mon, really? No push-back on that? Dude, 99.99% of Ukrainians fighting the war have not heard of you or Palantir.
Karp is an intelligent and forward-thinking business leader with a clear vision, he can handle much tougher question by giving much more precise answers, if only those questions were asked. This fluff piece does nothing for me as a PLTR shareholder.
Hoping for a hard-ass interview in the future, by a fearless journalist.
Ya know, I gave Palantir my money because I want to win. I invest in companies that use them because they will win.
The question to that answer was- is your company a consulting company or a SaaS business? He has answered that question 100 times. And his answer has always been that it's a SaaS business.
Yeah Andrew gets like that sometimes. He’s capable of soft balls at pivotal times in the game
Gosh i love the man! Really dig the company, im a LONG PLTR !
as a Ukrainian and a Shareholder of Palantir, I love this interview much
Must have lost a lot of money then
Good. Hope you guys elect the next president better than you investing stocks.
His company palantir got all the comments turned off on their channel 🤣
Karp is the man. Only CEO I respect.
The WEF is like the blind leading the blind it will not end well.
🚩I am curious is there another company that does what Palantir can do ? In other words who is PLTR's real competition?
He can’t name competitors because they aren’t doing anything profound. He always talks about his accomplishments in abstracts without concrete evidence because there’s nothing to show. He’s a clown, driving his clown car, off the clown highway.
Accenture is pretty high up there, maybe higher
PER BARD: Alex Karp and Peter Zeihan have not publicly expressed opinions on each other. However, there are some indications that they may have different views on the future of the world.
Karp is the CEO of Palantir Technologies, a data analytics company that provides intelligence and security services to governments and businesses. He is known for his pessimistic views on the future, and has warned that the world is headed for a period of instability and conflict.
Zeihan is a geopolitical analyst who has written several books on the future of the world. He is known for his more optimistic views, and has argued that the world is becoming more stable and interconnected.
In a 2017 interview, Karp said that he believes the world is "on the brink of a major geopolitical realignment" and that "the United States is in decline." He also said that he believes China is "the most significant threat to the United States" and that "the world is becoming more dangerous."
In a 2018 interview, Zeihan said that he believes the world is "entering a new era of peace and prosperity" and that "the United States is the most powerful country in the world." He also said that he believes China is "not a threat to the United States" and that "the world is becoming more stable."
It is possible that Karp and Zeihan's different views on the future are due to their different perspectives. Karp is a CEO of a data analytics company, while Zeihan is a geopolitical analyst. Karp may have a more pessimistic view of the future because he is focused on the potential for conflict and instability. Zeihan may have a more optimistic view of the future because he is focused on the potential for cooperation and peace.
It is also possible that Karp and Zeihan's different views are due to their different values. Karp may believe that the world is becoming more dangerous because he values security and stability. Zeihan may believe that the world is becoming more peaceful because he values cooperation and prosperity.
Ultimately, it is up to each individual to decide whether they agree with Karp or Zeihan's view of the future.
On the above topic, in my opinion, Victor Hanson would be the "go to" analyst for the complicated subject.
For the immediate future, resolution of the Ukraine/Russia war is paramount. It's an appalling waste of life & putting the World on the brink.
Great stuff...but what gloves are he wearing those look warm. Update: they are called swix
Nice interview , Glad he said Hertz 👍 😀
Used palantir while in special forces. Game changer. Nothing else comes close. investor since day 2.
Oh yeah? And, how many wars have you won?
@@lt4537 war is wrong, but has always been a positive experience for me personally. So two.
@@lt4537 maybe the better question is how many wars can be deterred with this technology
@@paulgetty5405 there was the one where we gave democracy to a country. Then returned to help them defeat isis. Then there was the one where we denied al Qaeda the ability to continue planning attacks against America. Attacks in 1993 and 2001 but not since. So that's win number two. Oh, and Ukraine will be the third.
@@paulgetty5405 to paraphrase my previous posts. My personal experiences were overwhelmingly positive, but war is horrible for most, so let's all hope palantir's technology can be a deterrent to future wars.
The close up camera looks so much better than the wide angle.
pltr stocked based compensation is 3 times the operating cash flow. basically use shareholder's equity to pay his employees
Karp sure is world class at sticking his foot in his mouth. Telling Andrew, the only shareholders that really matter are the people that work for us. I feel sorry for anyone still holding PLTR stock.
He was trying to make a point of how they view the company as a success
@@Soto24 The share price tells you it is not a success. Karp is constantly dumping shares to enrich himself, you have never ending dilution, and everything is a secret with this company. Good luck PLTR long...you are going to need it.
@@daverobertson5962 we will see guarantee your wrong🇺🇲💪💰💰💰
@@daverobertson5962 sells for taxes...... wealthy already
..he is a patriot....soon the stock will surprise all
@@Soto24 I would not be so quick to hand out a guarantee on this pig....only time will tell.
Why does CNBC keep interviewing people like Karp and Woods??
Jacket check - What jacket is Karp wearing? Its super nice!
Wish I could just tell these guys thank you for all of their hard work and dedication
It must be exhausting mentally, to be building some of the world’s most important technologies and be so under appreciated by the world at large
Only time will tell I suppose
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Okay?
Very constructive reply lol, why did you even bother?
Are you really that bored friend, or do you just enjoy making pointless comments? Im genuinely curious
@@qristofercleveland2439 it’s all i could muster after reading your pathetic tongue bath for this guy.
@@briandavis849 Ah, so you couldn’t put 2 brain cells together to formulate a regular sentence expressing your thoughts, that explains it.
I guess you couldn’t put another 2 together to read either, as I didn’t specify Karp himself, more specifically I said “these guys” meaning the entire organization at Palantir, Karp included, obviously I don’t know everyone that works there.
Unfortunately, you seem like a generally ungrateful person, as in I personally don’t care about Karp or what he does to be honest.
Im just grateful that the company is saving lives, even if it’s just 1.
Considering you don’t read very well and can’t formulate basic thoughts into sentences (as you yourself said) I can understand how you’d “🤣🤮” at someone showing some gratitude for other’s life work.
Have a better day my friend 😊 life is full of things to be thankful for, don’t beat yourself up so much
@@qristofercleveland2439 🤣 boy, you’re full of it. sad.
Great work as always Alex!
These people belong in a jail cell
Dr Alex feels to me like a true friend, one you would trust in a combat situation. Go Hobbits !
Yeah right, just don`t own the stock.
Love this company and Alex!
💪🇺🇲
For those who aren't aware, there's a lot of $$$ scams in the comments. Be careful.
What a beautiful location. I wish the glove noises could have been muted out, though. ( I have sensitive ears).
Great questions!!
I like this guy!
4:18
PLTR is the future. The next wave of tech. People just can't put it together yet. The tech is disruptive. And provides actual business value for their clients.
The only reason this company went public was to make Karp and the other founder`s billionaires. Good luck with the constant share dilution.
8:18
He had to interview him outside to help him keep his cool?
I am very thankful to Alex Karp and his company for what they are doing for Ukraine. Sadly, it's flying under the radar
It's ok other nations know
If PLTR is even one hundredth of what this guy makes it out to be then it must be a great company with great products. Yet, the rule of thumb in investing is that you never fall in love with a company or its products
Basically his company is responsible for everything good in the modern world apparently
@@briankennedy2013 which is bs. They are scum
Alex is a Patriotic Genius...Thanks Palantir
RESIST THE GREAT RESET ✌️
Isn't this an older picture interview???
Alex your a rock star , PLEASE DON'T LET YOUR BIGGEST FANS DOWN. The share holders ...... 🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑
Would love to see a conversation between Karp and Zeihan
Karp is the real deal. Zeihan is a charlatan/entertainer. would be an insult to Karp.
@@petermerelis well then more the reason to try!
I think of Karp goes for a shaved head style, he would have more legitimacy in what he saying
All his interviews are very short on tangibles. He makes me wonder if I should sell PLTR.
Davos should go the way of the rulers of old and the dinosaur
Palantir only reminds me of Whitney Webb (one nation under blackmail). 🤣
How prevalent are targeted avalanches in Davos?
Asking for a victim of vaccine injury, as this was the pump and pump network for the needles.
If I was a Ukrainian programmer and immigrated before the draft to work for planter then yes you saved my life the rest of those poor souls used as cannon fodder will thank you in hell.
Basically, only the strong survive. Peace.
He used to say PLTR was a 10 or 20 bagger. Now it is undervalued he states.
Agreed. And everything is 2-3 years down the road.
Oh yeah, Deploy Palantir and you too can defeat the Big Red Bad Guys!
he can't even explain what his business does... and the back and forth with ukraine. ...lost me
PLTR needs a positive P/E ratio
They need to post a big surprise eps beat… that’s when tires get involved
They also need Karp to stop selling shares...over a billion dollars worth and counting. They also hand out shares to workers like it is candy, so you have dilution.
I really started listening after the censor beep
And I still have no idea what Palantir does. 💩
Sounds like Alex Krap has our future allllllllll planned out.
Phew, that's a relief. Now we don't have to do anything but be led like sheep.
Baaahhhhhhhh!
Fantastic
Don't all parties in a war have equal access to using Artificial Intelligence? It seems strange that one party can gain such a huge advantage just by using one vendor's software. Is this proprietary software marketing of some kind? Artificial Intelligence is just linear algebra taking advantage of advances in chip manufacturing technology.
KARP! LFG!
Alex Karp is a world leader.
Who voted for him?
We made a mistake and moved on? Your stock cratered by 80% during a war when your business is supposed to be thriving.
Not nervous anymore 😁
Anyone see the cnbc senior editor throwing a cigarette on the ground littering, and using F bombs while threatening a rival reporter that he was going to physically punch him? Classy guys
No
@@420villain look it up bud..
He said that the war will go global?
What a complete snake oil salesman
Lets go $PLTR!
that hair
Giorgio Tsoukalos has entered the chat.
this interviewer wasn't the right person for mr.Karp.same that he wasn't the right person to interview sbf..what a missed opportunity..🤦🏻♂️
All that money and the best he pulls off is a 7 dollar haircut
Could listen to Karp all day
"We are doing great" - lets wait for the earnings
Simple math. Never trust a guy who's head looks like a used Q-tip.
Like Einstein? smh..
2024 and people are still superficial, people think its all about the 'do. He is someone who has a lot of partings in his hair which is why it grows outward the way it does
Legend
👍
The two people I listen to, no matter if I agree or not, because i always learn something:
Dr Alex Karp
Yannis Varoufakis
older looking SBF rugpull incoming.
Looks like climate change is really warming Davos
"Stopped the rise of the 'far right'" what does that even mean? Is he admitting to aiding political suppression in europe..?
Guy is so full of it!
Getting a haircut could be a good idea
cocaine, prostitutes and no business sense... if your managers/advisors are holding Palantir HUGE RED FLAG
What a load of BS..
Alex Karp is a legend.
Good company, bad stock.
have all the barber shops in Alex Karp's neighborhood gone out of business?
his SPAC investments all went to zero lmao
Almost back to IPO price ,, buy buy buy haha ,, this guys is going to do another stock offering ounce it goes above $9
They’ve never done a stock offering and has over $2 billion in reserves with no debt.
@@goldwingerppg5953 Just looking at the yearly stock float going up, why? Do they pay themselves in stock and then sell
@@Lex41127 Are you talking Stock Based Compensation (SBS) or stock offering? If you mean SBC yes they’ve a lot of that, but it’s slowed significantly and it’s less than a lot of companies, like Snowflake. It’s also a way to keep and attract the best talent in the world. Look at Microsoft, Google, Meta and on and on they’re laying people off. If you’re not in Palantir for the long term (5-10 years) you should never bought it.
I would be retiring or working less in 5 years and I just want to know best how people split their pay, how much of it goes into savings, spendings or investments. I earn around $165K per year but nothing to show for it yet.
you're not alone, i'm part of the High Earners, Not Rich Yet (HENRY) not having much left after taxes, housing, and family costs.. not to mention saving for an affluent retirement.