PLTR fundamentals have improved significantly enough to justify price increases; the speaker maintains a long-term hold strategy despite past volatility and recent record highs.

This statement comes from someone who said that Palantir's stock would reach 500 within a few years when it was trading at six and seven dollars, at which time people called me crazy.

After a rise of 2600%, we made a lot of money from Palantir. In fact, if you had invested 10,000 when this video was released, you would now have 270,000.

Many people look at the stock price and say, "Oh my God, Palantir has gone up by so much." To what extent has business improved? To what extent have revenues improved? To what extent have the fundamentals improved?

If the fundamentals improve significantly better than the price, then the price doesn't matter.

Now, since September 2023, my portfolio, which consists of 40% Palantir, 40% S&P 500, and 20% Tesla, has increased by 1300%, 75%, and 78%, respectively.

So, I am 500% above average and above the benchmark. Approximately 50% of my investment portfolio consists of index stocks. This is what the system does to you, because this stock was not easy to achieve in terms of 1300% profits.

It wasn't easy at all. If you look at the journey, you will understand how difficult it was. Look at the Palantir company's trip. As you know, the stock starts strong at 10, reaches 40, then drops to 23, then 18, then 6, then starts climbing again to 17, 75, 177, then reaches 200.

It drops to 137, as you know, that's how it was for most of 2026. The stock was at 137, and now it's back at its record highs of 209. So, this is not easy to maintain. It is not easy to double your investment and buy here unless you have a system, unless you have a framework, which is exactly what you will get today.

Now, I want to show you this, okay? Palantir was viewed as a losing investment by most so-called experts, right? How did they know to buy at 6, 26, 106, and 137, right? Because I focus on the basics.

I viewed the price drop as an opportunity, and I had a strong thesis. Therefore, I knew I would buy more if the price dropped. I don't care about other people's opinions. I don't care about the noise. This is how systems are built.

Why didn't I sell when the stock reached 100, or maybe 150? I had already made a lot of money at that stage. Why don't I sell and make a profit? Well, for the same reason, the system, okay?

You might get lucky in one deal. You may earn 50%, or maybe 100%, but wealth that lasts for generations, at 5000%, is built through long-term accumulation. You cannot allow long-term accumulation to pay off if you keep entering and exiting the stock.

You must stay on the path. But that's assuming you've chosen the right business, which is what I'll be covering in this video as well.

When "Balantir" drops to seven, you sell because you panic. When the "Balantir" reaches 100, you sell because you say, "Oh, I'm going to make a profit." And you miss the next hundred opportunities. This is the crux of the matter.