I was too scared to hold on to Palantir, so I sold everything at 98.
I've never seen it go up this much before, I don't understand!

U.S. Stocks Whales
About 80% of shares are owned by institutions and funds. Known as whales, these entities dominate the market. The key for individual investors to beat these whales is to use time effectively. Whales need to generate profits quickly, so they may sell even good performing stocks. However, individual investors have no such constraints. For long-term investments, holding onto companies you believe in will yield profits over time. Therefore, please ignore negative news. It is recommended to hold particularly for stocks with good financial results and high EPS. Currently, thematic stocks of small-cap companies are in trend. Even companies that may not be fundamentally strong see their stock prices rise due to herd mentality among retail investors. It is advisable for beginners, especially, to stay away from such stocks. When whales start selling heavily, it's best to exit. However, if you determine that the financial results are good, consider buying on the dip. In fact, this strategy is the most profitable in the short term. I do not invest important money in anything other than NVIDIA fundamentally. I divide my account into long-term, medium-term, and short-term, doing frequent trading in the short and medium terms – commonly known as swing trading. If you want to be an investor, asset growth won't happen without buying and selling transactions.