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GD GD 20 117,67 GD 38 118,65 GD 50 121,07 GD 100 124,62 Die Hunderter ist schon durch

Holla.....da verkaufen wohl ein paar Dickfische ....ganz schönes Volumen

Meld Dich hier mal lieber ab.. .

Sobald Trump die Macht verliert, wird ein Prozess gegen Alex Karp eingeleitet. Er verdient eine lebenslange Haftstrafe wegen extremen Faschismus.

GD 50 und GD 20 laufen ziemlich nah beieinander....Können beiße gleichzeitig brechen

Gemeldet: 'Unnötig beleidigend'

Als nächstes bricht die GD 50

Normalerweise mag ich Schadenfreude nicht. Aber in diesem Fall...

Point of no return.

Morgen dann die nächsten 6 %

Palantir Investors Vote Down Human Rights Proposals. Why Insiders Prevailed. By Nate Wolf Updated June 03, 2026, 2:39 pm EDT / Original June 03, 2026, 6:00 am EDT Palantir has faced scrutiny in the U.S. and abroad for its work with government agencies. (Krisztian Bocsi/Bloomberg) shareholders voted down two proposals at its annual meeting Wednesday that demanded a probe into the software company’s human rights policies. The shareholder proposals called for independent reports on whether Palantir’s software contributes to abuses by government clients, including the Israeli military, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, and local police agencies. The Presbyterian Church of the U.S. and the Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace, a Catholic religious order, filed the respective proposals. The votes were almost certain to fail because of a share structure that gives founders—CEO Alex Karp, co-founder Stephen Cohen, and Chairman Peter Thiel—49.99% of voting power. Organizers, however, saw the proposals as a way to ratchet up the pressure on Palantir. “We are interested in increased transparency and accountability and would like to see Palantir transparently acknowledge, mitigate, and otherwise address the human rights harms it is connected to,” Aaron Acosta of Investor Advocates for Social Justice, a group backing the Sisters of St. Joseph proposal, told Barron’s ahead of the meeting. The company will publish the official vote results in a regulatory filing within the next four business days. The full data after excluding the co-founders’ votes will provide a more accurate picture of independent shareholders’ views, Acosta said. Norges Bank, Norway’s $2.2 trillion sovereign-wealth fund, supported both shareholder efforts, saying Palantir’s board “should account for material sustainability risks facing the company, and the broader environmental and social consequences of its operations and products.” Various New York City pension funds also disclosed their support for the Sisters of St. Joseph proposal, organizers said. The proxy statements warned that Palantir’s software is linked to Israel’s surveillance of Palestinians, ICE’s deportation and surveillance practices, and the reported creation of a U.S. multiagency database merging Americans’ data, among other projects. The Palantir board recommended shareholders vote down the proposals, arguing they are “predicated on misunderstandings and inaccuracies about Palantir’s work.” “We develop and license software platforms that enable our customers to integrate and analyze their own data to make better decisions,” the board added. “Our customers are the legal owners of their data.” Palantir stock has tumbled 14% this year as of Tuesday’s close of trading, stalling as part of a software swoon after surging triple digits each of the last three years. Shares dropped 6.1% in afternoon trading alongside other software stocks.

hier tummeln sich ja mehr Spinner wie bei uns auf dem Marktplatz Samstagabend..

Jepp

Alle Palantir-Investoren tragen eine Mitverantwortung für ICE in den USA und für den Völkermord in Gaza.

Ihr lest meine Beiträge lieber „heimlich“.