Datametrex AI Ltd V.DM

PLTR vs DM EBITDA

[Resilience19]

Palantir Technologies' EBITDA for the quarter ending March 31, 2023, was $0.012B (that $120,000), which indicates a decline of 135.4% year-over-year. If that trend continues, that will represent less than $500,000 for 2023.

During the same period DM reported an EBITDA and adjusted EBITDA of ($115,589). Granted, it was a loss, but I think it will be significantly easier for DM to generate a meaningful positive EBITDA in the near to medium term than it will be for PLTR to generate proportionally larger EBITDA positive results.

Another month and we'll be able to compare PLTR vs DM Q2 numbers.

[Citron]

Hold on.....PLTR and DM used in the same sentance once again.  EBITDA isn't the be all to end all metric either - look it up.  How about using the balance sheet to compare DM and PLTR?  PLTR has a total of about $3B in Cash & Equiv - which is considered one of the strongest balance sheets around.  DM's is hurting and will need to be fueled soon.  BTW, PLTR

[Resilience19]

Citron, I couldn't agree more, on the issue of cherry picking a single metrix to compare two businesses, however you had done so with PLTR management ownership and now with the balance sheet... As for PLTR's "...total of about $3B in Cash & Equiv...", of it's $42B mc, or roughly 7% of its mc, this would mean that DM with its mc of roughly $30M, should hold approx. $2.1M

[Citron]

I'm all for a review of DM's financials and the various metrics.  Always good to compare against something similar too.

[cryptopher]

Rob Mcwhirter calls DM the Cdn Mini-PLTR and that PLTR is the only stock comparable to DM’s Cyber Division   https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/market-call/robert-mcwhirter-discusses-datametrix~2149663   Dan Ives explains that Palantir provides their solutions for U.S. Gov.  3 letter agencies and earned it’s metal during the Ukraine War https://youtu.be/3s_OmprNc1M  

[AmericanAkita]

Yeah did mcwhitter on BNN also say that DM suffers from ED?