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Palantir's adjusted EPS figures often beat analyst expectations because the company adds back stock-based compensation as an expense.
“one of the reasons they usually beat like seven out of eight times on adjusted EPS is frankly because they add back in stock comp. Stock comp is a big portion of their expense base, which makes sense because like people want to work at Palanteer so they can get their hands on the stock comp.”
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