u/anonymousfinancial

Image 1 — Blackrock Inc. 13F (5-13-2026)
Image 2 — Blackrock Inc. 13F (5-13-2026)
Image 3 — Blackrock Inc. 13F (5-13-2026)
Image 4 — Blackrock Inc. 13F (5-13-2026)
▲ 53 r/PLTR

Blackrock Inc. 13F (5-13-2026)

Blackrock Inc. established some long Call options on PLTR during Q1 2026.

I don't see any long Puts.

Source below 👇

Sec.gov - EDGAR

https://www.sec.gov/edgar/search/#/q=Palantir&dateRange=custom&ciks=0002012383&entityName=BlackRock%252C%2520Inc.%2520(BLK)%2520(CIK%25200002012383)&startdt=2026-05-11&enddt=2026-05-17

Remember friends, 13F reports only require long positions to be disclosed.

Please note, per SEC instructions institutional investment managers that exercise investment discretion over $100 million or more in Section 13(f) securities "should not report put or call options that you write."

That is, positions they sell or are short.

Simply "put", there maybe a counter position serving as a hedge.

PLTR 💎🚀

u/anonymousfinancial — 5 days ago

Public fields good for running

Looking for a couple of recommendations per city for public green fields to run on barefoot.

Cities are:

Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto

In the U.S. it's not uncommon to find public sports complexes (multi-venue areas) that have soccer fields, baseball fields, a playground, a hiking trail, etc.

For cardio, I like to jog barefoot on the soccer fields because the impact is softer.

Want to know if Tokyo, Osaka, or Kyoto have any places like this.

u/anonymousfinancial — 9 days ago
▲ 10 r/sony

Sony's future vision for arena virtual society gaming

Per Sony Interactive Entertainment Inc. United States patent # US-20260115587-A1, published on April 30th, 2026, shows Sony's investment for future "mass scale audience interactive gameplay".

You can search for the patent directly at the link below 👇

https://ppubs.uspto.gov/basic/

by selecting "Patent/Application..." from the "Search" field, and inputting -> 20260115587 in the "For" field.

Then from the results you can open the PDF for review.

Patent Abstract 👇

"Computer vision of a large audience in an arena or stadium with a massive display (such as an arena within a hemispherical display) is fed into a machine learning (ML) model to generate game play signals based on, e.g., the number of raised hands, synchronicity of a “wave”, areas of screen focus, jumping, leaning, and high-fiving."

What's next for the future of Extended Reality gaming?

The OASIS, as depicted in the 2018 Sci-fi/Action film "Ready Player One", doesn't seem that far away.

Until then friends

"Play has no limits" - Sony

u/anonymousfinancial — 15 days ago

Posted two times previously.

The first two images are from the first post.

The common feedback was 👇

  1. Place a larger art piece behind the sofa, and relocate the smaller ones.

  2. Get a rug

Images 3 through 5 are from the second post.

Some common tips were 👇

  1. Taller/bigger lamps

  2. Still a larger piece of art behind the sofa

  3. Plants

  4. Push the sofa back closer to the wall

  5. Bigger T.V. and shift smaller art to wall behind the T.V. and make it a gallery wall

  6. Curtains for the door

  7. Wall mirrors

Images 6 through 8 are the latest

What I've done ✅👇

  1. Got a rug

  2. Got some plants

  3. Got bigger end table lamps

What I will likely not do 🚫👇

  1. Push sofa closer to wall. I mentioned in the previous post to the users that made the suggestion that it's easier for me to sweep and mop behind the sofa when there is space.

  2. Get a larger T.V. Not against it, but it's simply not a priority.

  3. No need to buy a curtain. The plants need as much natural light as possible.

  4. No wall mirrors. This is an apartment, and I've already put more than enough holes in the walls rearranging the art.

  5. Still would like a bigger piece of art to go behind the sofa, but I haven't found anything yet. Disregard the cardboard-backed poster on the opposite wall. It was cheap and the colors matched the neutral colors. Also I like the idea of a cardboard-backed poster because it's light weight and easy to swap. No holes, no nails, just switch out for whatever fits the theme. It's resting on a shelf.

So, after two rounds and some time the space feels complete. Still, I'm curious to know what the community thinks. Any advice?

u/anonymousfinancial — 17 days ago

Kevin Warsh must divest significant equity holdings if confirmed as Federal Reserve Chair to comply with strict federal ethics laws, avoid conflicts of interest, and adhere to Federal Reserve policies banning top officials from owning individual stocks, bonds, and crypto-linked assets.

Sources below 👇

Law per the U.S. Office of Government Ethics (USOGE)

https://www.oge.gov/web/oge.nsf/0/7646D1C6ECAE9863852585B6005A1A20/$FILE/Criminal%20Conflicts%20of%20Interest%20508.pdf

USOGE Officials’ Individual Disclosures Search Collection tool

https://www.oge.gov/web/oge.nsf/Officials%20Individual%20Disclosures%20Search%20Collection?OpenForm

Type in Warsh under the "Name" header (screenshot attached above for reference) and then select the documents to review.

There should be two at the time of this post.

  1. "The Ethics Agreement" explains the law and provides a summary of Warsh's commitments. See Section 5 on page 4. Screenshot attached above for reference.
  2. The "Nominee 278" specifies Kevin Warsh's equity stake.

Again, please refer to screenshot above as a reference

Article from Fortune dated April 15th, 2026

https://fortune.com/2026/04/15/fed-chair-nominee-kevin-warsh-net-worth-spacex-and-polymarket/

UPS leadership webpage. 👇 Scroll to the bottom. Screenshot attached above.

https://about.ups.com/us/en/our-company/leadership.html

Remember, Kevin Warsh has not been confirmed yet. The U.S. Senate Banking Committee will vote this Wednesday April 29th, 2026.

Source below per Politico. Screenshot above for article reference.

https://www.politico.com/news/2026/04/26/tillis-confirm-warsh-fed-chair-00892345

Jerome Powell's term as chair ends May 15th, 2026.

Source below 👇 per Congress.gov (screenshot attached above for reference)

https://www.congress.gov/crs-product/R48233#_Toc210056593

⭐Bonus, Kevin Warsh has a long standing professional relationship with Palantir Technologies Inc. CEO Dr. Alex Karp

Palantir YouTube video from January 2022 below 👇 . Screenshot attached above for reference.

https://youtu.be/adobyve9ros?si=_L6moZMh9tAEutLv

Also, Kevin Warsh has a positive stance on Artificial intelligence (AI).

Yahoo! Finance YouTube short below 👇 from Kevin Warsh's testimony before the Senate Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee on April 21, 2026

https://youtube.com/shorts/DTZ79ekm81g?si=3GVKkSqDADAOsbHD

What will his AI technology forward leaning business mindset mean for UPS, Palantir, Figure AI, and more broadly the economy if he is confirmed as the new Fed chair? That is a multi trillion dollar question.

Remember, there are unconfirmed rumors that UPS wants thousands of Figure AI robots.

Source below 👇 and screenshot attached above

X (a.k.a Twitter)

https://x.com/chatgpt21/status/2048123239713374695?s=20

To close, what does all of this mean for UPS? 📦🤔

I have no clue, but I do look forward to finding out.

Stay inquisitive friends.

Until next time, all the best with your investments.

Live long and live well 🫡

u/anonymousfinancial — 25 days ago