The YieldMax PLTR Option Income Strategy ETF uses a covered call strategy on volatile stocks like Palantir, offering high distribution rates but not true profits. I'm skeptical these products outperform simply holding the underlying, especially after accounting for the 0.99% management fee. Covered calls offer some downside protection, but not against sharp sell-offs, and Palantir's valuation and volatility make this risky.
Shares of Palantir Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ:PLTR) were mostly flat over the past five trading sessions, falling by 0.10%.
Palantir's AI-led growth, rising earnings, and zero debt drive momentum, but its steep valuation keeps PLTR rated a Hold.
Insider selling at Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ: PLTR) surged dramatically last week, with company executives offloading over $124 million in stock across just two trading days.
Palantir (NASDAQ:PLTR) has been a top-performing stock after a few slow years.
Nearly every company that's even remotely related to the tech industry is betting that artificial intelligence (AI) will be a key driver of their business in the coming years. This is giving investors a lot of choices when it comes to picking an AI stock.
Palantir Technologies Inc.'s key role in the Golden Dome project could transform U.S. defense, making it the AI-powered backbone of missile tracking. With SpaceX and Anduril as elite collaborators, Palantir's subscription-based model sets a new standard for defense contracting, offering investors recurring, high-margin revenues. While Palantir's premium valuation requires flawless execution, patient investors should capitalize on its unique potential to become indispensable to global security, despite near-term volatility.
Palantir's AI-powered software should catch on as governments aim to increase efficiency, analysts say.
PLTR's AI push and strong balance sheet impress, but concerns linger over the stock's valuation despite growing commercial traction.
Logically speaking, the release of Palantir's Q1 earnings results appear like they should spark an increase in price. But by falling as much as 14%, it's a reminder to traders to always be ready for anything.
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Palantir Technologies Inc.'s Q1 FY25 showed accelerating revenue in both Government and Commercial segments, with expanding margins and raised full-year guidance for revenue and operating leverage. The Golden Dome missile defense project highlights deepening collaboration between Silicon Valley and the Department of Defense, positioning Palantir for significant long-term government growth. Meanwhile, its Commercial segment momentum is strong, with US Commercial revenue up 71% YoY and AIP adoption driving enterprise customer growth and exceptional productivity gains.