Palantir Technologies Inc. Class A (PLTR)
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Palantir: Fatigue Is Setting In
Palantir Technologies reported impressive Q1 results, beating Wall Street revenue estimates and raising FY 2025 guidance due to robust U.S. commercial segment growth and AI product uptake. Despite impressive revenue and operating income growth, Palantir shares dropped 12%, indicating market fatigue and concerns over high valuation at 151X forward earnings. PLTR's customer acquisition surged, with a 39% year-over-year increase, driven mainly by U.S. commercial clients, contributing to significant revenue gains.
Palantir: Expensive Stock For All Good Reasons (Rating Upgrade)
Palantir Technologies Inc. reported strong Q1 results, with revenues up 39% to $884 million and operating income up 73% to $391 million, driven by government contracts. Despite PLTR stock being overvalued, Palantir's growth potential in data analytics and defense solutions makes it a speculative buy for visionary investors. The company reaffirmed its full-year outlook, expecting $3.9 billion in sales and $1.717 billion in adjusted income, surpassing analyst estimates.
S&P 500 Gains & Losses Today: Stocks Fall for Second Day as Palantir, Pharmaceuticals Drop
The S&P 500 dropped for a second straight session as investors digested corporate earnings reports, waited for tariff updates and readied themselves for tomorrow's Federal Reserve's announcement on interest rates.
AI Innovator Palantir Tumbles: Time to Buy the Stock?
Palantir Technologies ( PLTR ) delivered strong Q1 2025 results, with revenue rising 39% year-over-year to $884 million and adjusted EPS meeting expectations at $0.13. The company raised its full-year guidance, projecting revenue between $3.89 billion and $3.90 billion, surpassing analyst estimates.
Can Palantir Stock be the Next NVIDIA, and Is It Worth Buying?
Rise in military contracts and expanding commercial clientele helped software maker Palantir Technologies Inc.'s PLTR shares scale upward this year. The company also raised its outlook on continued artificial intelligence (AI) demand, prompting speculation about its potential as the next Wall Street favorite like NVIDIA Corporation NVDA, and scope as a promising investment.
Palantir Earnings Review: $1.2 Trillion TAM
Palantir Technologies Inc.'s shares have surged 41.84% YTD and 109.80% in six months, driven by strong Q1 2025 revenue growth and U.S. commercial revenue jump of 71% YoY. Palantir's AI Platform has gained significant traction, with key partnerships like NATO and Google Cloud FedStart, showcasing its enterprise tech's effectiveness and expanding TAM. Despite a 13.39% drop in shares, I maintain a strong buy rating due to Palantir's accelerating revenues, AI advancements, and robust defense sector opportunities.
Palantir's Raised Outlook Not Enough to Extend Rally
Palantir's increased earnings forecast failed to meet analysts' lofty expectations, but retail investors remain loyal. Amit Kukreja, CEO of AK Media, whose nearly quarter of a million social media followers tune in for his thoughts on Palantir stock, joins Caroline Hyde on "Bloomberg Technology.
Palantir Could Fall By 20-30% Over Q2 Despite Positive Earnings Trends
Palantir Technologies Inc.'s stock dropped 13% post-Q1 earnings despite a 64.6% YTD rise, driven by valuation concerns and high concentration risk on government spending. The company's growth projections seem heavily reliant on continued U.S. military spending, posing a risk for PLTR amid rising anti-war sentiment. Stock-Based Compensation is decreasing, suggesting stabilization in talent retention costs, but overall expenses and revenue growth are slowing.
Palantir Technologies Q1 Earnings Meet Estimates and Rise Y/Y
PLTR's first-quarter 2025 earnings and revenues increase 62.5% and 39.3%, respectively, year over year.
Palantir's Post-Earnings Plunge: Still Too Pricey
Palantir Technologies Inc. released its first quarter earnings yesterday. The release beat revenue and was in line with EPS estimates. PLTR stock crashed 13% after the release came out. Although Palantir is a fast-growing company, it is simply far too pricey to be worth it at today's price.
Palantir stock is 'not cheap,' but you are paying for quality
Palantir stock is tumbling despite beating first quarter expectations and raising its full-year outlook. William Blair Research industrials analyst Louie DiPalma joins Morning Brief to explain why Palantir's valuation could drop more, even as the company progresses in growth and margins.
