$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$   My take: The story is commercial AIP monetization vs. government durability. If you believe in 25%+ CAGR and 30%+ op margins at scale, $15s are where you get paid to wait. What I’m watching: commercial mix rising, RPO growth, SBC dilution trend, and cash conversion. Trade plan: Scale in near long-term moving averages, add on margin proof, trim into 20s if it runs ahead of fundamentals. Risk: contract timing lumpiness, hype outrunning deployments, dilution re-accelerating. PLTR pays you when AIP becomes invoices—not demos.

$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$  my regret is sold too early

$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$  Way overpriced to begin with.

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$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$  Not yet will drop to about $120 a share then buy

$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$  I feel it's got a few more drops I. It but as a business the price should come back positive⭐🐯

I think that Pltr will again beat expectations in all 3 areas of revenue, profit and eps in the coming earnings. With the recent news of Fujitsu as its partner in Japan selling pltr services, this could potentially bring in extra streams of revenue in addition to the the already existing streams from US and Europe. Pltr could one day offer its services through licensed country partners to other parts of Asia. When that day comes, I believe that pltr will realise its potential that will validate Dan Ives' long held bullish thesis. 

$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$  when a stock has movement it is healthy; the longer term trend of this stock is very Good so I am bullish

Have been holding at loss for a while. Might gon in again for avenging 

I believe Palantir will take longer to pull back or at least consolidate, given its massive surge over a short period. The stock's rapid rise, with a 151% gain earlier this year, suggests it might need time to stabilize after such a steep climb. This kind of momentum often leads to a period of adjustment rather than an immediate drop. In my view, the valuation does seem pretty high at the moment. After touching that intraday high of $190 on August 12 and then dropping as much as 25% before a slight recovery, the current price reflects some overextension. This could mean that consolidation, rather than a sharp decline, is more likely in the near term as the market finds a new equilibrium. I see $150 as a critical support level. If the share price can hold around this point, it would be a po

Palantir ( $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ ) has been the S&P 500’s top performer in 2025, soaring 151% to a $190 peak on August 12, but a four-week slide has erased gains, dropping 18% to $155 as of September 4, 2025. The decline, fueled by short-seller pressure from Citron Research and profit-taking after a $1 billion revenue quarter, has sparked debate: is $150 a bottom to fish or a sell-off trap? With new partnerships like Lumen and an expanded Lear Corp. pact, plus calls to “sell GOOG and buy PLTR,” the stock’s AI-driven growth faces scrutiny. As the S&P 500 sits at 6,520, Nasdaq at 21,918.45, and Bitcoin at $123,456, the VIX at 14.12 hints at calm amid tariffs (30-35% on Canada/EU/Mexico) and $74.50 oil. Is it time to buy the dip

For the bottoming process to be considered complete, a daily close above $157.09 is needed while closing below $150.28 would invalidate the thesis and trigger a return to the downtrend. PLTR continues to remain range-bound between these two price levels. $PLTR has been consolidating around the $150 range for 10 consecutive days, with two critical momentum bars at $156.4 and $158, which needs to be surpassed for more price momentum. It appears that $PLTR is building a base within this range.  If the $150 level is breached to the downside, there is a possibility of $PLTR going down to test the next critical momentum bars at $142.80 and $130 as support levels.

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I think there are something we need to understand why we should not be overly concerned about the recent insider selling of 400,000 shares by Palantir's CEO, Alex Karp, for several key reasons. In this article I would like to contextualize the insider sale, strategic reframing for investors for example, how short-term holders could stay constructive. I am a long-term holder for $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ but have been doing short-term trade for PLTR to take advantage of some short pullback. Contextualizing the Insider Sale Magnitude vs. Ownership: While 400K shares sounds large, it’s a fraction of Karp’s total holdings. He's reportedly sold over $1.9B worth of shares since last year and still retains a substantial stake. This sale doesn’t