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Palantir Technologies stock was giving up some of its recent gains ahead of Thursday's opening bell as the artificial-intelligence rally stalled.Shares in the analytics software company slipped 2.4% to $127 in premarket trading. Futures tracking the benchmark S&P 500 were down 0.6%.Palantir stock hit its second record high of the week on Wednesday. It's been surging amid an AI boom, with the White House's pullback on tariffs reigniting the market's enthusiasm for riskier growth stocks.But the breakneck rally could soon fizzle out. Palantir shares have led the S&P 500 over the past year, skyrocketing 501%, and they now trade at an eye-watering 232-times future earnings. It is near the top of Wall Street's range for the stock, with analyst price targets currently ranging from $40 to $140.Investors might take the opportunity to lock in their profits unless the Trump administration carries on brokering AI deals.This content was created by Barron's, which is operated by Dow Jones & Co. Barr

President Trump wants an American-made iPhone. Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook has no plans to deliver one any time soon.That conflict erupted into the open Thursday, when Trump chided Cook for the iPhone-maker's plans to shift final assembly for many U.S.-bound devices to India. Trump reiterated his demand that Apple bring manufacturing back to America."I had a little problem with Tim Cook yesterday. I said to him, 'Tim, You're my friend. I treated you very good. You're coming here with $500 billion, but now here you are building all over India,'" Trump said in Qatar."'We're not interested in you building in India. India can take care of themselves. They're doing very well. We want you to build'" in the U.S., Trump said he told Cook.The company's shares traded slightly down, in line with the market, suggesting that Apple investors aren't as spooked as they had been by Trump's trade bluster. The stock had fallen in the wake of the "Liberation Day" tariffs and tit-for-tat increases targe

President Trump is expected to announce a new artificial intelligence chip deal with Saudi Arabia.Palantir stands to gain from such a deal and the opportunities it provides, despite the fact that the company doesn't make chips.

Key TakeawaysPalantir closed at a record high as optimism about easing tariffs has driven stocks higher.The rally comes on the heels of losses last week following quarterly results from Palantir that

Palantir Technologies gained attention Monday after Bank of America boosted its price target to $150, marking the highest estimate among major Wall Street firms.The firm kept its Buy rating in place. Analyst Mariana Perez Mora said Palantir continues to stand out by delivering tailored, AI-powered software solutions aimed at specific customer outcomes.She pointed to recent earnings as a sign the company is gaining momentum, noting improvements in how fast Palantir brings products to market and converts clients.Mora also flagged a new U.S. government directive, focused on overhauling how the Department of Defense handles tech contracts, as a potential long-term boost.The executive order, titled “Modernizing Defense Acquisitions and Spurring Innovation,” could reshape military procurement and favor companies like Palantir, which already has deep government ties.Palantir shares remain on Monday trading following the note.

Tesla investor Cathie Wood believes the stock is headed to $2,600.The fundamentals of its electric vehicle business are deteriorating, and its new initiatives are highly speculative.The stock trades at a wildly high price compared to its financial fundamentals.Cathie Wood has made a name for herself at ARK Invest with bold bets on transformative technology stocks such as Tesla . She has accumulated billions of dollars in investor assets with promises of high growth by focusing on innovation.Her latest prediction is for Tesla to rise to $2,600 a share, which would bring its market capitalization close to $10 trillion.Today, it trades around $275. Wood and other investors are optimistic about the stock. However, if we look under the hood (or trunk?Mainly autonomous vehicles and the Optimus humanoid robot. Tesla has been talking up its resea

Bill Miller is considered a legend for his value investing approach.He recently made some comments regarding market conditions and the "Magnificent Seven.". Miller has some unique insights into Amazon, given that he was an early investor.

Tesla (TSLA) shareholders were getting excited on social media about a “Tesla prototype” that turned out to be a competitor’s prototype vehicle.

On Tuesday,Cathie Wood‘sArk Investmade significant trades, notably selling shares of$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$. This move comes after Palantir’s stock faced pressure despite surpassingfirst-qu