The Latest Breaking News from Palantir Technologies

Palantir Technologies stock is down today after its Q1 results yesterday. However, investors can take advantage of this weakness by shorting out-of-the-money puts as a disciplined buy-in method.

Today a large volume of out-of-the-money (OTM) call options for Palantir Technologies stock has traded in a near-term expiry period. This highlights the underlying value of this AI and software security company.

Palantir shares have surged on the back of its robust financial performance, positive sentiment regarding a significant contract win, and excitement around AI. However, is PLTR stock still a smart investment choice? Let's explore.

While the main indexes made modest moves Tuesday, Palantir Technologies soared 30% after earnings.

Palantir's strong forecast for 2024 profit due to increased demand for their AI technology leads to a surge in share prices. Learn more here.

Palantir stock has more than doubled over the past year, but the latest analyst note from Deutsche Bank calls for the stock to enter its own personal bear market over the next year. Here's a closer look at Wall Street's latest pessimistic take on PLTR.

Palantir Technologies stock is off its peak of $21.26 per share. But its powerful free cash flow could push PLTR stock up over 21% to that peak. One way investors can play this is to short OTM puts.

With digital transformation gaining traction worldwide and rising demand for software solutions, the industry’s prospects appear promising. Software stocks, Palantir Technologies (PLTR) and Descartes Systems (DSGX) should benefit from the industry tailwinds. However, which of these stocks is a better investment? Read more to find out.

Palantir stock has more than tripled in 2023, delivering outsized gains for shareholders. But it now trades at a premium valuation, and may pull back in the near term.

Palantir Technologies reported strong revenue growth and a huge rise in its free cash flow and FCF margins. This helps raise analysts' target prices and increases the underlying value of PLTR stock.

Despite a sharp pullback from their mid-summer highs, all three of these stocks from the artificial intelligence (AI) industry still look expensive at current levels, and are best avoided by investors.