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Key TakeawaysAnthropic set its IPO range at $70 to $78 a share. One investor on Reddit works that out to 35x to 39x trailing sales, compared with 53x for Palantir.
Palantir just reported the best quarter in its history, and investors sold it off anyway. Behind the 11-quarter beat streak, a few quiet warning signs may explain why the market stopped cheering, and whether the dip is an opening or a trap.
The software company's latest earnings were strong, but slowing contract growth and a high valuation are raising questions about its share price.
Palantir's Growth Story Faces New Questions After a Sharp Slowdown in Contract Wins
Palantir Technologies has delivered a very large 3 year share price gain. After a choppy few months the core question for investors is whether the current valuation can be explained by the cash the business is expected to generate. With the stock up roughly 7x over three years, a lot now rides on whether that past return lines up with the long term cash flows Palantir can produce. Recent AI driven contract wins and commercial traction can support expectations for stronger future cash...
ETFs bought $75.3 million of Palantir stock, with 54 buyers against 19 sellers.
Palantir Stock Rebounds as AI Fears Fade and Revenue Beats Estimates
Both companies crushed earnings, then the midterms hit and both stocks tumbled. One defense giant built contracts to survive a budget fight, while the other bet on corporate AI. Which model holds up when Washington tightens the purse?
Palantir is preparing for closer scrutiny from the new Congress, even as U.S. commercial revenue more than doubled last quarter.
The company's strong leadership in AI software has propelled the stock to life-changing returns since late 2020.
Investing.com -- Palantir Technologies Inc (PLTR) is trading at $161.69, up 4.32%, as of Nov 6, 10:26 AM EST. The rebound is notable, but the daily trend remains weak.
Palantir just delivered the fastest revenue growth in its public company history and Wall Street sold the stock off anyway. Understanding why the selloff happened and where the price goes next requires looking past the headline numbers.
Palantir reported incredible growth last quarter, but the slowdown in contract value growth seems like a red flag.
The stock continues to slide despite posting strong Q3 earnings.
ETFs sold a net $16.9 million of Palantir on Wednesday, Nov. 4.