What top creators are saying about Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)— Page 2

Mentioned in an advertisement as a company whose connectivity layer is powered by CData; no company-specific investment analysis or endorsement is provided.

The guest linked his positive view to sovereign AI demand from governments and institutions and said Palantir had performed well after its CEO emphasized the theme. He also cautioned that high-multiple software and AI stocks can stagnate despite earnings growth.

Mentioned as a stock affected by the sell-off and on the upcoming earnings watchlist; results were identified as a possible catalyst.

The discussion linked Palantir to sovereign AI and demand for control over sensitive data, but did not establish how much revenue the trend could generate.

Used as a comparison for a system that can structure and work with varied data; no stock view was offered.

Palantir could be a relative winner if investors prioritize measurable AI outcomes, strong growth, and high margins. Broad market sentiment could still weigh on the shares, and no price target was provided.

Mando liked Palantir as an AI application-side company rather than a direct bet on data-center construction or frontier models.

Palantir was described as holding up strongly. The speaker suggested tightening the stop below $183 to protect existing profits; this was a risk-management level, not a price target.

A strong close above resistance around $208–$210 would be needed to improve the chart.

Mentioned without substantive company-specific analysis or an investment view.

Mentioned retrospectively as a stock that could have produced a better investment outcome in 2024; no current recommendation was provided.

Mentioned as an example of a strategically important business that became valuable, and as a source of experienced founders and engineers. No specific stock recommendation or forecast was provided.

JPMorgan initiated coverage with a $262 target and placed the stock on positive catalyst watch ahead of earnings, citing potential upside, strong growth, and high margins.

The speaker cites analyst upgrades, a buy signal, rapid growth, and profitability, and expects the stock to move back above $200.

The sovereign AI theme and demand for organizations to control their data, models, and deployment could support growth, provided customer interest converts into expanded use cases and spending.

Discussed as a strategic partner and high-performing software peer, with strong growth and profitability metrics. Its unusually high valuation relative to sales is a counterpoint; no price target or valuation conclusion was provided.

The host was still holding a long position and said the chart looked good, without specifying a price target.

Palantir was one of the few names the host said remained positive over the prior 30 days, but no company-specific catalyst or recommendation was given.

Palantir was discussed as a comparison when cautioning against labeling BigBear.ai the next Palantir. No new results or recommendation were provided.

Mentioned as a company previously associated with access to geospatial intelligence and surveillance data. The discussion offers no assessment of its business outlook, valuation, financial performance, or the commercial impact of open-source alternatives.

A speaker regretted not buying Palantir earlier, but the discussion offered no current investment thesis or valuation analysis.

A guest expected triple-digit revenue growth ahead of earnings, but this was an individual expectation rather than a reported result or company forecast.

Cited as a strong stock pick in 2024, with no further analysis or forward-looking investment case.

Palantir CEO Alex Karp’s comments about data sovereignty were said to influence customer interest in in-house data centers and virtual private clouds. No specific revenue impact or stock recommendation was provided.

Its government relationships and federal cloud certification experience may offer a relationship advantage for Zeta, but do not establish that Zeta will win government contracts.

Mentioned in connection with the thesis that businesses should build AI capabilities around their own data. No company-specific investment case or recommendation was provided.

The guest expressed hindsight regret about not investing in the stock in 2024; no current valuation view was provided.

Palantir was holding up well, and the speaker maintained a long view while it stayed above the cited low; a backtest had succeeded.

Mentioned in a sponsor's advertising claim about companies using a technology layer; no independent stock-specific evaluation is provided.

The speaker said the stock had risen substantially and had generally been shorted, but offered no valuation view or specific forecast.

The speaker said he had generally been short Palantir, which had risen substantially, and framed analysis around its business and AI prospects rather than politics.

Mentioned as Ondas Holdings' partner; the potential investment case described was for Ondas and depended on the partnership producing meaningful commercial business.

The trade remained technically bullish on its own, and the speaker planned to keep holding with a tight stop due to broader market weakness.

Cited as an example of multiplying enterprise AI use cases and a potential beneficiary as spending shifts toward software adoption and monetization.

Palantir was mentioned in comparisons of earnings growth, with no specific investment recommendation.

The speaker called Palantir a strong company and linked its appeal to demand for sovereign AI.

The stock held up relatively well during the volatile market, and Citi raised its target from $245 to $250; the transcript did not detail the rationale or present an explicit buy recommendation.

Mentioned mainly for intraday price action, without developed company-specific analysis.

Palantir was holding key support after a pullback and the setup remained constructive, provided the stock held around $184; a break below could signal failure.

Mentioned in promotional material for an AI data and governance product; no substantive investment thesis was provided.

Palantir expanded sovereign AI deployments with NVIDIA, L3Harris, and Ondas, but no contract values or expected revenue impact were provided.

Potentially benefits from on-premise AI systems and an NVIDIA partnership reference; the host acknowledged a high valuation but argued strong growth and profitability support the shares.

Mentioned as background to Erebor's founders and investor network, without company-specific financial analysis or an investment thesis.

The post cites PLTR at $6 in 2022 and notes it later reached $192.

Was one of the few stocks the host said was positive over the prior month, but no company-specific investment thesis or target was provided.

Palantir's lobbying roster included many former government staffers, but the text gives no company-specific performance result and says a large roster alone was not a successful backtest signal.

The family’s small investment grew substantially, and they sold half to help purchase a condo. The discussion treats angel investing as speculative and cautions that this successful example does not predict future results.

Cited as an example of a company that may make forward-deployed engineering economics work because it has eight-figure contracts; no stock recommendation is given.

Restrictions on DeepSeek-related products in U.S. civilian government systems could favor domestic providers, though the financial impact for Palantir was not quantified.

Shares were reported down about 3% as the speaker suggested software might be recovering; no specific outlook for Palantir was provided.