What top creators are saying about Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)— Page 3

Palantir is linked to sovereign AI adoption, but the discussion offers no detailed company outlook. Its move from about $106 to $210 before a pullback is described as mean reversion, not a price target.

The host was constructive longer term but cautious near term, viewing a possible decline toward $165–$170 as a potential higher low rather than a guaranteed bottom.

Palantir held up relatively well during some volatility and was cited as a partner in potential upside cases, but the host cautioned that the stock can fall with the market and that partnerships alone do not justify valuation.

Briefly quoted in a market snapshot, with no specific investment analysis.

After reaching an all-time high, Palantir pulled back and showed a possible double top, weak volume on the latest push, and rejection at a macro chart level. The $194 area was cited as a level that might need to hold.

Palantir was cited for its closing price, with no company-specific investment thesis discussed.

Palantir's work with Accenture on sovereign AI systems could benefit from enterprises seeking AI systems that keep sensitive data under their control.

Mentioned in market updates without specific company-level investment commentary.

Cited as a high-multiple growth stock exposed to valuation compression during broad market corrections, even without a material change in its business.

The speaker liked the company but considered it overpriced, so he placed a limit-buy order below its then-current price. He cautioned that a price drop can reflect fundamental business deterioration.

The host remained long while the stop held, viewing the trade as profitable and maintaining the position as long as key technical levels held.

Mentioned only in a joke about a pop-up shop, with no company-specific investment insight.

The host was positive on momentum and AI-related business but cautioned against chasing the stock after it roughly doubled in three months.

Shares closed near $200 after briefly trading below that level. The discussion offered no specific investment thesis or target and cautioned against confusing leadership commentary about broader AI optimism with company-specific performance.

Launched merchandise as a communications strategy to build community and shape public perception; no connection to revenue, earnings, or stock outlook is provided.

The speaker was in a long trade and saw no reason to change it.

Several firms reportedly raised Palantir price targets, and earnings were expected on November 2 after the close. Analyst targets are forecasts, and the discussion offered no supporting valuation analysis.

The stock was described as holding above a prior breakout area, but the guest said its substantial run into earnings made the short-term risk-reward less straightforward.

Shkreli explicitly called Palantir a short despite its strong rally; no price target or timing was provided.

The speaker praised its growth, margins, cash flow, and management but acknowledged that the stock is expensive by conventional valuation measures.

The horizontal-range breakout is holding. The speaker remains long, plans to move stops to break-even, and may take 15–20% in partial profits; the stated entry and target are chart-based levels, not guarantees.

Launched Regna AI with Ondas Holdings.

Its partnership with Ondas may indicate deeper cooperation, with CEO Alex Karp's participation viewed by the host as a possible signal; commercial outcomes remain uncertain.

The speaker called Palantir a short despite acknowledging its strong rally; no valuation analysis or price target was provided.

Its model-agnostic software may benefit from uncertainty around AI model providers, and the company could generate $18 billion in free cash flow by 2028. The bullish case is tempered by substantial valuation and high expectations already reflected in the share price.

Named as a partner in an AI academy and a potential recruiter of its graduates; no company-specific financial or stock analysis is given.

Mentioned as Ondas's partnership partner; the author is investigating the partnership, with no specific investment outlook stated.

The speaker ranked Palantir in a lower tier for additional upside, describing it as relatively high at $210 while viewing its earlier $106 level as attractive.

Its move to Miami was cited as an example of high-end migration, not as a stock recommendation.

Mentioned in connection with its move to Miami as part of a discussion about migration and luxury real estate, not as a stock recommendation.

Rose 60% in Q3 as investor sentiment rotated toward software, though the host did not forecast whether the rally would continue.

The host highlighted enterprise data-organization software and sovereign AI as potential growth drivers, alongside a Barclays upgrade. He cited a prior discussion of buying at $106 and a then-current price around $209, but gave no current valuation analysis or price target.

Bullish views cite rapid growth, expanding contracts, strong margins, and potential free cash flow. The thesis depends on sustaining growth and converting demand into cash flow; high valuation and volatility are significant risks.

Barclays rated Palantir Buy/Overweight, citing a $265 12-month target and 39.9% potential upside from $189.40. The post also notes the stock is up over 100% from this year's lows and highlights its role in delivering tangible business outcomes with AI.

A price of $204 was mentioned without an accompanying thesis or indication that it was a price target.

Bullish outlook with a possible short-term pullback after a retest of the previous high.

The host sees differentiation in sovereign AI, customized applications, and its Forward Deployed Engineer model; sustaining its premium valuation depends on continued earnings growth and execution.

Received Buy ratings from Goldman Sachs and Barclays.

Mentioned as an example of a stock available through the described tokenization platform, not as a separate investment recommendation.

Burry had shorted Palantir and the position had not gone his way; the mention illustrates the uncertainty of bearish bets, without a current recommendation.

Goldman Sachs upgraded Palantir to Buy, citing potential total addressable market expansion and its FDE model. The post says shares rose from $6 in 2022 to about $200 in 2026, with the $230 12-month target implying approximately 18.5% upside.

Mentioned at $204 without a clear view on the stock or explanation of the price reference.

The host expressed concern about Palantir's surveillance role while noting its roughly 2.4% premarket gain. No earnings, valuation, or long-term assessment was provided.

Mentioned without investment analysis.

The host's sovereign AI thesis is that organizations will build customized, secure AI systems, potentially supporting demand for Palantir's software and enterprise projects.

Palantir was cited for strong growth and software margins that could support its valuation, although expectations remain high.

The speaker said Palantir was holding a range breakout and considered the setup intact, with no change to the trade at that time.

The chart was described as constructive, but the guest said the stock was not at its most attractive entry point and might advance gradually.

The speaker says Palantir has broken its downtrend and is making higher highs and higher lows; a move above $188 could confirm the setup, with an extension target around $270.

Could benefit if enterprises prioritize control over compute, models, data, and AI workflows; the discussion provides no company-specific financial or valuation analysis.