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Palantir (NASDAQ:PLTR) rises after NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA) AI tie-up, but trades at about 39x sales forecast

Palantir (NASDAQ:PLTR) rises after NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA) AI tie-up, but trades at about 39x sales forecast

Palantir Technologies Inc. gained 2.4% to $115.70 late Monday after partnering with NVIDIA Corporation on an AI engine for U.S. government and critical infrastructure clients. Investors bought in: some $5.1 billion worth of Palantir shares traded, and the $2.74 gain tacked on around $7.0 billion in market cap. That’s close to 92% of Palantir’s 2026 revenue guidance midpoint. Palantir shares held close to the big tech ETF in recent trading. The stock outperformed SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust but stayed in line with Invesco QQQ Trust Series 1. Nvidia posted a smaller gain.
AI shares June 2026: memory and power plays go different ways

AI shares June 2026: memory and power plays go different ways

U.S. AI stocks closed out June showing a more defined split than earlier in the month. On one side were suppliers with signed AI orders. On the other, big spenders and software names trading at high multiples. NVIDIA, Broadcom, Micron Technology and Vertiv gave investors new operating numbers tied to their AI business. Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon.com and Meta Platforms remained key to demand, but the market focus moved in June to how the spending gets funded and what kind of payback investors can expect. That spread is what June has been about. AI names are not moving together now. When a stock looks cheap, it can signal risks like cycles, customer mix or supply. Expensive ones have to show they can grow AI sales ahead of the cost curve.
Surf Air Mobility (NYSE:SRFM) rises after Palantir (NASDAQ:PLTR) agreement raises dilution talk

Surf Air Mobility (NYSE:SRFM) rises after Palantir (NASDAQ:PLTR) agreement raises dilution talk

Surf Air Mobility Inc. jumped 17.5% to $1.06 on Monday. The move came after Palantir Technologies Inc. said it will give more technical and commercial support to SurfOS, the aviation software from Surf Air. Shares touched $1.405, with volume at 69.2 million near 10:09 a.m. EDT. The headline move isn’t the real story. It’s the turnover. On Monday, trading volume ran at 62.3% of Surf Air’s total 110.99 million shares after its offering, and that was 14.5 times bigger than the 4.76 million shares Palantir registered last week. Traders are already shifting how they value the software deal, some of it paid in stock.
Palantir (NASDAQ:PLTR) jumps but Army contract offers no dollar terms, $40B weekly drop hangs over move

Palantir (NASDAQ:PLTR) jumps but Army contract offers no dollar terms, $40B weekly drop hangs over move

Palantir Technologies Inc. was closed Sunday, but Friday’s 5.28% rebound to $112.93 puts the spotlight back on valuation. The market’s question now is whether its defense software can justify a price near 38 times its 2026 revenue target. Shares are still off 12.1% since the June 18 close. The gap tells the story. With 2.571 billion diluted shares from Palantir's Q1 EPS, the move from $128.47 on June 18 to $112.93 Friday wiped out roughly $40 billion in equity value. After closing at $107.27 Thursday, Friday's bounce put back about $14.6 billion.
Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ:PLTR) bounces back before Russell close, $242 billion gap stays

Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ:PLTR) bounces back before Russell close, $242 billion gap stays

Palantir Technologies Inc. jumped 5.5% to $113.18 on Friday, recovering after hitting a 52-week low of $106.37 the day before. Software stocks climbed while chips dropped. The iShares Expanded Tech-Software Sector ETF was up 3.4%. The VanEck Semiconductor ETF lost 3.1%. The Invesco QQQ Trust edged down 0.5%. Investors watching more than just Friday’s move. At a market cap near $291 billion, the day’s jump put back around $15.2 billion by straight price-to-market-cap math. Still, the stock is trading about $241.6 billion under what it was worth at its record close from November.
Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ:PLTR) drops to 52-week low as AI premium weakens

Palantir (NYSE:PLTR) drop wipes out AI-fueled gains, now a weight for index funds

Palantir Technologies Inc. tumbled again Thursday. The valuation sent the clearer warning for investors, not just the drop in share price. Shares dropped 5.3% to $107.50 as of 11:46 a.m. ET, hitting an intraday low of $106.40 and valuing the company at about $276.5 billion, based on live market data. Investor’s Business Daily reported Palantir has now logged seven consecutive losing sessions and is down 36% so far for 2026.
Palantir sinks to 52-week low even after Zeta AI deal

Palantir sinks to 52-week low even after Zeta AI deal

Palantir Technologies Inc. stock dropped 3% to $113.19 on Wednesday. About 26.5 million shares changed hands. Shares hit a low of $112.94, slipping from Tuesday’s $116.70 close. Palantir shares fell further, pushing the stock close to the 52-week low. Markets Insider put the 52-week low at $113.58 and the high at $207.52. Barron’s said this week that the stock closed at its lowest in over a year, after it broke past an important technical mark.
Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ:PLTR) drops to 52-week low as AI premium weakens

Palantir (NYSE:PLTR) Tries to Recover After Hitting 52-Week Low

Palantir Technologies Inc shares ticked up in premarket trading Tuesday. The artificial-intelligence software company is coming off a steep drop that sent the stock to its lowest in over a year. Nasdaq-listed shares were at $120.32 in premarket trade at 9:05 a.m. EDT, up 0.7% after a 7.0% slide Monday, when they ended at $119.50. On Monday, the stock hit $119.20, its 52-week low, on volume of 56.9 million shares. Premarket is the lower-volume session ahead of the regular open.
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Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ:PLTR) drops to 52-week low as AI premium weakens

Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ:PLTR) drops to 52-week low as AI premium weakens

Palantir Technologies Inc. slumped to a 52-week low Monday, deepening losses for the AI software stock as investors pulled back from high-priced growth names. NASDAQ:PLTR had been trading as a top public-market pick for enterprise AI, but the stock got tested on Monday as the Nasdaq slipped 1.05% by 2:15 p.m. ET. Software names hit their lowest in more than two months, according to Reuters.
Palantir trades into the week as France move puts AI at risk in Europe

Palantir trades into the week as France move puts AI at risk in Europe

Palantir Technologies Inc. goes into Monday’s open facing questions about a European contract dispute, with the shares holding steady over the week. AI spending is still the main story for investors in the stock. Palantir faces the issue during a busy stretch. CEO Alex Karp called the company’s U.S. business “erupting” as first-quarter revenue jumped 85% to $1.63 billion. Palantir raised its full-year revenue outlook to $7.65 billion to $7.66 billion.
Palantir slips as investors question AI pricing, contracts

Palantir slips as investors question AI pricing, contracts

Palantir Technologies Inc. heads into the week with the same doubts trailing it. The company is putting up fast growth, but PLTR trades like mistakes aren’t allowed. Shares closed at $127.99 on Nasdaq Friday, down 2.36%. Its price-to-earnings ratio early Monday was around 144. That’s high, and it means the stock is priced for a lot of future success. After hours Friday, MarketWatch had it quoted at $128.22, barely changed. Palantir is seen as an AI growth stock. Its shares tend to move on changes in revenue, profit outlook, or the market’s willingness to pay up for its earnings. The stock has dropped in the past when investors got skittish, sold on doubt, or fretted over future cash. Growth isn’t the issue at the moment. The debate is whether Palantir is worth its current price.
Palantir Falls Even With AI Contracts, Bulls Eyeing Upcoming Week

Palantir Falls Even With AI Contracts, Bulls Eyeing Upcoming Week

Palantir Technologies Inc. shares slipped 4.35% on Friday to close at $135.53, as the Nasdaq finished up trading for the week. The stock lost 13.42% in the past five sessions and is down 23.75% year to date. Investors took in the latest artificial intelligence deal news while software stocks with higher price tags saw renewed selling. Palantir is in focus after working this week to push its Artificial Intelligence Platform, or AIP, further into big clients. At its AIPCon 10 event on June 4, Palantir rolled out demos from customers like Kirkland & Ellis, McCarthy Building, the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Hertz, Nscale, Accenture, and Parts Town.
Palantir Faces AI Trader Test as Stock Rally Draws Bulls

Palantir Faces AI Trader Test as Stock Rally Draws Bulls

Palantir Technologies Inc. shares slipped in early trading Tuesday, easing after a rally that had brought the AI software stock back into the spotlight. The stock ended Monday at $160.65, up 2.63%. MarketScreener listed a premarket price of $155.24 at 6:02 a.m. EDT, down 3.37%. Software stocks are back in focus as investors come off a period of worry that new generative artificial intelligence—AI that can produce text, code, and analysis from prompts—might hurt demand for older business software models. Palantir, with its AI and data-analysis software for governments and companies, sits at the center of this change. The company’s growth is quick, but its stock price already bakes in a lot.
Palantir Friday Close Ends Week of AI Stock Swings

Palantir Friday Close Ends Week of AI Stock Swings

Palantir Technologies Inc. heads into this holiday-shortened U.S. week with heavy AI demand in focus, while valuation questions and political concerns haven’t gone away. Shares ended Friday’s session at $136.88, slipping 0.39%. Still, the stock finished up for the week after closing the previous Friday at $133.99. U.S. equity trading shuts down Monday for Memorial Day, so traders won’t get a fresh read until Tuesday. That comes after investors already lifted broader stocks over the past week – Reuters said Friday’s session saw the Dow touch an intraday record on Middle East talks and earnings optimism.
Palantir Steady as Nasdaq Slides Before Monday

Palantir Steady as Nasdaq Slides Before Monday

Palantir Technologies edged higher for the week, recovering after several sessions of losses on concerns over AI stock valuations. Investors head into Monday with a more stable setup. The stock ended Friday at $133.99, up 0.19%. Shares traded from $132.29 to $135.64. For the week, shares dropped 2.8% after closing at $137.80 on May 8. The stock saw its biggest slide Wednesday, falling 4.37%.
Palantir Stock Slides as Zelenskiy Meeting Puts War-AI Bet in Focus

Palantir Stock Slides as Zelenskiy Meeting Puts War-AI Bet in Focus

Palantir Technologies shares slipped Wednesday, despite CEO Alex Karp’s meeting with President Volodymyr Zelenskiy, which again highlighted the U.S. software firm’s role in Ukraine’s ramped-up wartime AI deployment. Timing is crucial here. Ukraine is working to speed up air-defense and strike responses by leveraging real-time battlefield data. Russia, for its part, continues using drones to target Ukrainian cities. The Associated Press said Russia launched no fewer than 800 drones at around 20 regions on Wednesday, leaving at least six dead and dozens injured.
Palantir’s NHS Patient Data Fight Tests Its AI Stock Boom

Palantir’s NHS Patient Data Fight Tests Its AI Stock Boom

Britain’s National Health Service is giving outside workers—including Palantir Technologies Inc. contractors—sweeping access to patient-identifiable data as they develop a high-profile health-data platform, the Financial Times said. That move is stirring up an old privacy debate over one of the U.S. software giant’s most sensitive public sector contracts. The permissions extend to the National Data Integration Tenant, or NDIT, a staging layer inside the Federated Data Platform where records remain identifiable before any pseudonymisation, that is, before personal details are hidden. Palantir’s timing couldn’t be much worse. The stock has turned into a benchmark for appetite in AI-powered software across public and private sectors. Just last week, Palantir posted 85% revenue growth, hitting $1.63 billion, and bumped up its 2026 sales outlook to a range of $7.65 billion to $7.66 billion. On Monday afternoon, shares slipped 1.1% to $136.27 on the Nasdaq.
Palantir Stock’s Big AI Test: Blowout Growth, But Wall Street Still Wants Proof

Palantir Stock’s Big AI Test: Blowout Growth, But Wall Street Still Wants Proof

Palantir Technologies Inc has raised its 2026 revenue ambitions, but the stock remains below pre-earnings levels—suggesting investors are still debating whether the AI software heavyweight can deliver enough growth. The shares ended Friday at $137.80 on Nasdaq, up 0.55% for the day, yet still down from Monday’s $146.03 close, ahead of the earnings release. The issue is drawing attention as Palantir serves as a litmus test for investor appetite when it comes to hefty valuations in AI-driven software for the public and private sectors. Market data pegged its value at roughly $354 billion, trading at a price-to-earnings ratio close to 155.
Palantir Stock Faces 9% Earnings Move As AI Pricing Power Goes On Trial

Palantir Stock Faces 9% Earnings Move As AI Pricing Power Goes On Trial

Palantir Technologies is set to report first-quarter earnings after the U.S. market closes Monday, with PLTR stock options implying a potential 9% move—up or down—by week’s end. The company will webcast its results at 5:00 p.m. ET. This report has implications beyond just Palantir. With Google, Microsoft, and Amazon already highlighting AI's ongoing boost to cloud revenues, the focus now turns to whether companies like Palantir and ServiceNow can actually translate that AI momentum into stronger pricing and faster growth.
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  • Kratos Gains 4.6% as Backlog Mix Tilts Away From Drones
    June 30, 2026, 1:08 PM EDT. Kratos Defense & Security Solutions (NASDAQ:KTOS) jumped 4.6% as drone plays tracked gains in AeroVironment (NASDAQ:AVAV). Still, the stock faded from the open and session highs. Unmanned Systems now make up 22% of Q1 revenue and 19% of backlog, both down as Government Solutions fills more of the backlog and top line. Kratos is guiding for 2026 revenue of $1.7 billion to $1.76 billion, adjusted EBITDA between $170 million and $176 million, and free cash flow use in the $85 million to $105 million range. Management is looking to growth in missiles, engines, space and electronics as unmanned shifts to a smaller role in the mix.
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