NYSE:PLTR 31 December 2025 - 7 January 2026

Palantir shares rose 1.1% to $181.69 in after-hours trading Wednesday after Truist Securities initiated coverage with a buy rating and $223 price target. The stock swung between $177.70 and $187.26 during the session. Traders are awaiting Friday’s U.S. jobs report and Palantir’s next earnings date, which remains unconfirmed.

Palantir shares rose 1.8% to $182.98 Wednesday after Truist Securities initiated coverage with a buy rating and a $223 price target, above the Street average. Director Lauren Elaina Friedman Stat sold 3,400 shares on Jan. 2 at $181.35 each under a pre-arranged plan. Investors await Palantir’s next earnings report, expected Feb. 2, and U.S. jobs data due Jan. 9.

Palantir Technologies closed down 5.6% at $167.86 on Friday, underperforming peers as Fed officials signaled rate cuts may be delayed. The stock traded as low as $166.38, falling below its 50-day moving average. Investors await the U.S. jobs report Jan. 9 and CPI data Jan. 13, with Palantir’s next earnings expected Feb. 2.

Palantir shares fell 5.6% to $167.86 on Jan. 2, with trading volume near 60.6 million. Director Alexander D. Moore filed a Form 144 to sell up to 40,000 shares, valued at about $7.1 million. The drop tracked weakness in tech stocks, with no company-specific news. Palantir traded between $182.93 and $166.38 during the session.

Palantir shares dropped 5.6% to $167.86 on heavy volume Friday, underperforming the broader market as investors shifted money from software to chipmakers. The stock traded between $166.38 and $182.93, with no company-specific news cited for the move. The Philadelphia Semiconductor index rose 4%. Palantir’s next earnings report is expected February 2.

Palantir shares dropped 5.2% to $168.43 in the first session of 2026, with nearly 50 million shares traded. The decline followed a 136% gain in 2025 and came as investors rotated out of software stocks and into chipmakers, sending the Philadelphia Semiconductor index up 3.5%. No new Palantir announcement drove the move. Traders are watching upcoming U.S. jobs data and Palantir’s next quarterly report.

Palantir shares fell 0.4% to $177.04 Friday morning, trailing gains in the broader tech sector as the Nasdaq-tracking QQQ rose 1.1%. The stock remains about 15% below its 52-week high, with investors watching valuation metrics ahead of an expected early-February earnings report. AI-linked software stocks traded mixed, and focus remains on updates for Palantir’s commercial AI adoption.

Palantir Technologies shares dropped 1.7% to $177.75 in premarket trading Friday, underperforming broader market gains. Wedbush analyst Dan Ives reiterated a $230 price target, citing strong demand for Palantir’s AI platform. The stock traded below its 50-day moving average of $181. Investors await a possible early-February earnings report.