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NYSE:PLTR 28 December 2025 - 4 January 2026

Palantir stock drops 5% today as 2026 kicks off; PLTR slips below key technical levels

Palantir stock drops 5% today as 2026 kicks off; PLTR slips below key technical levels

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.
2 January 2026
Palantir stock dips today as 2026 trading begins — what traders are watching next for PLTR

Palantir stock dips today as 2026 trading begins — what traders are watching next for PLTR

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.
2 January 2026
Palantir stock today: PLTR edges lower as Fed minutes and year-end trading test the AI rally

Palantir stock today: PLTR edges lower as Fed minutes and year-end trading test the AI rally

Palantir shares slipped 0.4% to $180.18 midday Wednesday, mirroring a modest drop in U.S. stocks after the Fed’s meeting minutes signaled a cautious 2026 rate outlook. Wedbush named Palantir a top AI pick for 2026 with a $230 target. The stock is up about 140% in 2025. Volume reached 8.8 million shares as investors awaited the next Fed meeting and Palantir’s earnings date.
Palantir stock slips today as Fed minutes loom and AI-linked tech cools

Palantir stock slips today as Fed minutes loom and AI-linked tech cools

Palantir shares fell 0.7% to $182.91 in early Tuesday trading as investors trimmed exposure to AI-linked software stocks. The drop followed a 2.4% decline Monday amid broader tech weakness. Markets remain focused on upcoming Federal Reserve meeting minutes for direction in a thin year-end week. CEO Alex Karp’s nontraditional hiring push drew renewed attention after a report on the company’s paid fellowship for high school graduates.
S&P 500 flatlines into year-end as Fed minutes loom; Meta’s AI buy, Boeing contract in focus

S&P 500 flatlines into year-end as Fed minutes loom; Meta’s AI buy, Boeing contract in focus

Wall Street’s main indexes opened slightly lower Tuesday, with the Dow down 27 points after tech stocks dragged markets in the previous session. Gold and silver rebounded following a margin hike that triggered a sharp drop Monday. Meta rose 1% after announcing a $2–3 billion AI startup deal. Investors await Fed minutes for signals on 2026 rate policy.
OpenAI’s Altman and Palantir’s Karp take on short sellers, echoing Elon Musk’s playbookNEW YORK, December 30, 2025, 08:48 ET

OpenAI’s Altman and Palantir’s Karp take on short sellers, echoing Elon Musk’s playbookNEW YORK, December 30, 2025, 08:48 ET

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Palantir CEO Alex Karp have intensified criticism of short sellers amid rising skepticism toward AI companies. Altman said he wished critics could short OpenAI if it were public, while Karp attacked traders betting against Palantir in a TV interview. Market specialists say short selling remains standard practice despite executive complaints.
Dow Jones today: Dow drops 249 points as tech slides; Fed minutes next on deck

Dow Jones today: Dow drops 249 points as tech slides; Fed minutes next on deck

The Dow Jones fell 249.04 points, or 0.51%, to 48,461.93 on Monday, retreating from last week’s record high. Tech shares led declines, with Tesla down 3.3% and Nvidia off 1.2%, while energy stocks rose as oil prices climbed. Trading volumes remained thin ahead of year-end, with investors awaiting Fed minutes and jobless claims.
Palantir stock slides after hours as tech cools into year-end; PLTR down 2.4%

Palantir stock slides after hours as tech cools into year-end; PLTR down 2.4%

Palantir shares dropped $4.51, or 2.4%, to $184.20 in after-hours trading Monday. The stock had ranged from $183.67 to $188.01 during the regular session, with about 26.4 million shares traded. CEO Alex Karp promoted a new paid “Meritocracy Fellowship” for high school graduates, according to Investopedia. Palantir’s next earnings date is estimated for Feb. 2, 2026, per Nasdaq.
Palantir slips as Karp’s paid “college alternative” hits headlines in weak year-end trade

Palantir slips as Karp’s paid “college alternative” hits headlines in weak year-end trade

Palantir shares fell 0.9% to $187.10 early Monday as tech stocks slipped in thin holiday trading. The company drew attention after reports it paid 22 high school graduates $5,400 a month to skip college under its new “Meritocracy Fellowship.” Investors are watching upcoming Fed minutes and jobless claims for rate signals. Palantir’s stock remains up about 150% for the year.
29 December 2025
Palantir stock slips in premarket as Karp’s college alternative grabs attention

Palantir stock slips in premarket as Karp’s college alternative grabs attention

Palantir shares slipped 0.9% to $186.95 in premarket trading Monday after closing down 2.8% Friday. The drop follows a report on CEO Alex Karp’s new paid “Meritocracy Fellowship” for high school graduates. Palantir stock remains up about 150% for 2025 but trades at roughly 437 times trailing earnings. Investors await Fed minutes and housing data in a holiday-shortened week.
29 December 2025
AI Stocks in Focus: Nvidia’s Groq Deal, Year-End Rally Risks, and What Investors Should Watch Next

AI Stocks in Focus: Nvidia’s Groq Deal, Year-End Rally Risks, and What Investors Should Watch Next

Nvidia has signed a non-exclusive licensing deal with AI chip startup Groq, with several Groq executives joining Nvidia, but Groq will remain independent. Michael Burry has taken a bearish position against Nvidia and Palantir, calling the AI sector a bubble. The S&P 500 is near record highs after a quiet session. Markets are closed for the weekend; investors await futures and new catalysts ahead of Monday’s open.
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  • Singapore's STI Retreats from 5,000 as DBS, Keppel, and CICT Report Strong Results
    March 22, 2026, 8:00 PM EDT. The Straits Times Index (STI) pulled back from the 5,000 mark after hitting it twice this year, signaling a pause after a historic run. Top Singapore blue-chips DBS, Keppel Corp, and CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust (CICT) reported strong full-year results. DBS saw record total income of S$22.9 billion, up 3%, boosted by an 18% jump in fee income and a 38% dividend hike to S$3.06 per share. Keppel's asset management business soared 39%, unlocking S$2.9 billion from asset sales and increasing dividends by 38%. CICT, focused on rental income, posted its fifth consecutive year of dividend growth with a 6.4% rise, backed by portfolio growth and active management. Investors are advised to weigh these fundamentals amid the STI's recent pullback.
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