Palantir 14 December 2025 - 12 February 2026

Palantir shares fell 2.5% to $177.22 after swinging more than $12 during Thursday’s session. SEC filings showed recent insider sales by director Alexander D. Moore and two senior officers under preset plans. Truist initiated coverage with a Buy rating and a $223 target earlier in the week. Broader tech stocks also declined as investors awaited Friday’s U.S. jobs report.

Wall Street’s average 12-month price target for Palantir rose to $186 from $153 in 90 days, with the stock closing at $177.75 on Dec. 31, about 14% below its 52-week high, LSEG data showed. Analysts now expect 2026 EPS of $1.009, up 18.8% in the same period. Palantir ended 2025 with a $449.6 billion market value and traded at 193.1 times forward earnings. Broker recommendation remains “Hold” ahead of its Feb. 2 report.

Palantir Technologies shares fell 2.8% to $188.71 in thin post-holiday trading Friday, dropping below a key technical level. Analysts cited high valuation concerns, with RBC Capital maintaining a $50 price target and some institutional investors trimming positions. The stock remains near the top of its 52-week range after a strong 2025 run. Markets closed for the weekend; next session opens Monday.

Palantir closed at $194.13 on Tuesday, up 0.08%, then slipped 0.14% to $193.85 after hours. Volume reached about 23.35 million shares. The stock sits roughly 6% below its 52-week high, with a market cap near $462 billion and a P/E ratio around 449. U.S. markets will close early Wednesday for Christmas Eve.

Palantir Technologies closed at $193.95 on Monday, December 22, 2025, after trading between $192.43 and $198.88. The stock hovered near $194 in late after-hours trading. U.K. lawmakers raised concerns about Palantir’s government contracts following a Swiss security probe, while U.S. headlines remained focused on recent Navy deals. Volume reached about 36.24 million shares.

Palantir Technologies closed Friday at $193.38, up 4.14% on heavy volume, with after-hours trading near $193.75. The move followed a tech rally driven by renewed AI optimism and triple witching, which lifted trading activity. The next session is Monday, December 22, after the weekend market closure. Investors also weighed Palantir’s expanded partnership with Accenture announced earlier in the week.

Palantir Technologies closed Thursday at $185.67, up 4.7%, after trading between $181.51 and $187.33. Shares slipped to $185.07 in after-hours trading. The move followed a cooler-than-expected U.S. inflation report and a rebound in tech stocks, with volume at about 40 million shares. No major company-specific headlines drove the action ahead of Friday’s key derivatives expiration.

Palantir Technologies shares closed at $177.29 Wednesday, then edged up to $177.69 in after-hours trading. The stock fell sharply during the session amid a broader AI sector pullback and renewed concerns over valuation. About 42.5 million shares changed hands. Palantir remains up over 137% year-to-date despite the drop.

Palantir closed at $183.57 on Dec. 12, down 2.12%, with after-hours quotes near $182. The U.S. Navy authorized up to $448 million for Palantir’s ShipOS software, and the company announced a new AI data center platform with Nvidia and CenterPoint. Q3 revenue rose 63% to $1.181 billion. Shares remain about 12% below their Nov. 2025 all-time high.