Palantir Technologies (PLTR) News Today

Palantir Technologies Inc. (PLTR) shares have been trading on strong AI-driven momentum, marked by major partnerships, bullish price targets and record highs, but mixed analyst ratings and valuation concerns are also tempering enthusiasm.

• A Benzinga analyst expects PLTR to top $400 as Palantir’s AI positioning continues to strengthen, suggesting considerable upside remains.
• MarketBeat notes PLTR shares traded 1.3% higher after positive catalysts and sustained institutional interest.
• CNBC reports Palantir teamed up with Fannie Mae to use AI for detecting mortgage fraud, demonstrating strong enterprise adoption and real‐world impact.
• FXEmpire’s premarket analysis projects Palantir among major tech names set to open higher, reflecting ongoing bullish sentiment.
• Benzinga highlights a new global partnership with Bain & Company to accelerate enterprise AI adoption, reinforcing Palantir’s commercial growth path.
• The Motley Fool’s recent column declares its author is “ready to buy” PLTR, underscoring growing retail investor conviction.
• The Motley Fool reports PLTR hit a record high of $130 in mid-May and still leads the Nasdaq-100 year-to-date, though the stock has since pulled back modestly.
• Seeking Alpha profiles an ETF (PLTY) offering over 100% distribution for bullish PLTR investors, but its impact on share price is unclear.
• Zacks compares Palantir to peer Coherent (COHR) in the AI and data infrastructure space, without a definitive call on relative upside.
• Finbold discusses an emerging AI stock “that could be the next Palantir,” drawing attention to sector peers but not directly affecting PLTR fundamentals.
• The Motley Fool reminds investors not to overlook a key eight-letter metric when analyzing Palantir’s financials, offering perspective but no new catalyst.
• MarketBeat reports 23 analysts have a consensus “Reduce” rating on PLTR, with five outright sells, suggesting caution from the Street.
• Barron’s warns of a looming change—potential regulatory or contract headwinds—that could challenge Palantir’s recent momentum.
• A separate Barron’s piece highlights that some firms believe betting against (shorting) PLTR may be worthwhile, reflecting growing bearish wagers.
• Forbes questions whether Palantir’s valuation is too high after a 400%+ one-year rally, raising concerns about stretched multiples.