Movement Alert｜Palantir Falls 4.49% in Regular Trading, Post-Earnings Pressure Persists as Elevated Expectations and Bearish Options Positioning Weigh

Market Focus11-04 22:38

On November 4, Palantir fell 4.49% in Regular Trading, trading at $170.93 per share, with turnover of $9.28 billion.

The move followed continued post-earnings pressure even after the company reported better-than-expected quarterly results and raised guidance, as investors focused on still-higher expectations for US commercial growth and softer order indicators.

Palantir reported quarterly revenue of $2.313 billion and adjusted EPS of $0.44, both above market expectations. It guided fourth-quarter revenue to $2.649 billion-$2.653 billion and lifted full-year revenue guidance to $8.530 billion-$8.534 billion. However, remaining performance obligations were flat sequentially, raising concerns about bookings momentum. Recent options flow also pointed to a cautious tone, including notable bearish call spread activity and premium-selling structures that suggested investors saw limited near-term upside despite several target-price increases and Cathie Wood’s reported purchases.

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