On June 3, Palantir Technologies fell 3.69% in regular trading, trading at $145.04/share, with trading volume of $1.037 billion. The decline extends the previous sessions selloff following a single-day surge of over 9% that marked the stocks best performance in nearly a year, triggering sustained profit-taking.
On the macro front, U.S. April core PCE inflation rose 3.3% year-over-year, exceeding expectations. Fed Chair Waller issued hawkish remarks stating rate cuts are off the table and hikes remain under consideration, intensifying pressure on high-multiple software names. The broader application software sector weakened significantly, with Datadog down 7.9%, Salesforce down 4.16%, and Circle Internet down 5.39%.
Additionally, company insiders recently sold over $43 million in shares, and the stocks forward P/E ratio remains elevated at approximately 108x, further amplifying downside pressure amid the risk-off rotation away from richly valued growth stocks.
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