Sarohiwal
11-07
$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$  


I am big fan of the PLTR $ regularly taking their stocks & options, company foundations are really strong.

Palantir is doing really well right now. It’s riding the wave of AI and data-analytics demand, has big contracts (especially with the U.S. government) and is showing strong revenue growth.

But… that good news is already known, and the stock price already reflects some of the “best case” expectations. Because of that, there’s less room for error. If something goes slightly wrong—or growth slows—the stock could drop significantly.

So, if you believe Palantir will continue very strongly for many years and expand rapidly into many markets, the stock could be a good bet. If you are more cautious (expecting normal growth, not spectacular), you might view it as “fairly priced” or even slightly expensive.


Good luck team PLTR, all the best


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