Palantir’s ($PLTR) rally hasn’t just been about fundamentals, it’s been fueled by AI hype. But Citi just issued a sobering ...

Wedbush's Dan Ives is one of the biggest AI bulls on Wall Street as he has cheered on stocks like Tesla, Nvidia, and Apple.

Since the end of 2022, shares of Palantir have returned nearly 1,900%, which has lifted the company's market cap to north of ...

Ultimately, Palantir faces a difficult path to $1 trillion by 2035. Even with the potential for AIP, whether the stock can return an average growth rate of 36% or more is unclear. Nonetheless ...

Palantir has some significant growth potential. But still, going from a $50 billion valuation to $1 trillion is a tall task. Remember, this is a business that, while exciting, is still doing "just ...

If the addressable market grows rapidly, driven by adoption of AI, Palantir's chances of reaching $1 trillion in five years ... simply leaves little upside potential to the stock at this point ...

With total U.S. defense spending projected to top $1 trillion next year ... tied to U.S. government contracts as of Q1, Palantir is exposed to potential budget cuts because of DOGE.

Shares of Palantir (NASDAQ:PLTR) have been remarkably resilient amid the treacherous past few months for the tech sector.

I previously underestimated Palantir's scalability ... contracts offer substantial revenue potential, with defense spending projected to reach $1 trillion by 2031, potentially adding $10 billion ...

“$1.5 trillion vs $1.8 trillion vs $1.2 trillion makes a huge difference,” he says. Giarelli is optimistic about Palantir’s potential to penetrate this massive market. He likens its ...

Any organization large enough to have many moving parts (people, processes, and data) is a potential customer ... To become a $1 trillion company, Palantir must grow roughly sevenfold from ...