Palantir Technologies stock (NASDAQ: PLTR) has had a solid run, rising by almost 4x since the beginning of the year to about $66 presently.

Palantir Technologies is deserving of a higher stock classification following the release of better-than-expected third quarter earnings. See why PLTR stock is a Hold.

According to the Financial Times, Palantir has added a whopping $23 billion to its market cap since Donald Trump won the presidential election on Nov. 5. Investors seem to believe the company will benefit from increased defense and law enforcement spending under the new administration. However, this narrative looks overblown.

After Nvidia’s roaring success in recent years it may be time for the wider software sector to ‘get in on the AI party.’ That’s the view of Wedbush analysts.

Palantir Technologies (NYSE: PLTR) is one of the hottest stocks of 2024, but I think there is another hot artificial intelligence (AI) software stock that investors should consider as well. AppLovin's (NASDAQ: APP) stock price is up more than 650% so far this year,

Dan Ives, a Wedbush analyst, has reaffirmed his $75 price target for Palantir, citing strong growth potential driven by its AI advancements and software solutions, despite skepticism from some market analysts.

There's plenty of evidence that Palantir 's ( PLTR 1.39%) stock is in a bubble. History is not on Palantir's side, and many companies have traded around the lofty expectation its stock currently trades at, and few (if any) have worked out well for investors.

The artificial intelligence (AI) and data mining specialist will be joining (another) major stock market exchange.

We recently compiled a list of the 15 AI Stocks to Watch: News and Analyst Ratings. In this article, we are going to take a look at where Palantir Technologies Inc. (NYSE:PLTR) stands against the ...

Wedbush Securities has issued an endorsement of the artificial intelligence software sector, with Managing Director Dan Ives predicting that 2025 will be a pivotal year for AI implementation across the industry.

Revenue growth can be exciting, but what's much more important in the long run is the bottom line. If a company can grow its earnings at a high rate, that can improve its price-to-earnings (P/E) multiple and make the stock a better value buy for investors. This can be particularly key for Palantir, whose P/E ratio is now at around 300.

Despite recent gains, analysts remain divided. Firms like Mizuho and Royal Bank of Canada have adopted more cautious tones, even as others, such as Bank of America, have raised their price targets to $75. The stock currently holds a Hold rating with an average price target of $35.64.