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  1. Did AI Momentum and France’s Exit Just Shift Palantir Technologies’ (PLTR) Investment Narrative?

    In recent weeks, Palantir Technologies has prepared to report its second-quarter results amid intense attention on its Artificial…
    #France #FR #Europe #EU #commercialdemand #growthopportunity #PalantirTechnologies
    europesays.com/france/58969/

  2. Earnings From Taiwan Semiconductor and ASML Show Soaring Demand, So Why Are AI Stocks Falling? (And Here’s What Investors Should Do Next.)

    Artificial intelligence (AI) stocks have been on fire in recent years, leading the S&P 500 higher in this…
    #Netherlands #Nederland #NL #Europe #Europa #EU #ASML #AIrevolution #AIstory #artificialintelligence #Nvidia #PalantirTechnologies #reportedearnings #TaiwanSemiconductor
    europesays.com/netherlands/321

  3. Palantir Expands SAP Transformation Push With SNP Partnership

    This article first appeared on GuruFocus. Palantir Technologies (PLTR, Financials), a software company known for helping governments and…
    #Germany #DE #Europe #EU #Europa #SAP #PalantirTechnologies #sap #SAPmigration #transformationprojects
    europesays.com/germany/51789/

  4. The defense tech boom has become a bubble—or it will be soon

    Drones, missiles, and warships were, for a long time, deemed uninvestable in Silicon Valley—or, at minimum, contentious.  Consider…
    #NewsBeep #News #Entrepreneurship #anduril #AU #Australia #Business #Defense #Drones #PalantirTechnologies #VentureCapital
    newsbeep.com/au/776397/

  5. The defense tech boom has become a bubble—or it will be soon

    Drones, missiles, and warships were, for a long time, deemed uninvestable in Silicon Valley—or, at minimum, contentious.  Consider…
    #NewsBeep #News #Entrepreneurship #anduril #AU #Australia #Business #Defense #Drones #PalantirTechnologies #VentureCapital
    newsbeep.com/au/776397/

  6. The defense tech boom has become a bubble—or it will be soon

    Drones, missiles, and warships were, for a long time, deemed uninvestable in Silicon Valley—or, at minimum, contentious.  Consider…
    #NewsBeep #News #Entrepreneurship #anduril #Business #Defense #Drones #PalantirTechnologies #UK #UnitedKingdom #venturecapital
    newsbeep.com/uk/670703/

  7. PLTR Stock Gains 2% — Japan Weighs Palantir AI Defense System For Military Command Network, Says Report

    Palantir’s Maven Smart System is being evaluated as Japan looks to integrate AI into military decision-making. Despite evaluating…
    #EuropeSays #Japan #JP #defenseinfrastructure #Japanesegovernment #MilitaryIntelligence #Palantir #PalantirTechnologies #SmartSystem #softwareplatform
    europesays.com/japan/50598/

  8. Palantir Soars 10% as Dell Earnings Beat Validates Their AI Factory Partnership, Snowflake Lifts Software Rally

    Quick Read Dell Technologies (DELL) reported expectation-beating Q1 FY2027 results, thereby validating its deep partnership with Palantir Techno…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Artificialintelligence #AI #AIcapabilities #ArtificialIntelligence #DellTechnologies #earningsreport #NVIDIA #PalantirTechnologies #Technology
    newsbeep.com/us/674117/

  9. Palantir Q1 revenue jumps 85% on booming US business

    Palantir Technologies (PLTR) reported Q1 revenue and profit that topped analyst estimates, driven by surging sales to commercial…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Business #AlexKarp #commercialclients #consensusestimate #PalantirTechnologies #revenueguidance
    newsbeep.com/us/624710/

  10. Nvidia, Palantir, and Broadcom Are Sending Shockwaves Through Wall Street With This $4.6 Billion Warning

    Nothing has captured the attention of investors since the advent and proliferation of the internet in the mid-1990s…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Artificialintelligence #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #Broadcom #insiders #NVIDIA #outstandingshares #PalantirTechnologies #Technology
    newsbeep.com/us/622723/

  11. Michael Burry Has Soured on Palantir and Is Betting on This Other Beaten-Down Artificial Intelligence (AI) Software Stock Instead

    Michael Burry is once again grabbing headlines after posting some polarizing content on his Substack blog. The investor…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Artificialintelligence #AI #AIrevolution #ArtificialIntelligence #MichaelBurry #PalantirTechnologies #Salesforce #softwareplatforms #Technology
    newsbeep.com/us/609166/

  12. This Is the Most Obvious AI Stock to Own for the Next Five Years. And No, It’s Not Palantir.

    When investors think about artificial intelligence (AI), they often gravitate toward the most visible names — companies building…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Artificialintelligence #AI #AIstock #Alphabet #ArtificialIntelligence #enterprisecompanies #PalantirTechnologies #Technology #YouTube
    newsbeep.com/us/591664/

  13. Wall Street strategists say it’s time to ‘jump in’ with tech stocks amid Iran ceasefire

    A two-week ceasefire in Iran has offered the market a temporary reprieve ahead of the earnings cycle. Strategists…
    #NewsBeep #News #BreakingNews #BenEmons #breakingnews #Iran #MarkGibbens #MichaelBurry #PalantirTechnologies
    newsbeep.com/481069/

  14. Trump name-drops Palantir by ticker symbol, 1st president to hype a stock. It surged $10B in minutes amid a 16% freefall

    President Donald Trump did something no sitting president has publicly done — he appeared to endorse a publicly…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Business #Anthropic #PalantirTechnologies #PresidentDonaldTrump #stockticker #TruthSocial
    newsbeep.com/us/579411/

  15. yahoo news | Investing $10,000 In Each of These 3 Growth Stocks 5 Years Ago Would Have...

    Investing in growth stocks can deliver spectacular returns, and a simple three‑stock portfolio illustrates just how powerful that can be. Five years ago Nvidia (NVDA), Broadcom (AVGO) and Palantir Technologies (PLTR) were already showing strong momentum, and a $10,000 stake in each would today be worth more than $260,000. Nvidia’s AI‑driven GPU business has exploded, lifting the share price about 1,200 % to a valuation near $4.4 trillion; Broadcom, benefiting from hyperscaler demand for custom AI chips, has surged roughly 590 % and now carries a market cap around $1.6 trillion; Palantir, the data‑analytics firm with a flourishing AI platform, has climbed about 560 % to a market value that still reflects its rapid revenue growth. Together, these winners turned a $30,000 investment into a six‑figure sum, underscoring the upside potential of well‑chosen growth names.

    Despite those gains, each stock faces distinct headwinds. Nvidia’s price‑to‑earnings multiple sits near 22, suggesting the share is not wildly overvalued but that replicating past returns will be challenging at current levels. Broadcom trades at a forward P/E of 28, making it a touch pricier than Nvidia and exposing it to risk if AI‑related spending cools among hyperscalers. Palantir is the most expensive of the trio, with a forward P/E north of 100 and a market price over 230 times trailing earnings, raising concerns that the stock may be overbought and vulnerable to a future sell‑off.

    The article concludes that while Nvidia and Broadcom remain plausible long‑term buys—provided investors temper expectations—Palantir is the only stock the author wouldn’t recommend buying now. The Motley Fool’s Stock Advisor team also notes that Nvidia did not make their latest “10 best stocks” list, though past recommendations have generated massive returns. As always, disclosures accompany the analysis: the author holds no positions in the discussed stocks, while The Motley Fool has various holdings and recommendations among them.

    Read more: finance.yahoo.com/markets/stoc

    #nvidia #broadcom #palantirtechnologies #ai #hyperscalers

  16. yahoo news | Investing $10,000 In Each of These 3 Growth Stocks 5 Years Ago Would Have...

    Investing in growth stocks can deliver spectacular returns, and a simple three‑stock portfolio illustrates just how powerful that can be. Five years ago Nvidia (NVDA), Broadcom (AVGO) and Palantir Technologies (PLTR) were already showing strong momentum, and a $10,000 stake in each would today be worth more than $260,000. Nvidia’s AI‑driven GPU business has exploded, lifting the share price about 1,200 % to a valuation near $4.4 trillion; Broadcom, benefiting from hyperscaler demand for custom AI chips, has surged roughly 590 % and now carries a market cap around $1.6 trillion; Palantir, the data‑analytics firm with a flourishing AI platform, has climbed about 560 % to a market value that still reflects its rapid revenue growth. Together, these winners turned a $30,000 investment into a six‑figure sum, underscoring the upside potential of well‑chosen growth names.

    Despite those gains, each stock faces distinct headwinds. Nvidia’s price‑to‑earnings multiple sits near 22, suggesting the share is not wildly overvalued but that replicating past returns will be challenging at current levels. Broadcom trades at a forward P/E of 28, making it a touch pricier than Nvidia and exposing it to risk if AI‑related spending cools among hyperscalers. Palantir is the most expensive of the trio, with a forward P/E north of 100 and a market price over 230 times trailing earnings, raising concerns that the stock may be overbought and vulnerable to a future sell‑off.

    The article concludes that while Nvidia and Broadcom remain plausible long‑term buys—provided investors temper expectations—Palantir is the only stock the author wouldn’t recommend buying now. The Motley Fool’s Stock Advisor team also notes that Nvidia did not make their latest “10 best stocks” list, though past recommendations have generated massive returns. As always, disclosures accompany the analysis: the author holds no positions in the discussed stocks, while The Motley Fool has various holdings and recommendations among them.

    Read more: finance.yahoo.com/markets/stoc

    #nvidia #broadcom #palantirtechnologies #ai #hyperscalers

  17. yahoo news | Investing $10,000 In Each of These 3 Growth Stocks 5 Years Ago Would Have...

    Investing in growth stocks can deliver spectacular returns, and a simple three‑stock portfolio illustrates just how powerful that can be. Five years ago Nvidia (NVDA), Broadcom (AVGO) and Palantir Technologies (PLTR) were already showing strong momentum, and a $10,000 stake in each would today be worth more than $260,000. Nvidia’s AI‑driven GPU business has exploded, lifting the share price about 1,200 % to a valuation near $4.4 trillion; Broadcom, benefiting from hyperscaler demand for custom AI chips, has surged roughly 590 % and now carries a market cap around $1.6 trillion; Palantir, the data‑analytics firm with a flourishing AI platform, has climbed about 560 % to a market value that still reflects its rapid revenue growth. Together, these winners turned a $30,000 investment into a six‑figure sum, underscoring the upside potential of well‑chosen growth names.

    Despite those gains, each stock faces distinct headwinds. Nvidia’s price‑to‑earnings multiple sits near 22, suggesting the share is not wildly overvalued but that replicating past returns will be challenging at current levels. Broadcom trades at a forward P/E of 28, making it a touch pricier than Nvidia and exposing it to risk if AI‑related spending cools among hyperscalers. Palantir is the most expensive of the trio, with a forward P/E north of 100 and a market price over 230 times trailing earnings, raising concerns that the stock may be overbought and vulnerable to a future sell‑off.

    The article concludes that while Nvidia and Broadcom remain plausible long‑term buys—provided investors temper expectations—Palantir is the only stock the author wouldn’t recommend buying now. The Motley Fool’s Stock Advisor team also notes that Nvidia did not make their latest “10 best stocks” list, though past recommendations have generated massive returns. As always, disclosures accompany the analysis: the author holds no positions in the discussed stocks, while The Motley Fool has various holdings and recommendations among them.

    Read more: finance.yahoo.com/markets/stoc

    #nvidia #broadcom #palantirtechnologies #ai #hyperscalers

  18. yahoo news | Investing $10,000 In Each of These 3 Growth Stocks 5 Years Ago Would Have...

    Investing in growth stocks can deliver spectacular returns, and a simple three‑stock portfolio illustrates just how powerful that can be. Five years ago Nvidia (NVDA), Broadcom (AVGO) and Palantir Technologies (PLTR) were already showing strong momentum, and a $10,000 stake in each would today be worth more than $260,000. Nvidia’s AI‑driven GPU business has exploded, lifting the share price about 1,200 % to a valuation near $4.4 trillion; Broadcom, benefiting from hyperscaler demand for custom AI chips, has surged roughly 590 % and now carries a market cap around $1.6 trillion; Palantir, the data‑analytics firm with a flourishing AI platform, has climbed about 560 % to a market value that still reflects its rapid revenue growth. Together, these winners turned a $30,000 investment into a six‑figure sum, underscoring the upside potential of well‑chosen growth names.

    Despite those gains, each stock faces distinct headwinds. Nvidia’s price‑to‑earnings multiple sits near 22, suggesting the share is not wildly overvalued but that replicating past returns will be challenging at current levels. Broadcom trades at a forward P/E of 28, making it a touch pricier than Nvidia and exposing it to risk if AI‑related spending cools among hyperscalers. Palantir is the most expensive of the trio, with a forward P/E north of 100 and a market price over 230 times trailing earnings, raising concerns that the stock may be overbought and vulnerable to a future sell‑off.

    The article concludes that while Nvidia and Broadcom remain plausible long‑term buys—provided investors temper expectations—Palantir is the only stock the author wouldn’t recommend buying now. The Motley Fool’s Stock Advisor team also notes that Nvidia did not make their latest “10 best stocks” list, though past recommendations have generated massive returns. As always, disclosures accompany the analysis: the author holds no positions in the discussed stocks, while The Motley Fool has various holdings and recommendations among them.

    Read more: finance.yahoo.com/markets/stoc

    #nvidia #broadcom #palantirtechnologies #ai #hyperscalers

  19. yahoo news | Will Palantir Reach $230 Per Share? This Wall Street Analyst Thinks So.

    Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ: PLTR) has become one of the most talked‑about AI stocks thanks to its dominant data‑platform and a newly launched agentic‑AI service. The most bullish forecast comes from Dan Ives at Wedbush, who set a one‑year price target of $230 per share—even though the stock is currently trading around $150, implying more than a 50% upside from today’s price.

    The company’s growth numbers are impressive. In the most recent quarter, commercial revenue jumped 82% year‑over‑year to $677 million, with U.S. commercial sales surging 137%. Government revenue, still the bulk of the business, rose 60% YoY to $730 million, and Wall Street analysts now expect total revenue to reach about $1.54 billion—roughly a 74% increase over the prior year’s guidance. Even if Palantir can sustain that pace, the question remains whether the resulting earnings will be enough to justify a $230 share price.

    Valuation, however, appears stretched. Palantir trades at roughly 235 times trailing earnings and 112 times forward earnings, suggesting the market already assumes the company will double its earnings this year. A more reasonable multiple would be in the 30‑40 times trailing‑earnings range, meaning the stock would need several more years of extraordinary growth for Ives’ target to make sense. Given the current cooling of AI‑related enthusiasm, the analyst believes that price is unlikely to be achieved soon and recommends investors consider other AI names that offer similar growth at far cheaper valuations.

    Read more: finance.yahoo.com/markets/stoc

    #palantirtechnologies #wallstreet #ai #u.s. #wedbushanalyst

  20. yahoo news | Will Palantir Reach $230 Per Share? This Wall Street Analyst Thinks So.

    Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ: PLTR) has become one of the most talked‑about AI stocks thanks to its dominant data‑platform and a newly launched agentic‑AI service. The most bullish forecast comes from Dan Ives at Wedbush, who set a one‑year price target of $230 per share—even though the stock is currently trading around $150, implying more than a 50% upside from today’s price.

    The company’s growth numbers are impressive. In the most recent quarter, commercial revenue jumped 82% year‑over‑year to $677 million, with U.S. commercial sales surging 137%. Government revenue, still the bulk of the business, rose 60% YoY to $730 million, and Wall Street analysts now expect total revenue to reach about $1.54 billion—roughly a 74% increase over the prior year’s guidance. Even if Palantir can sustain that pace, the question remains whether the resulting earnings will be enough to justify a $230 share price.

    Valuation, however, appears stretched. Palantir trades at roughly 235 times trailing earnings and 112 times forward earnings, suggesting the market already assumes the company will double its earnings this year. A more reasonable multiple would be in the 30‑40 times trailing‑earnings range, meaning the stock would need several more years of extraordinary growth for Ives’ target to make sense. Given the current cooling of AI‑related enthusiasm, the analyst believes that price is unlikely to be achieved soon and recommends investors consider other AI names that offer similar growth at far cheaper valuations.

    Read more: finance.yahoo.com/markets/stoc

    #palantirtechnologies #wallstreet #ai #u.s. #wedbushanalyst

  21. yahoo news | Will Palantir Reach $230 Per Share? This Wall Street Analyst Thinks So.

    Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ: PLTR) has become one of the most talked‑about AI stocks thanks to its dominant data‑platform and a newly launched agentic‑AI service. The most bullish forecast comes from Dan Ives at Wedbush, who set a one‑year price target of $230 per share—even though the stock is currently trading around $150, implying more than a 50% upside from today’s price.

    The company’s growth numbers are impressive. In the most recent quarter, commercial revenue jumped 82% year‑over‑year to $677 million, with U.S. commercial sales surging 137%. Government revenue, still the bulk of the business, rose 60% YoY to $730 million, and Wall Street analysts now expect total revenue to reach about $1.54 billion—roughly a 74% increase over the prior year’s guidance. Even if Palantir can sustain that pace, the question remains whether the resulting earnings will be enough to justify a $230 share price.

    Valuation, however, appears stretched. Palantir trades at roughly 235 times trailing earnings and 112 times forward earnings, suggesting the market already assumes the company will double its earnings this year. A more reasonable multiple would be in the 30‑40 times trailing‑earnings range, meaning the stock would need several more years of extraordinary growth for Ives’ target to make sense. Given the current cooling of AI‑related enthusiasm, the analyst believes that price is unlikely to be achieved soon and recommends investors consider other AI names that offer similar growth at far cheaper valuations.

    Read more: finance.yahoo.com/markets/stoc

    #palantirtechnologies #wallstreet #ai #u.s. #wedbushanalyst