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While Nu Holdings Ltd. NU directly disrupts traditional financial services as a digital bank, Palantir Technologies Inc. PLTR provides the underlying data analytics and AI infrastructure that can empower such disruption.They are technology-driven disruptors in the broader fintech and data ecosystem, targeting inefficiencies in traditional financial services.
Palantir (PLTR) secures yet another partner in Alphabet (GOOGL). The rising A.I.
Shares of Palantir Technologies Inc. PLTR are moving higher Thursday. They may have just broken out.
The market doesn't know what to make of Nvidia (NVDA 2.45%) stock right now. Its shares are down 30% so far this year, and analysts are trimming their growth forecasts for the chipmaker as its valuation slides.
The U.S. stock market has been on a roller coaster in 2025. After a tumultuous start to the year, driven by President Donald Trump's aggressive trade policies, recent developments suggest that the most severe tariffs may not materialize.
The market continues to be volatile in 2025, with stocks generally trading well off their previous highs. For investors with a long-term mindset, this raises some potential opportunities.
Predicting where any company will be in one year is always guesswork at best, but it's become increasingly difficult amid President Donald Trump's tariff rollout. The tech sector has felt the influx of uncertainty, sending the Nasdaq Composite tumbling since tariffs were announced.
Palantir Technologies ( NASDAQ: PLTR ), a leader in AI-driven data analytics, is surging 7.08% to $100.22, reclaiming the $100 mark.
Palantir (PLTR 8.84%) stock is jumping in Wednesday's trading thanks to a combination of macroeconomic and business-specific catalysts. The company's share price was up 8% as of 1 p.m.
Ithaka's portfolio underperformed the R1000G by 30bps in 1Q25, with negative stock selection offset by positive sector allocation. Palantir, Visa, and Uber were top contributors, driven by strong earnings, market stability, and strategic investor interest. ServiceNow, Nvidia, and The Trade Desk were top detractors, impacted by revenue model changes, AI competition, and missed earnings expectations.