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Most analysts on Wall Street are neutral or bearish on Palantir. But one analyst calls the company "misunderstood," while rating it a buy.

After Palantir Technologies (NYSE: PLTR) stock joined the exclusive society of the S&P 500 index, things seem to be going great for the shares of the big data analytics software company, which have just hit their new all-time high (ATH) price of $36.45, breaking its 2021 record.

As Palantir Technologies' (NYSE: PLTR) share price establishes itself convincingly above the $30 support, market attention remains focused on whether the equity has further upside ahead.

Palantir emerged as a formidable player in the AI arena, competing with mega-cap tech behemoths. Although shares of Palantir soared over 130% in the last 12 months, some on Wall Street see even more gains in store.

Though things appeared dire for Palantir (NYSE: PLTR) at the start of September as it was hit with the same downward pressure that saw the stock market erase more than $1 trillion in the first week of the month, the discussion surrounding the technology company has since turned bullish.

Palantir Technologies, Inc. PLTR held its 5th AIPCon last week, which was live-streamed on Thursday, and a bullish analyst came away from the conference impressed.

Palantir stock is rising because it is going to be included in the S&P 500 soon. However, shareholders should focus on the business fundamentals and valuation.

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Palantir Technologies stock (NYSE: PLTR) has had a solid run, rising more than 2x since the beginning of the year from levels of about $16 per share in January to about $34 presently, led by surging demand for big data and analytics services on the back of the generative artificial intelligence wave. While the stock witnessed a single-day surge of 14% after S&P Global announced its inclusion in the S&P 500 index on September 6, the bullish trend has been for the long term, which saw the stock rise almost five times since the beginning of 2023 - around 20 months ago.