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📈 Palantir reported strong results and increased its 2025 revenue forecast to approximately $3.9 billion, citing a ‘voracious whirlwind’ of demand for AI software.
⚠️ Despite positive news, Palantir’s shares fell about 8% pre-market, suggesting the stock was already priced for perfection after a significant AI-driven rally.
💰 The company trades at over 200 times estimated earnings, making it the most expensive stock in the Nasdaq by that metric, which raises concerns for some investors about its current valuation.
@bernardodegarcia:
“Let’s move on to Alex Karp, Peter Thiel, Palantir Technologies, whose shares are leading gains in the S&P 500 this year. They are falling around 8% in pre-market operations after their quarterly results did not meet the highest expectations. I mean, they were very good; they increased guidance, but as we see, well, the shares already had the price at perfection, so to speak. The company described the growing demand for AI software as a ‘voracious whirlwind’ and increased its revenue forecast for 2025 to approximately $3.9 billion from approximately $3.75 billion. This represents a growth of 36% compared to the previous year. Based in Denver, Palantir, co-founded by billionaire Peter Thiel, works with U.S. military and intelligence agencies, in addition to selling its data analysis tools to governments and commercial clients. The company has recently joined a wave of enthusiasm for AI, which has caused its shares to skyrocket and has worried some investors. Recently, the shares were trading at more than 200 times estimated earnings, making it the most expensive stock on the Nasdaq according to this metric as well, if that tells us anything. It shouldn’t tell us much, but it’s something.”
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