Palantir Technologies Inc. - Class A Common Stock (PLTR)

Palantir Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ: PLTR) stock falls amid legal clash with Percepta and scrutiny over CEO's jet expenses.

Palantir stock has been in a freefall this year amid a broader software rout, but Mizuho believes PLTR shares will recover sharply as the year unfolds.

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Expensive stocks typically earn their valuations through superior growth rates that other companies simply can’t match. The flip side though is that these lofty expectations make them particularly susceptible to drawdowns when market sentiment shifts.

While Palantir has technically started the new year deep in red ink, the smart money's relaxed hedging may signal optimism for PLTR stock.

Palantir’s valuation remains high, but the recent decline has eased some concerns. Also, analysts’ sentiment toward PLTR stock has improved over the past month.

CEO Alex Karp has ambitious plans for the company he leads.

Palantir Technologies is executing at an elite level, but investors need to decide whether fundamentals can outrun expectations from here.

Both stocks have tumbled by double-digit percentages since the start of the year.

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Defense contractors typically navigate miles of red tape, mountains of paperwork, and months-long approval processes. Palantir just moved into the fast lane.

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Michael Burry flags Palantir's 10-K, citing CEO Alex Karp's $17.2M jet expense—a 123% surge implies up to 28% of the year spent in the air.

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The ‘Big Short’ investor, who disclosed a short position in PLTR last year, has forecasted a steep stock correction.

Investors continue to debate why software stocks have taken a beating. The real reason may be incredibly simple.

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Today, Feb. 18, 2026, investors weigh fresh analyst upgrades, new AI alliances, and a bold headquarters shift reshaping Palantir.

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Palantir stock rebounds off key support at $130, highlighting how remorse-driven buying and selling can turn old support and resistance levels into powerful signals for traders.