Raeannpapa
04-10 20:06

Palantir at $130 — Overreaction or Reality Check?

The selloff isn’t just price — it’s narrative.

Bears argue AI players like Anthropic are eroding Palantir’s edge. But Palantir isn’t competing on models — it wins on deployment (data integration, security, workflows), especially in government.

The real risk isn’t collapse — it’s slower growth.

At prior highs, the stock priced in near-perfect execution. What we’re seeing now looks more like multiple compression, not a broken business.

What matters next:

• Government revenue growth

• AIP deal conversion

• Commercial acceleration

My take:

Not a death spiral — a valuation reset.

Next move depends on whether Palantir can prove growth is still there.

Palantir Plunges to $130: Software Death Spiral Accelerates?
Palantir tumbled 7.30% to $130.49, extending a two-day loss of over 13% as Michael Burry's thesis that Anthropic is eroding Palantir's competitive edge continues to drive capital outflows. Fears over deteriorating AI government contract competition show no sign of abating, with $130 serving as a critical round-number support. If Q1 earnings deliver solid government-segment revenue, can it definitively neutralize Burry's bear case — and is $130 a buy or a sell right now?
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