Palantir shares fell 9 percent despite great earnings. The AI company posted 39 percent growth with $883.9 million in revenue, beating what experts expected. They set a record $810 million in business deals, growing 183 percent from last year. Their government side also did well with 139 deals worth over $1 million each. They struggled only with international business, which shrank 5 percent.
Wall Street analysts remain excited about Palantir's future. Goldman Sachs called them well-positioned because more companies want AI systems. Mizuho raised concerns about the high stock price, currently 60 times expected 2026 revenue. Wedbush believes Palantir might reach a trillion-dollar value within three years. Jeffries praised their increased yearly outlook but worried about overvalued shares. William Blair expects slower growth later this year with shares staying near current prices.
Wall Street analysts remain excited about Palantir's future. Goldman Sachs called them well-positioned because more companies want AI systems. Mizuho raised concerns about the high stock price, currently 60 times expected 2026 revenue. Wedbush believes Palantir might reach a trillion-dollar value within three years. Jeffries praised their increased yearly outlook but worried about overvalued shares. William Blair expects slower growth later this year with shares staying near current prices.
