I think part of Pltr success is the undue hype like Tsla, both have similar meme/yolo status in the eyes of a portion of investors.
This factor results in the stocks being overvalued and prone to shocks. Ironically, both companies have leaders that seem to have questionable ethics and seem to have money as their top priority.
Greed will always be fueling the gains, the unending want of greater wealth, even through unscrupulous means. (They are happy to sidle up to leaders around the globe, who have a lack of morals, and profit off less tax, and off human suffering. Pltr through encouraging police brutality and war, Tsla through poor quality and dangerous FSD mode that kill users, and musk creeping around dismantling democracy)
Palantir Plunges 7% on ServiceNow Slide: SaaS Doomsday Again?
Palantir tumbled 7%. Morgan Stanley trader Brian Heavy recently pointed out that the 8-day rally in software stocks is largely tactical in nature, driven more by short covering rather than fundamentals.
ServiceNow’s weak guidance further hit the stock and dragged down the sector, plunging 20%, quickly extinguishing early signs of a recovery.
Can PLTR replicate last quarter's beat?
Is this pullback a healthy reset or the beginning of a trend reversal?
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