Morgan Stanley assigned a new analyst to cover hot artificial intelligence stock Palantir Technologies, and the Wall Street firm joined the ranks forecasting worse times ahead for the stock. Sanjit ...

Shares of data-analytics firm Palantir Technologies now have an Underweight rating from Morgan Stanley analyst Sanjit Singh, and a $60 target price.

Palantir shares moved lower in premarket trading Wednesday after falling sharply yesterday, as the stock continues to retreat ...

Palantir Technologies Inc (PLTR) stock saw a modest uptick, ending the day at $76.87 which represents a slight increase of $3.80 or 5.20% from the prior close of $73.07. The stock opened at $74.5 and ...

Palantir shares skyrocketed more than 330% during 2024, but have stalled in the early days of 2025. On Monday, Morgan Stanley initiated coverage of the stock with an Underweight rating and a $60 price ...

Palantir (NASDAQ:PLTR) was given an Underweight rating at Morgan Stanley on Monday, as the firm sees a negative risk-reward at current levels. Shares fell 1.2% in premarket trading. "Palantir's ...

On Monday, Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ:PLTR) got an Underweight rating from Morgan Stanley; analysts are worried about its value given the massive gains in 2024. The company's $60 price estimate ...

Palantir Technologies (PLTR) stock is retreating for a second straight day today, with the shares sinking 6% this afternoon. Today’s decline comes after Cathie Wood’s top ETFs sold nearly 200,000 ...

Wood remains a long-time supporter of tech disruptors, but her pivot away from Palantir underscores concerns about its valuation.

Some were even as low as $11. When firms like Morgan Stanley and The Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (NYSE:GS) start to set price targets around $60, Palantir's valuation begins to normalize. Second ...

PLTR has had a rough start to 2025, dropping over 12% year-to-date, a period it has faced the threat of retesting lower ...

Morgan Stanley assigned a new analyst to cover hot artificial intelligence stock Palantir Technologies, and the Wall Street firm joined the ranks forecasting worse times ahead for the stock.