Retail investor darling Palantir (PLTR) has notched six straight losing sessions going into Thursday, wiping away $73 billion in market value in the process. But today's focus is on the state of ...

The technology sector has powered markets higher in 2025, but stretched valuations are raising questions about how much upside remains.

AI software firm Palantir Technologies (PLTR) has seen its stock drop for six straight sessions to wipe out $73 billion in market value. The stock is now down over 17% from its record high on August ...

Retail investors are buying the dip, with Vanda Research data showing that there was $59 million of retail inflows into Palantir (PLTR) amid the stock's recent declines this week. Yahoo Finance Senior ...

After Palantir (PLTR) peaked on Aug. 13, sellers exited or lowered their position in the AI software provider in droves. PLTR stock has fallen daily since then. On Aug. 20 (yesterday), the sell-off ...

Shares of Palantir Technologies (PLTR), a company renowned for its expertise in big data analytics software, have dealt a serious shock to investors. The ...

Aug 21 - Palantir Technologies ( NASDAQ:PLTR) lost roughly $73 billion in market value over a six-session slide, a sharp ...

PLTR ultimately closed down just 1%, NVDA slipped 0.1%, and TSLA lost 1.6%.

Palantir stands out with its scalable AI impact, unique Ontology platform, and defensible moat. Read why I think PLTR stock is a buy-on-pullback opportunity.

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"The past two days' action points to more of a rotation effect as sector performance has varied, but in favor of traditionally defensive sectors such as real estate, staples, health care and utilities ...

US stocks mostly slid on Wednesday, continuing a bruising stretch for tech stocks as investors weighed the latest retail earnings and assessed Federal Reserve minutes for clues on interest-rate cuts.