Palantir (NASDAQ: PLTR) has seen its stock drop for six consecutive sessions amid a broader market pullback, erasing approximately $73 billion from its market value.
As the drop follows a 442% surge earlier this year and appears largely macro-driven, investors are now debating whether the company’s fundamentals can resist rising interest rates and waning market confidence.
Accordingly, the Wall Street consensus rating on the stock is “Hold,” Based on the 20 ratings on the market analysis platform TipRanks.
PLTR price prediction
Company management has recently raised its full‑year revenue guidance and forecast revenue to grow 50% for September 2025 quarter. Accordingly, to set a Palantir stock price target for September 1, Finbold’s AI prediction agent used multiple LLMs to generate an average forecast for improved accuracy while incorporating momentum-based indicators into its context.
As predicted by artificial intelligence (AI), the average PLTR price on September 1 be $149.87, 4.86% lower than the current price of $157.52.
To make the prediction, the AI leveraged Gemini 2.5 Flash, GPT-4o, and Grok 3 algorithms,
Of the three, only Grok 3 had a bullish outlook, predicting the software company’s shares would trade at $158.50 by the end of the month, suggesting a modest upside of 0.62%.
GPT-4o and Gemini 2.5, and, on the other hand, were distinctly bearish. The former forecasted a price of $148, seeing a potential downside of 6.04%, while the latter gave a price of $143.10, implying a downside potential of no less than 9.15%.
Currently trading around $157.51, Palantir is one of the more expensive stocks of its kind, and it’s showing signs of short-term weakness from a technical perspective.
The moving average convergence divergence (MACD) sits below its signal line with a negative histogram, which confirms a bearish crossover and declining momentum.
Meanwhile, the Stochastic oscillator (K at 28.7, D at 35.0) also points to bearishness, with readings near oversold levels and K trending below D. The relative strength index (RSI) is at 42.5, remaining neutral but drifting lower and reflecting increased selling pressure.
On the bright side, the stock is still trading above its 50-Day Simple Moving Average (MA) of $152.66, keeping the broader trend intact.
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