Even Winning Investors Are Tired of PLTR Stock

Shares of Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ: PLTR) have slid about 10% over the last five trading days as exuberance around artificial intelligence begins to cool and internal selling raises alarm. Though Palantir once stood among the AI darlings, the valuation now looks extreme: the company trades at a trailing P/E ratio of roughly 1,740 and a price‑to‑sales multiple around 105×—levels few analysts find defendable. On Wall Street, skepticism is mounting. Of the 25 analysts covering Palantir, only four currently recommend buying its stock at this level. Meanwhile, inside the company insiders have been dumping shares for months, and there’s been no recent insider buying. Retail sentiment, too, is shifting. On forums like Reddit’s r/wallstreetbets and social media platform X, even traders who previously did well on PLTR options report exhaustion. One user wrote: “If you do this for a living idk how, my heart rate was probably 120 bpm all week and I probably lost 6 years of my life from stress.” With the average analyst price target sitting at around $184.88 and mounting institutional caution, the near‑term outlook for Palantir leans more toward consolidation or a sizable pullback than sustained growth. The key question for investors: Can the current lofty multiples be justified—or is a more meaningful repricing inevitable? #Palantir #PLTR #AIStocks #ValuationAlert #SlimScan #GrowthStocks #CANSLIM