Why Palantir Stock FALLS on Good News | PLTR Investing Explanation for Negative Movement

It is widely understood that Palantir stock often does not go up upon the announcement of good news. Today, I am going to offer a few explanations as to why this seems to be the case...

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Until next time,
Jackson

Disclaimer: This is not financial advice, please invest responsibly.

[billiam]

Microsoft/Palantir partnership will hopefully give PLTR share price a boost next week.

[happyphilippines]

It’s just today’s market. It will change. Reminds me of Tesla stock before it went to the moon. I think Palintir will go to moon eventually.

[AFCFWA]

Great analysis! This channel is much more nuanced than other channels. Great info.

[JC_Ram]

It didn’t fall on good news. It fell the moment Investors learned that Cathie Wood sold shares.

[Cerberus-lnre]

👍 and as it dips….I’ll be there “buying!”

[Ardarail]

News doesn't move stocks in the majority of cases and especially over longer periods. People place way to much emphasis on headlines and way too little emphasis on businesses. Stop expecting stocks to move on headlines and you will be far more successful.

[goldwingerppg]

I agree with your thesis in addition to fund managers taking some profit after this big run up.

[justincrandall]

Thanks for sharing and being all pltr we appreciate your hard work keep it up

[dg]

It's just a healthy pullback after a nonstop run up over the last month

[coldbrewed]

For tsla, detailed expectations (ie delivery numbers, margins, ...) from both institutions and individual analysis drives the price. Nobody can provide a detail expectation (contract profit) for pltr, hence stock price are not priced in. I don't see the correlation. My humble 20cent.

[davidstudebaker]

I really don't care why or when it goes up. I only pay attention to it to buy more on a big dip. This will be a big winner long term

[commentguy]

I suspect, it's much easier to put selling pressure on the stock than buying. It's still "surrounded" in controversy and secrecy 🙄🙄 IMO until PLTR basically snags a high profile contract with a flashy growth company it'll stay flat. I say this because their contracts seem to be retro grade fits to older companies that didn't have the IP or foresight to create their own analytics software.

[mrnegative]

it's just overpriced, it ran from $18 to $27, a 50% gain, it should be trading between about $18 and $24 for a year or so unless there is news that suggests growth of greater than 40%
favourable macro conditions helped the price momentum it's just run too hard, price to sales is still extremely high

[wenhuili]

PLTR stock price dropped in past a few days solely because ARKK investment sold more than 700, 000 shares for ETF adjustment. Nothing to worry.