Palantir shares swing as broader AI stock selloff spreads
5 Nov 2 4:47 PM · 9d ago · 1 article · 1 source · development 5 of 5
Despite the earnings beat and raised guidance, Palantir shares rose then fell as a selloff spread across other AI-related tech stocks, reflecting investors' sensitivity to the company's high valuation.
“Palantir Technologies shares rose 1.5% before falling amid a spreading AI selloff in other tech stocks.”
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What was reported 3 claims about this development
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first by MarketWatch, 9d ago · also Dow Jones Newswires
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first by Business Insider, 8d ago
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1 outlet Palantir’s revenue rises 96% to $2.3 billion as investors’ patience rests on a hair trigger
first by Fortune, 9d ago
What people said 7 voices · verbatim
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To be extra clear, "Piloted" is a loadbearing word here. The reason they need the systems to be AI is that neither Pete nor Stevie have the necessary motor skills nor coordination to do anything that'd resemble an action we warm-blooded humans recognize as piloting. So they need the equivalent of giving your younger cousin an unplugged controller…
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Palantir’s posts ‘highest-ever’ revenue growth rate of 96% to $2.3 billion as investors’ patience rests on a hair trigger https:// fortune.com/2026/11/02/palanti r-q3-results-stock-ai-trade-selloff/?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub Posted into Business @ business-thenewsdesk
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They can make +1000%, I just saw a world ready to fund a company which the CEO is proud to genocide Gaza, and to collect data from gaza for next wars ... And their dream is to make USA like China : all cities under monitoring to avoid all protestation ...
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They’re doubling annually while maintaining margins. They also aren’t spending billions on AI. Seriously what are you smoking?
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We are not pushing our representatives hard enough to pass laws to ban such business, we are really the ones to blame
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Peter Thiel borrowed learnings from developing fraud detection at PayPal and tried to apply it in other scenarios.
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Wow. Send this reply to Hollywood, PSKY will greenlight it in 2 blinks of a murderbot's oculi
All 5 developments of Palantir's commercial revenue overtakes government sales… →
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