Rosenblatt reaffirmed a "Buy" rating on Palantir with a $200 price target, highlighting the significant revenue potential from the Pentagon's Golden Dome defense program. Analyst John McPeake noted that software typically accounts for 20–50% of defense spending, suggesting Palantir could capture a large share of the $185 billion program. Palantir's government revenue forecast for 2026–2028 is $18.2 billion, about 25% above consensus estimates. Despite mixed analyst opinions, institutional interest remains strong, and Palantir's Maven Smart System was recently designated as the Pentagon's official battlefield command-and-control system, reinforcing its strategic role in U.S. defense planning. The average price target from 20 analysts is now $194.61, reflecting a 34% potential upside and a "Moderate Buy" rating overall.
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