Palantir's stock has dropped over 28% from its peak in late 2025 despite consistently beating earnings and revenue estimates, including a 70% year-over-year revenue growth in Q4 2025. The market has become desensitized to its earnings beats, which are now expected, and the stock remains highly overvalued with price multiples far exceeding typical software sector standards. Additionally, the rise of AI threatens Palantir's software moat by enabling non-software businesses to create their own solutions, weakening its competitive edge. Analysts expect the stock to trade sideways or decline further until earnings catch up to its $355 billion market cap, likely not before late 2027.
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