Palantir's stock dropped 6% to around $106.50, marking its lowest point in over a year and down about 40% in 2026. The decline is part of a broader software sector selloff driven by fears that AI could disrupt traditional subscription models and rising interest rates, with no single new catalyst. Company-specific issues include France's intelligence agency moving away from Palantir and scrutiny of its UK NHS contract, raising doubts about its international growth. Despite strong Q1 revenue growth and raised 2026 guidance, the stock faces technical pressure and investor caution, with the $100 level a key psychological support to watch ahead of Q2 earnings.
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