Overview
- Palantir closed up 3.7% at $174.04 on Monday, hitting an intraday high of $175.82 and breaking a five-day losing streak.
- Social media posts, including one from The Kobeissi Letter, floated the idea that Palantir’s technology aided the operation, fueling buying interest.
- Palantir has not confirmed any involvement and did not respond to requests for comment, leaving the attribution unverified.
- Mizuho highlighted Palantir’s deep ties to U.S. defense customers and CEO Alex Karp’s support for the military without asserting a role in the raid.
- Attention now turns to Q4 results due Feb. 2, with Wall Street expecting $0.17 in diluted EPS, as the stock trades about 16% below its Nov. 3 all-time high of $207.18.