On July 6, Palantir Technologies rose 3.09% in regular trading, reaching $133.30 per share with turnover of $2.288 billion, extending a multi-day rally fueled by a confluence of positive catalysts.
The continued upward momentum follows DA Davidson's upgrade of Palantir from Neutral to Buy on July 2, with the target price raised from $165 to $175, implying approximately 34% upside. Analyst Gil Luria cited Palantir's positioning as an AI orchestration layer — offering enterprises a secure, model-neutral alternative amid growing concerns over data practices by frontier AI labs such as OpenAI and Anthropic.
Additionally, Palantir announced a strategic partnership with NVIDIA to deploy AI models in sovereign environments for U.S. government agencies, combining NVIDIA's Nemotron open-source models with Palantir's infrastructure products. CEO Alex Karp further reinforced the company's differentiation by publicly criticizing closed-source AI companies for what he described as a dual-charge model — collecting token fees while leveraging client data to train competing models.
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