PLTR stock verdict - Value
PLTR
Palantir Technologies Inc.
VALUETechnology
$174.04
Watch (wait for dip)
$174.04
Heavy$114.64Buy$139.20Fair$163.77Exit$180.15
FUNDAMENTAL76
TECHNICAL90
TRUST SCORE
93High
confidence in this read — data completeness, earnings quality & coverage
Uptrend · EMA20 152.9 · EMA50 142.14 · EMA200 143.27 · RSI 68.1 · MACD above signal
PROS
- Strong return on equity of 33.1% (TTM)
- Revenue grew 33.9%/yr on average over the last 3 years
- Conservative balance sheet — debt-to-equity of 0.02
- Converts 55% of revenue into free cash flow
- High gross margin of 81% (3-yr avg)
CONS
- Receivables growing 25pp faster than sales — watch for aggressive revenue recognition
- Expensive on trailing earnings (P/E 148.7×)
✳ Pros and cons are machine-generated from the latest fundamentals and technicals.
EARNINGS QUALITY · we check the accounting so you don't have to
✓Operating cash flow is 131% of net income — profit is backed by real cash
✓Low accruals — reported profit tracks the cash actually generated
⚠Receivables growing 25pp faster than sales — watch for aggressive revenue recognition
Analysis as of 2026-08-16 · price live, fundamentals from latest filings
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FAQ
Why is PLTR rated Value?
PLTR (Palantir Technologies Inc.) is rated Value because the model combines fundamentals, price action, and earnings-quality checks. The current signal is Watch (wait for dip). Strong return on equity of 33.1% (TTM) and Revenue grew 33.9%/yr on average over the last 3 years
Is PLTR overvalued right now?
PLTR is trading at $174.04 versus an estimated fair value of $163.77. That puts the stock in value territory on this framework. Receivables growing 25pp faster than sales — watch for aggressive revenue recognition and Expensive on trailing earnings (P/E 148.7×)
What should I watch before acting on PLTR?
Watch the trust score of 93, the earnings-quality checks, and any red flags. Receivables growing 25pp faster than sales — watch for aggressive revenue recognition