The Wall Street analyst has set the price of the Palantir share for the next 12 months
While Palantir (NASDAQ: PLTR) ended the last session trying to restore the $ 100 mark, a section of Wall Street analysts expects a modest decrease in shares over the next 12 months.
Currently, PLTR is traded at $ 93.78, as it increased by 1.15 % on the market on April 17. The American software company in the year to date, with an increase of approximately 25 %.
To date, PLTR has been weight to a large extent due to the shrinkage of the broader market in the market, but it has maintained positive returns in 2025, thanks to the company’s project to artificial intelligence (AI). In addition, the stocks gained momentum in the wake of the main partnerships and prominent government deals.
For example, the recent gains in stocks were driven by ICE contract of $ 30 million, Claud AI partnership for federal use, and the historical NATO and NATO challenge that involves its smart system in MAVEN.
Wall Street sets the price of PLTR
As for Palantir expectations, 18 analysts in Wall Street in Tipranks The arrow gave average expectations of 12 months of 93.69 dollars, which reflects a modest aspect of 0.10 % of its last price.
Categories remain mixed, as three analysts recommend “purchase”, 12 “suspension”, and three advice “sale”. The price goals range from a height of $ 125 to the lowest level in $ 40, indicating uncertainty about the future performance of the stock.
On April 14, a “Outperform” ranked “Outperform” on Palantir, with a price of $ 120, highlighted its return of 290.6 % of the total margin by 290.6 % and 80.25 %. The supporters follow the contract of the military system in which artificial intelligence works in Paltier with NATO, and is considered a major victory in the federal sector that highlights its increasing role in defense technology.
On the same day, Da Davidson reduced its target price on Palantir from $ 105 to $ 100 while maintaining a “neutral” rating as part of the broader software sector. The company cited one, quarter or two -quarter expectations of the US GDP in 2025, which it believes will slow down growth and have already pressured market evaluations. In addition, regardless of future tariff policies, Da Davidson expects a slowdown in consumer activity and companies investing in the upcoming seasons.
On March 18, Jefferies Brent Thill analyst confirmed an affirmation of the “sale” rating on Palantir with a goal of $ 60. Thill was martyred with excessive value and sold from the last interior, with the highlight of the sale of co -founder Stephen Cohen, $ 310 million as a potential red flag. Thill Palantir sees as the most expensive stock under Jefferies coverage, on the pretext that his current evaluation is already prices in the momentum moved by artificial intelligence.
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