Palantir (Nasdaq: Belter) Delivered strong First quarterwith revenue growth accelerating to 85% year over year, up from 70% in the previous quarter.
The company also raised its full-year 2026 revenue guidance to between $7.65 billion and $7.66 billion, well above its previous range and ahead of the consensus estimate of $7.24 billion.
Accordingly, analysts are already reacting positively. For example, Rosenblatt raised her price target on PLTR stock from $200 to $225 on Monday, May 4, reiterating a “buy” rating.
More specifically, the company pointed to a decisive win in both revenue and earnings, along with a 56% increase in trailing-twelve-month revenue and forward guidance that exceeded Wall Street expectations.
However, turning to machine learning algorithms for short-term forecasting, Palantir’s outlook appears somewhat mixed.
AI forecasts Palantir stock price target
Based on data collected from Feinbold’s AI prediction agentPLTR’s average expected stock price on Friday, May 29, 2026 is $146.25, a modest gain of 1.53% from the last closing price of $144.05.
Since May 31 falls on a Sunday, the May 29 number can be considered Palantir’s last closing price this month.
Our forecasting tool relied on a set of three machine learning models to generate the average price for the selected time frame. While the final number indicates some upside, the actual price range presented by the Large Language Models (LLMs) indicates a somewhat mixed outlook in the short term.
It is worth noting, GPT-5.2 More delivered rising Expectedly, the price is estimated at $153.75, which means a potential rise of 6.74%. in contrast, Deep Sick Chat produced a more conservative forecast of $145.50, suggesting a gain of 1.01%.
Meanwhile, Gemini 3 Flash stood out as the only one bearish The model, predicting a drop to $139.50, or a 3.16% decline.
Palantir price forecast
Of course, not all Wall Street analysts view the technology company favorably. For example, Jefferies repeated its “sell” rating on May 5, arguing that… Evaluation remains a major concern. The research note also noted that even if Palantir’s revenue reaches about $12 billion by 2027, it will still trade at about 31 times value-to-enterprise forward revenue.
The cautious stance contrasts with a wave of bullish reactions. In addition to the already mentioned Rosenblatt, Wedbush Securities maintained an “Outperform” rating with a price target of $230, indicating strong execution. Bank of America also reiterated a “buy” rating with a target of $255, while Loop Capital maintained a “buy” call and set a price target of $220.
Jim Cramer, a former hedge fund manager and analyst, also shed light on the whole situation He was pushed back Against negative market reaction, arguing that much of the commentary misses the bigger picture. Specifically, he noted that Palantir’s free cash flow exceeded the company’s total revenue compared to the same quarter last year, which he believes is more indicative of the strength of the underlying business.
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