Michael Vi/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Palantir Technologies ( PLTR ) shares are drawing renewed scrutiny after investor Michael Burry warned that the stock is at a "crossroads" following what he described as a head-and-shoulders-type topping pattern, a technical formation often associated with fading bullish momentum. Burry, who disclosed a short position in Palantir late last year, said on...
Michael Vi/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Palantir Technologies ( PLTR ) shares are drawing renewed scrutiny after investor Michael Burry warned that the stock is at a "crossroads" following what he described as a head-and-shoulders-type topping pattern, a technical formation often associated with fading bullish momentum. Burry, who disclosed a short position in Palantir late last year, said on Tuesday that his bearish view on the stock remains unchanged. He said the chart reflects the "waxing and waning of extremely bullish psychology" surrounding the AI software company. "Palantir trades at ~16X its IV15 according to my assumptions. It is a sand castle, supported for now by the AI applications narrative, a short in my book," Burry said in a new blog post on his Substack page. Burry's comments come as Palantir shares trade around $152, down 14.4% year to date. Despite the YTD decline, the stock remains up more than 14% over the past year. The shares recently rebounded from the $130-$140 range and are now testing a key resistance area near $150-$160. PLTR shares were down -2.6% premarket at $148.19. More on Palantir Palantir's $369 Billion Valuation Requires Unprecedented Federal Market Share Palantir's Selloff Changed Everything Palantir Is Starting To Break Software Economics Palantir’s £330M NHS deal faces criticism from UK parliamentarians Palantir slips after six sessions of gain
Michael Vi/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Palantir Technologies ( PLTR ) shares are drawing renewed scrutiny after investor Michael Burry warned that the stock is at a "crossroads" following what he described as a head-and-shoulders-type topping pattern, a technical formation often associated with fading bullish momentum. Burry, who disclosed a short position in Palantir late last year, said on...
Michael Vi/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Palantir Technologies ( PLTR ) shares are drawing renewed scrutiny after investor Michael Burry warned that the stock is at a "crossroads" following what he described as a head-and-shoulders-type topping pattern, a technical formation often associated with fading bullish momentum. Burry, who disclosed a short position in Palantir late last year, said on Tuesday that his bearish view on the stock remains unchanged. He said the chart reflects the "waxing and waning of extremely bullish psychology" surrounding the AI software company. "Palantir trades at ~16X its IV15 according to my assumptions. It is a sand castle, supported for now by the AI applications narrative, a short in my book," Burry said in a new blog post on his Substack page. Burry's comments come as Palantir shares trade around $152, down 14.4% year to date. Despite the YTD decline, the stock remains up more than 14% over the past year. The shares recently rebounded from the $130-$140 range and are now testing a key resistance area near $150-$160. PLTR shares were down -2.6% premarket at $148.19. More on Palantir Palantir's $369 Billion Valuation Requires Unprecedented Federal Market Share Palantir's Selloff Changed Everything Palantir Is Starting To Break Software Economics Palantir’s £330M NHS deal faces criticism from UK parliamentarians Palantir slips after six sessions of gain