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EPISODE · Sep 24, 2025 · 7 MIN

Palantir Scored $1B Defense Deal, But Is the Stock Too Expensive?

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After landing a $1 billion contract with the UK Ministry of Defence, Palantir's stock surged 18% in just two weeks, nearing its all-time high. But with a sky-high P/E ratio and growing chatter from short-sellers, the real question is: Is the stock still worth buying, or are investors paying too much for the hype?In this deep dive, TradingKey breaks down everything you need to know:🔍 Why Palantir's UK defense contract is a game-changer🔍 What the company’s latest $1B earnings quarter reveals about its growth🔍 How Palantir’s AIP platform goes beyond data analytics to shape real-time decisions🔍 Whether current valuations can be justified—or if a major correction is on the horizon🔍 When investors might want to jump in based on long-term profit forecastsFrom military-grade tech to enterprise AI, Palantir is not your average software company. But can it live up to the sky-high expectations?💬 Do you see Palantir as the next big AI breakout, or is it headed for a major pullback? Drop your thoughts in the comments.

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