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Palantir After Q3: Can a Government Shutdown and Commercial AI Momentum Re‑Write the Growth Narrative?

Palantir’s latest quarter delivered what the market said it wanted—an upside revenue print and stronger‑than‑expected guidance—yet the stock slumped into the close and helped ignite a broader AI risk reset. In a week that saw more than $820 billion erased from AI leaders’ market caps, the divergence between solid company execution and a skittish macro tape came into sharp focus. Two forces now frame the stock’s near‑term path: a prolonged U.S. government shutdown that temporarily starved markets of official economic data and dulled sentiment, and a still‑robust wave of commercial AI spending that keeps reshaping enterprise software priorities. Investors are weighing whether a potential shutdown resolution can revive federal buying cycles just as Palantir’s commercial AI engine gains speed—or whether AI multiple compression and policy noise keep the stock in a higher‑volatility regime. This piece unpacks Palantir’s Q3 setup, the AI valuation whiplash, the shutdown overhang versus relief rally dynamic, and the commercial adoption signals to watch. It then lays out scenarios, valuation context, and a practical investor checklist for the weeks ahead.

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Palantir’s Rally Runs Into the Valuation Question: Inside the Numbers, the Narrative, and the Risk of Re‑rating

Palantir Technologies closed at $186.96 on Friday, August 8, 2025, notching a fresh 52-week high and capping a month-long surge that has more than doubled the stock since early July, according to Yahoo Finance. The immediate catalyst: a milestone quarter. SEC filings show revenue crossed the $1.0 billion threshold for the first time in Q2 of Palantir’s fiscal 2025 (period ended June 30, 2025), with operating leverage and a sizable boost from interest income pushing net income higher. Yet the rally rekindles a familiar question for institutions: how much is already priced in? A syndicated analysis on Nasdaq’s platform (from The Motley Fool) argues Palantir has become “the most expensive stock on the market” by certain measures and is vulnerable to valuation compression. The stakes are clear: if growth and profitability inflect as bulls expect, today’s multiples may be survivable—if not, downside from a re-rating could swamp operational gains. This article interrogates the numbers, reconciles conflicting claims, and frames the strategic scenarios that matter over the next year.

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