Palantir Stock Hits ATH Amid AI Growth and Split Speculation
After hitting a new all-time high this week, Palantir Technologies is still making headlines. The shares of the data analytics company have increased by more than 160% in 2025 due to robust institutional demand and the rapid development of AI usage. Analysts predict that a stock split may be the next big market catalyst, given that shares are now trading close to $200.
In line with the increasing optimism on Wall Street, Wedbush analyst Dan Ives, a longtime Palantir bull, stated that a split is “highly likely.” Major tech companies like Nvidia and Arista Networks, which both profited from increased liquidity and rekindled retail interest after the split, would likely follow suit with this possible move.
Palantir Q3 Revenue Expected to Soar Over 50%
Expectations are quite high as investors prepare for Palantir‘s Q3 results report on November 3. Over the last four quarters, the company’s revenue has increased at an astounding rate of 30%, 36%, 39%, and 48%. Analysts now predict that this quarter’s revenue will increase by more than 50% to $1.09 billion. According to market observers, despite such a dramatic surge, retail traders are still very interested in the split narrative, indicating strong sentiment. Rishi Jaluria of RBC Capital pointed out that even though the excitement has subsided a little from quarter to quarter, investors still find the subject to be the most pertinent.
Palantir and Nvidia Partnership Spurs Investor Excitement
The latest partnership between Palantir and Nvidia has increased anticipation even more. The two businesses intend to create an integrated AI infrastructure that blends Palantir’s working AI platform with Nvidia’s data processing capabilities. In enterprise and government applications, this action is regarded as a major competitive advantage.
With a Composite Rating of 99/99 and a Relative Strength Rating of 97, PLTR is still technically strong and showing significant momentum. Analysts warn that following a record-breaking rally, shares may see a short-term correction. However, Palantir’s combination of AI innovation, solid fundamentals, and possible stock split could keep the company in the public eye far into 2026 for long-term investors.
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