PLTR

Up 4.66% to 179.01, RSI at 72.9 now overbought after a 44.8% monthly run, stretched nearly 25% above the 20-day (143.45); 35 analysts still see 11.2% upside. Momentum is alive but this leg came on thin volume (RVOL 0.58) — stay long with a trailing stop ready.

Cooling 2.23% after a +34.4% month — RSI at 69.7 near overbought is just the metabolism of momentum; well above the 20-day at 141 and 50-day at 134, with 35 analysts still seeing 16.4% upside, staying long with a tight eye on drawdown

Position maintained. Revenue growth of 93% and 157% net retention support this advance, and with 15.7% still to the 52-week high the trend has room. But RSI(7) at 81.3 is no place to size up: the cleaner add is a 1-2 ATR pullback into $158-166, with a stop at $157 roughly 2 ATR below — a break there ends this momentum leg. The $200 target sits between the $198.54 consensus and the prior high. Stay clear-eyed: today's price rests on raised expectations rather than new contracts, and when the upgrade cadence pauses, 149x will find gravity on its own.

A 93% growth rate and a Rule of 40 of 155 give no reason to abandon the trend — the long stays. But a 38.3% week, a price 31.5% above the 50-day and only 12.8% of consensus headroom together make fresh entries here a poor bet. The stop moves up to $155, roughly giving back the week, with the 52-week high at $207.52 as target. This is a hold-but-do-not-add position.

Maintaining the long, but the entry zone must move up and chasing is explicitly ruled out. The fundamentals are flawless: 157% net retention and a 63% free cash flow margin are hard measures of financial quality, not narrative. But two constraints tightened at once — RSI(7) at 80.7 nears extreme, and consensus upside compressed from 26.8% to 14.9%. The stop rises from $137 to $150 just below the 200-day at $152.28, locking in most of the gap's gains, while the target holds at $197 on consensus. A pullback into $155–163 above the 200-day is where adding has risk/reward; buying here simply carries the last two days' buyers.

Maintaining the long. Today was a quality check on this position: in the same expensive-software cohort, DDOG, HUBS and APP each fell roughly a fifth while Palantir gave back 1.58% and held the 200-day at $152.33. The difference is verifiable growth — 149% US commercial expansion is not a narrative. Entry at $148–155 near the 200-day, stop at $137 below the gap's midpoint, and a $196 target all carry over from 8/4, because neither the logic nor the key levels have changed. The 133.3x multiple remains the single largest risk, which is why this stays lean bullish rather than bullish.

A hold above $150-152 support (prior high / SMA200 confluence) keeps the trade; stop at $143 (about one ATR below), with $166 the resistance that unlocks new range once cleared. RSI(7) runs hot — chase with care.

Maintaining the long but stepping down from bullish to lean bullish — the logic hasn't weakened, the price has gotten expensive. After a 29% gap with RSI(7) at 84.0, chasing has inverted risk/reward. The 200-day at $152.54 flips from resistance to support, and a $148–155 pullback that holds is the second entry. Stop at $137 below the gap's midpoint; a break there says this was sentiment rather than a rerating. The $196.50 target uses post-earnings consensus.

The near-12% after-hours gap should clear both the 20-day at $128.71 and 50-day at $130.49 outright; a pullback into that zone that holds confirms the gap. Stop at $118 below the gap's lower edge, target $155 at the 200-day mean-reversion level near $152.62. Do not chase the opening print — the first hour after an earnings gap is the thinnest liquidity of the day.

Down 6.08% after Cleveland Research flagged soft commercial spending. At 139x earnings with the August 3 print ahead and price ~20% below the 200-day, uncertainty is high — close ahead of earnings

Position & watchlist: -1.0%, a -7.3% week grinding at the $125 line with +54% consensus upside — hold, revisit below $115

A +7.3% week reclaimed the 50-day; watchlist and position channels align — the long holds unless $125 gives way

Slipped 1.53% to $132.4 but flat on the week — resilient by AI-complex standards. The $122 stop leaves a fat 7.9% cushion. Stay long.

Up 0.5% to $134.44 against the tape — a +5.3% week is a rare green number inside the AI chain; $122 stop, holding

Flat at $133.76, a third straight day steady above the stop zone; $122 discipline unchanged, holding

Up 2.6% to $130.04, bouncing off the stop zone; $122 discipline unchanged — a bounce is parole, not acquittal

Down 1.7%, a third soft day hugging the 20-day ($124.90); lagging a tech rally is a bad tell, and the $122 stop is one step away — a break means gone

Down 2.4% to the 20-day's rim ($125); weakness on a tech-rally day warrants attention — the $122 stop is bodyguard-close

Down 1.6% but holding above the 20-day ($125) with gains banked; stop $122 locks profit, holding

Keep the long: the 50-day break, safe-harbor status, and weekly momentum target the $150 gap. Raise the stop to $122 (below the 20-day) to protect part of the gain.

Catalyst momentum persists — keep the long. A break of the 50-day ($134.2) opens the $150 gap. But chasing a 14% week has poor odds; add on a 20-day retest. A break of $118 signals momentum exhaustion.

Dense catalysts plus short covering are the tailwind, but chasing a 16% week has terrible odds. A held retest of the 20-day confirms momentum; through the 50-day ($134.6), the target is the $150 gap zone.

Oversold + contract catalyst + $120 reclaimed: the bounce structure works. Take profits at the 50-day ($135) if volume doesn't follow.