In this episode of Industry Focus: Tech, host Dylan Lewis is joined by Motley Fool contributor Brian Feroldi to explore Shopify's (NYSE: SHOP) growth acceleration, Palantir's (NYSE: PLTR) commercial efforts paying off, and Twilio's (NYSE: TWLO) rising cash hoard. There's lots of
Palantir Technologies executives have continued to trim their holdings in the data analytics company in the wake of last week's expiration of a lockup that followed the company's direct listing in September. Over the past two days, three executives filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission to disclose the sale of about $18.5 million in stock.
Shares of Palantir Technologies Inc. have seesawed to a loss of 0.6% in midday trading, reversing an earlier intraday gain of as much as 2.3%, as the data integration and software company's stock is set to suffer its worst week since going public.
Two of Cathie Woods Ark ETFs bought over three million shares of Palantir Technologies (NYSE: PLTR). It has been battered by poor earnings and the tech sell-off. However, it has been a long-term holding of Ark ETFs, and Wood has spoken well of management. ARK Innovation ETF (NYSE: ARKK) bought 2,497,800 shares of Palantir.
Palantir (PLTR) suffered a big sell-off over the past few days, with insiders selling their shares following the expiration of the stock's post-listing lock-in period. The news of a lawsuit against National Health Service (NHS) over its contract with PLTR added to the selling pressure. Let's find out if it's worth buying PLTR stock now.
Tech stocks have been selling off recently despite some healthy earnings reports. Below, we discuss key points in the earnings reports from leading e-commerce software company, Shopify, a company that is not sitting stagnant by any means. We review Shopify's product road map and how the company continually innovates to maintain its lead.
Palantir Technologies shares are coming under selling pressure Tuesday after three top executives filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday to disclose the sale of about 2.7 million shares. The sales followed the expiration last week of the company's post-IPO lockup period.
How does all this sit with the current drive to combat 'vaccine hesitancy' among Black, Asian and migrant communities in the UK? Striking quiet deals with firms like Palantir, especially with no real public dialogue, risks demolishing trust in the NHS among the very communities where the government now urgently seeks to shore up trust.
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( ( Palantir Technologies NYSE:PLTR) and Zynga NASDAQ:ZNGA) have enjoyed a surge in interest among retail investors over the last few weeks related to partnerships and the potential for partnerships. Both companies currently rank among the top 100 most widely held on investment platform Robinhood and have seen their share prices jump by 15% and 17%, respectively, in 2021.
Palantir Technologies Inc. (NYSE:PLTR) today announced a multi-million dollar expansion of its relationship with 3M. 3M has chosen to expand its use of Palantir's Foundry platform to support its digital transformation, assisting in the build out of a dynamic supply chain that enables the global manufacturer to respond nimbly to changes in demand across tens of thousands of products.
Palantir co-founder Joe Lonsdale is still bullish on his home state of Texas despite the infrastructure deficiencies brought to the surface by severe winter weather last week. "It has definitely been a rough week. I was talking to the governor [Greg Abbott] a couple of days ago, and he thinks everything will be back to normal in a couple of days.
Here's what we're watching as markets kick into gear on Tuesday. - U.S. stock futures edged lower as investors awaited Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's testimony in Congress on the health of the economy. Futures tied to the S&P 500 ticked down 0.5%.
Palantir Technologies Inc. co-Founder Stephen Cohen has netted more than $50 million from trading the data integration and software company's stock, as he flipped the 2 million shares he acquired for nothing through equity grants. Fellow company insiders Matthew Long and Ryan Taylor also sold netted millions from similar trades.
Data science is changing the world around us. It creates incredible insights helping businesses operate faster, leaner and more profitably. It is also helping to solve some of the most pressing issues like COVID-19. Few companies are leveraging this as well as Palantir Technologies (NYSE: PLTR), one of the most promising growth stories in recent years.
Lock-up expirations pose a threat to high-flying stocks. Palantir is an obvious candidate. The $50bn US data analysis company is valued at about 34 times forecast sales, has yet to make a profit and appears unlikely to replicate last year's growth. Yet its shares rose when the lock-up period ended on Friday.
Palantir Technologies [NYSE:PLTR] had been developing into a nice short term short opportunity last week, a downward move that we were studying for its momentum characteristics as shares in the company started to come onto the market following the end of a lock up in place since it came to the market at the end of September.
The hottest person in the usually quiet world of exchange-traded funds is Cathie Wood. Her ARK Invest actively managed ETFs have been a pioneering force in the industry, and the fact that they all doubled in price in 2020 was a huge selling point.
Palantir has all the characteristics of a great business.
JPMorgan Chase is taking a stake in a private stock trading platform with links to Palantir to boost the bank's efforts to connect buyers and sellers of hot pre-IPO company shares, CNBC has learned. The bank's investment in Zanbato, a Mountain View, California based fintech start-up, is set to be announced Monday, according to people with knowledge of the matter.