A $10,000 stake held three years in the data-platform market is now $120,007 in Palantir and $22,366 in…
As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on September 3, 2026.
As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on September 3, 2026.
An exclusion would force mechanical selling from a $9 billion index and shut Palantir out of Shariah-compliant mandates well beyond this one fund.
BREAKING: HSBC is reviewing whether to exclude $PLTR from its $9 billion Islamic Global Equity Index fund after some of the UK's biggest pension funds raised concerns 🇬🇧
Same $10,000, same AI-software thesis, three years apart: Palantir turned it into $113,804 while C3.ai left $4,471. Inside the same trade, the name you picked decided the outcome.
A 10.09% slide to $306.71 wipes roughly $12 billion off a $108 billion data cloud name in a single session. Double-digit down days are rare here, and the $341.13 open is now the level to reclaim.
An 8.27% slide to $185.29 takes roughly $35 billion off one of the market's most crowded AI names in a single session. Moves this size are where Palantir's premium multiple gets tested, so keep an eye on whether the $202 open gets reclaimed.
A 9.88% slide to $307.42 takes roughly $12 billion off a $109 billion market cap in a single session, one of the sharpest single-day drops this name has posted. Whether the $341 open gets reclaimed is the level to watch.
A 6.73% intraday slide to $188.42 takes roughly $30 billion off a $433 billion market cap in a single session. Moves this size in one of the market's most crowded AI names rarely stay quiet, so keep an eye on where it settles into the close.
Ondas owns Regna outright while Palantir supplies the platform underneath it, so the drone maker captures the equity upside of the sovereign AI push and Palantir books another infrastructure customer.
$ONDS and $PLTR announced Regna AI, a new company developing specialized AI models for governments and businesses that want to retain control over their models and data. Initially wholly owned by Ondas, Regna will use Palantir’s AI platform and model-training infrastructure. https://t.co/5gk7ClYMGO
Snowflake set a fresh 52-week high at $368.89, more than double the $141 low this name traded at in April. A $130 billion market cap is now priced at the top of its one-year range.
Palantir closed at $209.05, a new 52-week high and 0.9% above the November 3 peak that had capped it for 11 months. The $481 billion name has nearly doubled off its mid-$115 low earlier this year.
Eleven months of going nowhere just ended: Palantir cleared its November 2025 peak, and the AI software trade has its leader back in price discovery.
Palantir $PLTR hits new all-time high, eclipsing the prior high set in November 2025 📈 📈 https://t.co/buf1u5Nc6v
argenx is down 10.91% at the open, more than double any other decliner in a 382-stock universe. Palantir leads the gainers at 4.17%, with Big Oil names filling out the rest.
Cramer wants to add software as the bounce-back trade and the beaten-down industrial names tied to data center power. He also warns that rising rates are the real threat heading into earnings season in a couple of weeks.