Palantir stock PLTR stock has been soaring in 2023, but recent bearish headlines have caused concern about its future. In this video, we delve into the truth behind the drop in Palantir stock and analyze whether the analysts' warnings are valid. If you're a Palantir investor or considering investing, you don't want to miss this! Don't forget to subscribe for more insights and updates on the stock market.

"William Blair analyst Louie DiPalma, who rates PLTR stock underperform, published a note published Friday speculating on the future of a four-year, $458 million Army contract which is set to expire. Citing a U.S. Army presentation last week, DiPalma wrote that there is "strong indication that Palantir's renewal contract in two weeks will be significantly less than the original $458 million."

He also said the Army might offer a new two-year renewal for $116 million with Palantir's revenue reduced by additional vendors sharing in the deal. The William Blair analyst speculated that data ownership could be an issue between the Army and Palantir. Palantir aims to use customer data to train artificial intelligence models" Source: Investors Business Daily.

How accurate is this? Is it simply speculation? Watch the video for the truth. The facts!

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