Palantir (PLTR) Stock: Price, Earnings and News
By Markets & Investing DeskUpdated Nov 10, 2026
Stock · PLTR
Palantir Technologies Inc.
Nov 13, 2026 · 21:00 UTC · Yahoo Finance
- Prev. close
- 171.58
- Day range
- 164.75 – 172.28
- 52-week range
- 106.37 – 212.94
- Volume
- 15.13M
- Exchange
- NMS
- 1D−2.09%
- 5D+4.74%
- 1M−16.21%
- 6M+25.38%
- YTD−5.49%
- 1Y−3.46%
Key takeaways
- The percentage change beside the PLTR price compares it with the previous session's close, not the open.
- Period returns from 1D to 1Y and YTD are simple price changes, and Palantir pays no dividends.
- Palantir reports after the close, so the first reaction comes in thinner after-hours trading.
- An implied move of 10% on a $100 stock suggests roughly $90 to $110 but gives no direction.
Palantir stock trades under the ticker PLTR on the Nasdaq and is priced in US dollars. The headline figure is the last recorded trade from the data feed, and the percentage next to it compares that price with the previous session’s close, not with the day’s opening price.
How to read the PLTR quote
- Prev. close: the official closing price of the prior regular session.
- Day range: the lowest and highest trades of the current session. A wide range relative to the price signals an unusually volatile day.
- 52-week range: the low and high over the past year, showing how far the stock sits from its recent peak.
- Volume: the number of shares traded in the session. Volume well above normal often accompanies earnings or major news.
- Exchange (NMS): the code for the Nasdaq Global Select Market, Nasdaq’s top listing tier.
- Period returns (1D to 1Y, YTD): simple price changes over each window. They exclude dividends, which Palantir does not pay.
The timestamp is in UTC. During US standard time, 21:00 UTC is the 4:00 p.m. Eastern regular close. Extended-session trades may not appear in the main figure.
What Palantir does
Palantir builds data integration and analytics software. Gotham serves government, defense and intelligence clients, Foundry serves commercial companies, and the Artificial Intelligence Platform (AIP) brings large language models into customers’ operations. The company went public in 2020, joined the S&P 500 in 2024 and later moved its listing from the NYSE to the Nasdaq.
What moves the stock
- Quarterly results: revenue growth, adjusted earnings per share and the split between government and commercial revenue. US commercial sales receive particular attention as a gauge of AIP demand.
- Guidance: changes to the full-year revenue outlook can move shares as much as the quarter itself.
- Valuation and sentiment: PLTR trades at a high multiple of sales, so shifts in growth expectations or in sentiment toward software and AI stocks can cause large swings either way.
- Analyst views: rating changes and price targets are opinions, not forecasts the company endorses.
Earnings and after-hours caveats
Palantir reports results after the closing bell, so the first reaction happens in after-hours trading, where volume is thinner and prices can jump before the next regular session sets a new close. Ahead of a report, options prices imply an expected move: 10% on a hypothetical $100 stock suggests a range of roughly $90 to $110. That estimates the size of the move, not its direction. To measure a position’s gain or loss, use your actual purchase price and the return on investment formula, not the period returns shown here.
