Palantir Technologies · Mar 6 – Aug 4, 2026
Most institutions in this set rate Palantir favorably (mostly Buy/Outperform), with targets ranging roughly from $156 to $255; the current stock price ($172.73) sits meaningfully below the median $205 target.
Institutions
7
Target range
$156 – $255
Median $205
Stance
How to read the evidence grades
- AInstitution's own document — Published by the institution itself — research page, disclosure, transcript, or an on-the-record analyst appearance.
- BWire service citing the report — Reuters, Bloomberg, CNBC and similar, directly attributing the research note.
- CMultiple independent reports — Several independent secondary reports agreeing on the same rating or target.
- DRatings aggregator only — A ratings aggregator only. Treat the number as reported, not as confirmed.
Price targets over time
Every target published in this window, by date. The line under a dot is that firm's previous target.
- D.A. Davidsonbuy
$175$200
- Cantor FitzgeraldNeutral
$138$156
- Morgan StanleyEqual weight
$205
- CitiBuy
$245
- Bank of AmericaBuy
$255
- Deutsche BankBuy
$200
- RosenblattBuy
$200$225
Bank of AmericaPalantir Technologies
price target raised / maintained Buy
Bank of America kept a constructive stance on Palantir and set a $255 price target, implying substantial upside versus the stock’s trading level.
Why
- The public summary attributes a Buy rating to Bank of America with a $255 target.
- The bullish view is consistent with expecting US commercial momentum to continue to drive results.
Evidence (1)
Proves: Bank of America rate and $255 price target for Palantir (PLTR) as of Aug 4, 2026.
B“Bank of America: Buy; $255”
Navigate-to extraction from CNBC analyst-roundup context (Aug 2026)cnbc.com2026-08-04
CitiPalantir Technologies
price target raised / maintained Buy
Citi’s $245 target and Buy rating reflect confidence that Palantir’s growth will justify a higher valuation multiple.
Why
- Citi is publicly shown with a Buy rating alongside a $245 price target.
- A higher target suggests the firm expects growth and/or margin durability to persist.
Evidence (1)
Proves: Citi rating and $245 price target for Palantir (PLTR) as of Aug 4, 2026.
B“Citi: Buy; $245 (raised from $200)”
Navigate-to extraction from CNBC analyst-roundup context (Aug 2026)cnbc.com2026-08-04
Morgan StanleyPalantir Technologies
maintained / reiterated Equal weight
Morgan Stanley’s Equal weight stance with a $205 target indicates upside potential but less conviction than outright Buy-rated peers.
Why
- The public summary attributes Morgan Stanley a $205 price target with an Equal weight rating.
- Neutral stance suggests skepticism about how much of growth will be monetized relative to the multiple.
Evidence (1)
Proves: Morgan Stanley Equal weight rating and $205 price target for Palantir (PLTR) as of Aug 4, 2026.
B“Morgan Stanley: Equal weight; $205”
Navigate-to extraction from CNBC analyst-roundup context (Aug 2026)cnbc.com2026-08-04
Cantor FitzgeraldPalantir Technologies
Thomas Blakeyprice target raised / maintained Neutral
Cantor Fitzgerald raised its price target to $156 from $138 while keeping a Neutral rating, reflecting caution on valuation even with some positive catalysts.
Why
- The public summary shows Cantor Fitzgerald with a Neutral rating and a target increase from $138 to $156.
- Neutral with a modestly higher target implies the firm still weighs multiple risk heavily.
Evidence (1)
Proves: Cantor Fitzgerald Neutral rating and $156 price target raised from $138 for Palantir (PLTR) as of Aug 4, 2026.
B“Cantor Fitzgerald: Neutral; $156 (raised from $138)”
Navigate-to extraction from CNBC analyst-roundup context (Aug 2026)cnbc.com2026-08-04
Deutsche BankPalantir Technologies
maintained Buy
Deutsche Bank’s Buy rating with a $200 target indicates the firm believes Palantir’s fundamental trajectory can support the multiple.
Why
- The public summary attributes a Buy rating to Deutsche Bank with a $200 target.
- The positioning is aligned with the bull framing of US commercial growth translating into sustained performance.
Evidence (1)
Proves: Deutsche Bank Buy rating and $200 price target for Palantir (PLTR) as of Aug 3, 2026.
B“Deutsche Bank: Buy; $200”
Navigate-to extraction from CNBC analyst-roundup context (Aug 2026)cnbc.com2026-08-04
D.A. DavidsonPalantir Technologies
Gil Luriaraised price target; maintained Buy
D.A. Davidson raised its Palantir target to $200 from $175 while maintaining Buy, a follow-on move after its earlier upgrade.
Why
- Raised the price target to $200 from $175 while maintaining Buy.
Evidence (1)
Proves: D.A. Davidson raised its Palantir price target to $200 from $175 on August 4, 2026, maintaining Buy.
B“DA Davidson Adjusts Price Target on Palantir Technologies to $200 From $175, Maintains Buy Rating.”
MarketScreener / MT Newswires, Aug 4, 2026marketscreener.com2026-08-04
RosenblattPalantir Technologies
John McPeakeprice target raised / maintained Buy after Q1 beat
Rosenblatt raised its Palantir target to $225 from $200 after a 'significant beat' in Q1, maintaining Buy.
Why
- Raised the price target to $225 from $200 while maintaining Buy.
- Cited a significant Q1 earnings beat as the driver.
Evidence (1)
Proves: Rosenblatt raised its Palantir price target to $225 from $200 on May 5, 2026, maintaining Buy, after Q1 results.
B“Palantir $PLTR price target raised to $225 from $200 at Rosenblatt after Q1 'significant beat'... keeps a Buy rating on the shares.”
247wallst.com, May 5, 2026247wallst.com2026-05-05
Where bulls and bears disagree
US commercial growth vs. the multiple: the visible spread in targets
The sourced calls in this window cluster bullishly on Palantir’s trajectory (Buy/Outperform from several banks), but they diverge on how much US commercial growth can support today’s valuation expectations. The strongest upside targets in this set (e.g., $245–$255 from Citi and Bank of America) imply that growth/margins will justify a premium multiple. In contrast, Neutral/Equal weight stances (Cantor Fitzgerald; Morgan Stanley) still allow upside to their targets, but without adopting a high-conviction rating—suggesting more skepticism about multiple expansion/return on incremental growth.
Related institutions’ peer-area exposure (from the same “AI + enterprise software” discussion set)
- Enterprise AI platform demand is often used to frame software multiple narratives.
- Competitive positioning around AI deployment can influence how investors think about PLTR’s commercial durability.
- GPU cycle expectations can shift sentiment toward AI software beneficiaries.
- Valuation moves in semis can mechanically affect multiples across “AI infrastructure/stack” names.
- Large enterprise software incumbents can be used as a benchmark for monetization and margins.
- Any perceived share-loss risk affects how bulls treat US commercial growth sustainability.
