Palantir eyes Q2 beat; raised guidance could spark near-term move
Jul 27, 2026, 8:41 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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With a history of beating EPS and revenue, and guidance raised for 2026, a solid Q2 print could lift PLTR toward resistance around $136.50. However, the stock remains below 20/50/200-day SMAs and has a bearish long-term setup; misses or a softer guide could renew weakness toward $122.50. Historical precedent shows earnings beats often produce short-term spikes, but sustained upside requires momentum and trend confirmation.
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Palantir prepares for its August 3 Q2 print with a projected EPS of $0.35 on about $1.8B revenue, following a prior quarter that beat estimates. The company raised full-year 2026 revenue guidance to roughly $7.65–$7.66B, signaling strong growth. Technically, PLTR remains below key moving averages, implying earnings upside must overcome overhead resistance to shift the trend.
Palantir to report Q2 earnings on Aug 3; est EPS $0.35, revenue $1.8B.
Last quarter: EPSbeat and revenue beat; 2026 revenue guidance raised to $7.65–$7.66B.
Resistance at $136.50 and support at $122.50 frame near-term move.
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