PLTR Price Prediction: Palantir Technologies holds near support as analysts lift targets

Price action stays compressed near support

Palantir Technologies’ publicly traded shares were last quoted at $160.66, inside a 24-hour range of $157.45 to $164.23. That places price just above the pivot point at $160.78 and immediate support at $157.33, while immediate resistance stands at $164.11 and stronger resistance at $167.56.

The broader trend readings remain softer than the spot price alone might suggest. The share price is below the 7-day moving average of $168.62, the 20-day moving average of $185.80, the 50-day moving average of $189.74, the 12-day EMA of $174.42, and the 26-day EMA of $182.66. The 200-day moving average sits at $156.68, so price is trading only slightly above that longer-term reference point.

Momentum is weak but not accelerating lower

The supplied momentum readings show a cautious technical backdrop. RSI(14) is 30.10, Stochastic %K is 16.93, and Stochastic %D is 13.55, all consistent with a stretched downside reading. MACD is -8.2414, the signal line is also -8.2414, and the histogram is 0.0000, which indicates momentum is not currently widening to the downside.

Bollinger Bands place the lower band at $156.97 and the middle band at $185.80, with %B at 0.0639. That puts price close to the lower band rather than near the middle of the range. The daily ATR(14) of $8.68 also shows that intraday movement remains wide enough to matter relative to the current price.

Futures-derived indicators show mixed short-term positioning

The supplied derivatives data for Binance futures shows a neutral 8-hour funding rate of 0.0000%. Open interest is 43,212.68 contracts, with a daily open interest value of $7,192,533 and a 24-hour change of -0.62%. Taken together, those figures indicate that participation is present but not expanding.

The 1-hour account ratios lean modestly long within Binance cohorts. Global accounts show 50.8% long and 49.2% short, while top-trader accounts show 55.7% long and 44.3% short. The taker buy/sell ratio is 2.0195, based on buy volume of 389 and sell volume of 193, which points to stronger aggressive buying in that one-hour window. These are Binance futures observations, not a direct measure of underlying share ownership.

Analyst revisions were constructive on target, with ratings still split

The supplied analyst updates dated November 3, 2026 were uniformly higher on price targets, but the ratings were not aligned. Morgan Stanley’s Sanjit Singh raised the target from $205 to $233 and kept Equal Weight, citing accelerating revenue growth and expanding operating margins. Piper Sandler increased its target from $231 to $235 and maintained Overweight following strong third-quarter revenue growth.

Citigroup lifted its target from $250 to $265 and retained a Buy rating. RBC Capital Markets’ Rishi Jaluria raised the target from $90 to $130 but kept Underperform, pointing to 2% sequential growth in total remaining deal value and flat sequential remaining performance obligations. The revisions show a wider range of valuation views rather than a single consensus.

Key levels

The nearest levels in the supplied set are clear: $164.11 is immediate resistance, $167.56 is stronger resistance, $157.33 is immediate support, and $154.00 is stronger support. The 200-day moving average at $156.68 and the lower Bollinger Band at $156.97 sit close to that support zone.

The data set points to a stock trading near a short-term inflection area, with momentum readings under pressure, Binance futures positioning mixed, and analyst targets moving higher while ratings remain divided.