Palantir Technologies is unlikely to announce a stock split soon, according to Motley Fool writer Keith Noonan. The stock trades at roughly $200 per share, a level he says is not yet high enough to prompt one. Palantir has not split its shares in its roughly six-year history as a public company. Noonan says a split becomes much more likely if the price nears $500 and holds firm. The stock has risen roughly 714% over five years, against 70.5% for the S&P 500. Second-quarter sales grew 93% year over year to $1.935 billion, with a non-GAAP adjusted operating margin of 62%.

Palantir reports third-quarter earnings on Monday, November 2, and investors will expect another beat. The stock trades at 120 times forward earnings, so slowing growth could trigger a sell-off. In the second quarter, revenue rose 93% year over year to $1.94 billion, well above the roughly $1.8 billion the company had guided. US commercial revenue grew 149% and US government revenue 90%. Management expects third-quarter revenue of $2.16 billion, an 83% growth rate and a slowdown from Q2. A beat of about $150 million, similar to Q2's, would lift growth to 96%. With its profit margin already at 55%, Palantir must grow revenue to lift earnings.

Palantir Technologies Inc. elevates Aplos Data, LLC to Vanguard: Elite. Published on 10/22/2026 at 09:53 am EDT S&P Capital IQ Palantir Technologies Inc. and Aplos Data, LLC, announced that Palantir has named Aplos Data to Vanguard: Elite, the highest tier of the Vanguard, Palantir?s trusted partner network. Already an implementation partner for existing customers, Aplos Data will now also work with Palantir across the United States to bring Foundry and AIP, Palantir?s data and AI platforms, to new customers. Vanguard: Elite recognizes the quality and speed of the deployments already delivered. Through Operate as One, its methodology, Aplos Data brings a customer?s systems, data, and decisions into a single operating system on Palantir. (C) S&P Capital IQ - 2026