Should I Buy Palantir (PLTR)? — Finance YouTuber Analysis

The YouTuber is comfortable investing more in Palantir, viewing every dip as a buying opportunity because its narrative lags its strong fundamentals. He highlights Palantir's unique position as a national security asset embedded in the US military, monetizing AI at scale through decision-making infrastructure, and its recent profitability growth despite a high P/E ratio.

“Every dip in Palunteer has historically been a buying opportunity because a narrative lags the fundamentals. Revenue, margins, and adoption continues to grow. And right now, Palanteer is at a support level. I don't see the stock going any lower, which is why I'm personally comfortable investing more of my money into this stock right now.” — ▶ Watch clip

The YouTuber views Palantir Technology as a company where AI is already translating into real revenue growth and earnings expansion, making pullbacks good investment opportunities. He notes its accelerating revenue, improving margins, and growing commercial adoption, alongside its essential government contracts. He sees Palantir as key for enterprise AI deployment, operational infrastructure, and AI-powered decision-making. He believes the stock is 'stupid cheap' and will reach $180 per share in late 2027.

“Lately, the stock has gone from a valuation stock price of 200 down to 140. And I just think it's stupid cheap right now because if you look at revenue, it's still accelerating.” — ▶ 46:00

Henry is bullish on Palantir, stating it's one of the few companies monetizing AI at scale by helping organizations operationalize AI securely. He emphasizes its accelerating commercial revenue growth (over 50% YoY), improving margins, strong free cash flow, and the 'stickiness' of its platform, which creates durable revenue.

“Palantir is one of the only companies actually monetizing AI at scale right now.” — ▶ 20:50

The YouTuber labels Palantir as a 'trap' for the counter-drone theme, despite acknowledging it as a good business with strong sales growth and margins. He argues that Palantir provides general AI tools, not specific counter-drone hardware or software, and the Cuba narrative won't significantly impact its $300 billion market cap. He advises seeking direct exposure to counter-drone companies instead of indirect plays.

“So don't buy indirect exposure when you can buy direct exposure because you want to be in the counter drone defense thing. Go for the companies that actually make the counter drone systems, not just someone who sort of sits on the sidelines.” — ▶ 41:00