<div id="readability-page-1"><div>** Shares of Palantir Technologies down 6.8% at $193.05 on Tues even after qtrly results and rev forecast surpassed Wall Street's expectations** PLTR stock on course for biggest one-day pct drop since Oct 3 after rising 3.3% to record high close $207.18 on Mon** After the bell Mon, data analytics and AI firm posted Q3 rev of $1.18 bln, up 63% y/y, and adj EPS of 21 cents, topping LSEG estimates of $1.09 bln and EPS of 17 cents, and its Q4 rev outlook of $1.327-$1.331 bln also beat expectations** Heading into the report, investors had questioned the stock's rich valuation** Still, at least 8 brokerages hiked their PTs following the report: BofA Global Research boosts its PT from $215 to Street-high $255** BofA reiterates 'buy' rating, saying PLTR's &#34;accelerating growth, customer upselling, and new wins contrast to many still not seeing measurable return from AI&#34;** Avg rating among 26 brokerages is &#34;hold&#34;; median PT of $189 up from $165 a month ago** PLTR CEO Alex Karp has built a dedicated following among retail investors. Indeed, on Tues, PLTR is the top trending ticker on Stocktwits.com and was recently the #1 ordered U.S. stock among Fidelity's retail customers with about 75%-25% buy/sell ratio, per Fidelity's website** Meanwhile, Michael Burry, a household name after his bet against U.S. mortgages in 2008 was featured in &#34;The Big Short&#34; movie, has placed bearish bets on Nvidia and PLTR, according to a regulatory filing on Mon** Including move on the session, PLTR stock up about 155% YTD and about 370% over the past year</div></div>

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Shares of Palantir Technologies fell 6.8% to $193.05 despite surpassing Q3 revenue and earnings expectations. The stock is on track for its largest one-day percentage drop since October 3, following a record high close of $207.18. Eight brokerages raised their price targets, with BofA Global Research increasing its target from $215 to $255. The average rating among 26 brokerages is "hold" with a median price target of $189. Palantir's stock is up 155% YTD and 370% over the past year, while Michael Burry has taken bearish positions on the company.

- Palantir Technologies shares fell 6.8% to $193.05 despite reporting Q3 revenue of $1.18 billion, exceeding expectations.  
- The stock's decline follows a record high close of $207.18, with concerns over its valuation persisting among investors.  
- Despite the drop, brokerages have raised price targets, with BofA Global Research increasing its target to $255, while retail interest remains strong, particularly among Fidelity customers.

Palantir slides from peak after qtrly report; analysts hike PTs