F**k Palantir

u/SenseiSensless · Reddit — r/wallstreetbets · January 30, 2026 at 10:13 · ⬆ 2 pts · 💬 1 comments  | View on Reddit ↗
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Bearish Palantir post arguing the stock is overvalued due to government customer concentration, US fiscal strain, large capex, and controversial ICE work.

PLTR — SHORT The author claims Palantir is overvalued and retail bulls will lose money because the company depends on one customer, the US government. He argues that customer faces an unmanageable $37 trillion debt and refinancing pressure as investors unload Treasuries, while Palantir's large capex consumes any incoming cash. He also cites reputational and political risk from helping ICE track and deport people.

The company has basically ONE customer, the US government, the same government that has an unmanageable 37 trillion debt that is not going get refinanced because everyone is unloading US treasuries (with good reasons).

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Bearish on Palantir: government dependence, capex, controversies
The author claims Palantir is overvalued and retail bulls will lose money because the company depends on one customer, the US government. He argues that customer faces an unmanageable $37 trillion debt and refinancing pressure as investors unload Treasuries, while Palantir's large capex consumes any incoming cash. He also cites reputational and political risk from helping ICE track and deport people.
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