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$PLTR shareholders suddenly realized Palantir at $134/share today is 3x-10x cheaper than when it was in 2022/2023 ATL or $10-$20/share in term of Fwd P/E. Palantir is no longer expensive today as PEG Ratio is only 0.85. Revenue and EPS growth matter here. Not Financial Advice! DYOR!

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