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There are many polarizing stocks. But I’ve found few that generate so much passion as Palantir.
On the one hand, a bullish crowd believes the company’s software solutions are the greatest thing since sliced bread. On the other, you have a bearish group that sees the company as hopelessly overvalued and years away from being profitable, if they ever will be profitable.
Check out this article, where MarketBeat contributor, Chris Markoch, provides an overview of the current state of play with Palantir. You're going to want to read this. We asked our partners and advertisers to share their best reports, and this is what they came up with. Hit reply and let me know which ones you found interesting! 27 U.S. Cities Where Stocks Yield 26% a Year (Ad)
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