Palantir (PLTR) stock is facing strong downward pressure, dropping over 7% to around $130 on April 9-10, 2026, following warning from investor Michael Burry regarding high valuation and increased competition from Anthropic Managed Agents. Despite the short term bearish pressure, Bulls point to Palantir's 70% revenue growth and 139% net dollar retention as evidence of deep integration within government and commercial infrastructure. Technical outlook: Stock is currently at the support zone in respect of the structure, analysts identify immediate support at $123.66-$127 levels, as we expect a bullish retracement. Key points: A confirmed reverse at this point, triggers buy position aiming for $154.34, as potential target. Thanks for reading.

Yesterday, PLTR broke down through the bottom of a 3 year bull channel. Today, PLTR followed through and continued lower on even higher volume than yesterday. The new bear market channel has started for PLTR. Clear similarities in the 10sma under the 20sma expanding lower indicating increased bearish momentum, and the exact same thing occurring now as we're breaking down from the channel on that higher volume. You can't ignore these things when they all happen together. I've marked some spots where I plan on taking profits on shorts. (Not financial advice) Let me know what you think though. Thx

breaking below $130 is a clear downward trend. Next support is $105-110. Another 15% down. Who's buying???

Dropped on a stupid hit piece from Burry today, but holding TL support. Bounce or breakdown setup

Modus Secures $85 Million to Advance Its AI-Driven Audit Platform In a major development for the accounting technology sector, Modus, an artificial intelligence-focused audit technology company, has successfully raised $85 million across its Seed and Series A funding rounds. The company plans to use this significant capital infusion to accelerate the development of its AI-powered audit platform, which is designed to modernize and streamline complex audit processes for accounting firms. Funding Led by Lightspeed Venture Partners The funding round was led by Lightspeed Venture Partners, a prominent venture capital firm known for backing transformative technology companies. Additional participation came from Comma Capital and Garry Tan, a well-known entrepreneur and investor. The level of investment raised in such early-stage rounds underscores strong investor confidence in Modus's vision and technology. A New Player with Deep Industry Expertise Although Modus was founded only last year, the company has already assembled a highly experienced team. Its employees include former professionals from major technology and financial organizations such as AWS, Bridgewater Associates, Citadel, Palantir Technologies, Ramp, and Thoma Bravo. This blend of expertise in cloud computing, data analytics, investment management, and enterprise software positions Modus well to address long-standing inefficiencies in the audit profession. Technology Designed to Transform Audit Workflows Modus's core technology is specifically designed to assist accounting practices in carrying out complex audits more efficiently and effectively. The platform enables auditors to automate a wide range of manual, time-consuming procedures that have traditionally burdened audit teams. In addition to automation, the platform improves risk assessment capabilities and allows auditors to redirect their focus toward judgment-driven work that requires human expertise and professional skepticism. By reducing repetitive tasks, Modus aims to enhance both audit quality and practitioner satisfaction. Strategic Use of Proceeds Looking ahead, the company plans to deploy the newly raised capital across several strategic priorities. These include expediting ongoing technology development, broadening its audit-focused product suite to address a wider array of auditing challenges, and continuing to support accounting practices that align with Modus's long-term strategic vision. The company appears focused on building lasting partnerships rather than simply selling software licenses. CEO Commentary: Modernizing a Critical Function Commenting on the funding and the company's mission, Modus co-founder and CEO Arush Jain emphasized the critical role audits play in the financial system. He stated: "Audits serve as the cornerstone for trust in our capital markets, yet the underlying tools and workflows have not meaningfully changed in decades." Jain added that the new funding allows Modus to "invest aggressively in AI-enabled audit tooling while partnering with exceptional firms that want to lead the profession forward, without sacrificing quality or culture." Investor Perspective: A Partnership-First Approach Justin Overdorff, a partner at Lightspeed Venture Partners, also shared his perspective on the investment. According to Overdorff, "Public accounting has been historically underserved by technology." He praised Modus for its thoughtful product philosophy and a partnership-first approach that earns the trust of each firm they invest in. Overdorff noted that the Modus team has already driven highly effective automation in key audit workflows and meaningfully increased efficiencies for firms performing audits. He concluded by expressing excitement about partnering with Modus to build what he described as "the world's first AI-native audit technology for accounting firms."

PLTR is currently trading within a larger timeframe falling channel, characterized by lower highs while still maintaining higher lows—showing a mix of bearish pressure with underlying support holding up for now. I previously discussed a potential short setup around the $150–$155 zone, which aligned with key resistance. With recent news, price pushed up into $155, tapping the upper boundary of the downtrend. From there, we saw a swift rejection, confirming that area as strong resistance. ⸻ Recent Price Action Following the rejection, PLTR: • Broke below multiple support levels • $150.50 • $146.50 • $142 (key Fib level) This aggressive move down shows strong selling pressure in the short term. However, price has now reached a key uptrend support line, which has consistently acted as a bounce zone on prior tests (as marked by multiple touches). ⸻ Current Structure • Trend Resistance: $150–155 • Reclaim Levels: $142 → $146–147 • Key Support: ~$139 • Major Supports Below: $136 → $107 ⸻ Bullish Scenario If PLTR can: • Hold above $139 • Reclaim $142 and establish it as support 👉 This could shift the structure slightly bullish in the short term. The safest long entry would be a reclaim and hold of the $146–147 area, confirming strength and potential for continuation. If momentum builds: • A move back toward $150 is likely • A reclaim of $150 could open the door for a retest of $155 This would likely take time to develop rather than happening immediately. ⸻ Bearish Scenario If PLTR: • Fails to hold $139 • Breaks below the uptrend support 👉 Then the structure weakens significantly, and continuation lower becomes more likely. Downside targets: • $136 (next major support) • $107 (larger timeframe support) ⸻ Key Takeaway PLTR is at a critical inflection point: • Holding current support + reclaiming levels → potential short-term bounce and structure shift • Losing support → continuation of the broader downtrend This is a wait-for-confirmation setup, not one to anticipate early. Let price prove direction before committing

As I said in December I still think NASDAQ:PLTR will very likely see double digits this year. Feel free to check my posts. NASDAQ:PLTR Michael Burry Warns Palantir Will Likely Lose Enterprise Market To Anthropic: - Anthropic now accounts for nearly 73% of new enterprise AI spending, driven by cost-effective, scalable solutions. - Palantir focuses on complex government contracts, whereas Anthropic dominates corporate adoption. - Anthropic experienced its fastest user growth ever in February, with adoption rising by almost five percentage points in just one month.

I wanted to update my PLTR levels as they were only useful for investors rather than Swing and day traders. So here I have two sets of levels, 1 for swing and 1 for intraday. I will attach my larger time frame levels to the "related ideas" section so you can have all three sets of levels. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- These are the equilibrium levels for the current structure in Palantir Levels are derived from internal framework using structure and geometric relationships—not time-based inputs. Focus is not on prediction, but on order flow response at price. Reaction at each level determines outcome: – Acceptance → continuation within value – Rejection → rotation away – Failure → discovery beyond the range

PLTR is currently trading within a broader downtrend structure following a confirmed double top (M pattern) formation near the $150 level. After breaking down from this neckline, price established a lower low around $136, reinforcing bearish control. Since then, bulls have stepped in, driving a relief rally back toward the neckline (~$149–150). This area now represents a critical decision point between continuation lower or a potential trend shift. ⸻ Current Structure • Neckline / Key Resistance: $149–150 • Trend Resistance: ~ $154 (descending resistance line) • Recent Low: $136 • Intermediate Support: $146.50 Price is now approaching a confluence zone: • Prior neckline (former support → now resistance) • Psychological level ($150) • Proximity to downtrend resistance ⸻ Bearish Scenario (Primary Thesis) If PLTR: • Fails to reclaim $150 • Shows rejection (wicks, failed breakout, lower high formation) • Then loses $146.50 👉 This would confirm: • Neckline acting as resistance • Continuation of the downtrend • Lower high established ⸻ Short Setup Plan Entry trigger: • Rejection at $149–150 with confirmation (not blind short) • Examples: lower high on lower timeframe, failed breakout, momentum shift Confirmation: • Break and hold below $146.50 ⸻ Targets: • First target: $140–136 (prior low) • Secondary target: Extension toward $107 (Fib level / major downside projection) ⸻ ⚠️ Important refinement (this matters) Don’t treat $146.50 as just “a level”—it’s your confirmation trigger. So sequence should be: 1. Rejection at 150 → watch, not enter heavy yet 2. Break of 146.50 → that’s the real confirmation 3. Then look for continuation entries / adds ⸻ Bullish Invalidation Scenario If PLTR: • Breaks above $150 and holds • Reclaims neckline as support • Starts building higher lows above ~148–150 👉 Then: • The double top breakdown is failing • Bears are trapped • Potential move toward $154 (trendline) and possibly higher

NASDAQ:PLTR has already done the important part: the bullish sequence is validated . C has broken above A, so this is no longer a “maybe sequence.” It is a live bullish sequence, and that changes how I read the current pullback. Right now, price looks less like weakness and more like a draw from ERL back into IRL . The external liquidity above A was taken. Now the market is rotating back into internal liquidity, rebalancing before the next decision. That makes the purple IRL zone important. If buyers defend this internal liquidity and price holds above the BC area, I’m still looking for continuation higher into the projected C expansion. How I’m framing it: Bullish condition: hold IRL / hold BC, then continue toward the 157.8–162.0 target box Bullish logic: ERL taken → return into IRL → reload → expand again toward fresh ERL Caution: if IRL fails cleanly, then price likely digs deeper into BC before any real continuation attempt Invalidation context: if the structure starts losing the BC logic, then the path to the upside target weakens fast So for me, this is not a chart to chase in the middle. This is a chart to let come into liquidity. In pure terms, the sequence is valid. In liquidity terms, I want to see whether this pullback is simply ERL to IRL before the next IRL to ERL expansion. That is the whole game here. Not financial advice.