Palantir (PLTR): When wars are fought from the "keyboard" instead of trenches

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Has "Palantir" actually participated in the #فنزويلا؟ operation?
The question itself is flawed.

In the realm of financial markets, it doesn't matter "who fired the shot,"
but rather "who drew the map."

What we see today with Palantir's stock jumping to levels of $175 is not just a speculative move on a passing news story.
It’s an official announcement that we are entering the era of "Algorithmic Warfare."

Investors are connecting the dots quickly:
A clean, swift, and intelligence-heavy military operation?
Then, Palantir's fingerprints are present in the operation room, whether it’s announced or not.
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Why is this rise important?
Because it changes the company's classification in asset managers' minds:
Palantir is no longer just a "software company" compared to Snowflake or Datadog.

It has now been categorized as a "Defense Infrastructure" (Defense Infrastructure), just like Lockheed Martin and Raytheon, but with tech company profit margins.
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Investor takeaway:
Rumors may be momentary fuel, but the overall trend is what matters.

The world is becoming more dangerous, and armies are no longer seeking bigger missiles, but "faster minds."

Palantir's stock tells us that smart money is betting that the future belongs not to those who own the weapons, but to those who own the "data" to direct them.

Do you think Palantir's current valuation reflects reality,
or is it inflated by the "war hysteria"?
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