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27.09.25 - 12:27
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PLTR - Current Short (Idea behind) (TradingView)
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PLTR 4-hr could not break highs on Thursday. So, Friday pre-market, I took a short position at $180; failing highs indicate weakness. Additionally, Friday could not break Thursday high, so its highly likely that Friday lows will be re-tested on Monday.
Where am I looking to take profit? Once we reach Friday low, I will watch to see how price reacts. Looking at the volume node, if we break Friday low, its possible to have a quick decent down (due to volume gap) to the $170 area; my target is $168ish (bottom of volume node).
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12.09.25 - 17:57
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Palantir: Approaches Key Resistance (TradingView)
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Palantir has recently posted strong gains, moving closer to our magenta Target Zone between $171.80 and $184.62, which we've identified as the (corrective) top of magenta wave (B). In this range, we expect the stock to reverse course and head lower, continuing the broader correction—making this a favorable area for short positions. Magenta wave (C) is then projected to reach the green Target Zone between $117.42 and $95, completing the green wave . At that point, we anticipate a more substantial corrective rebound in wave . The green zone is therefore well-suited for taking profits on short trades or initiating short- to medium-term long-positions to capture the (temporary) advance of wave . For these long trades, a stop set 1% below the lower boundary of the zone can help manage risk.
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05.09.25 - 20:06
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For Those Trading Palantir (TradingView)
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PLTR has greatly accelerated it's growth trend lines. Right now PLTR is almost 3 years ahead of it's main long term trend line. What this means is upside potential is diminishing.
I see a lot of long charts for PLTR and wanted to share that support is actually at $134. So if you're a PLTR trader, looking to buy, that's the best area to do it.
If however you're looking to sell, then $230 is your spot.
I feel like people buying PLTR are playing a bit with fire as the fast gains are likely gone and eventually a return to the long term trend line is likely. I don't see that happening at least until IXCO runs into resistance, so until then $134 is the buy area.
Good luck!
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26.08.25 - 16:33
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PLTR Bubble Has Popped (TradingView)
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Hello I am the Cafe Trader.
Today we're revisiting PLTR. A few weeks ago, I called this a bubble — now I believe the bubble has popped.
Price ran into profit-taking levels and is now slipping back through light demand. The ugly price action was finally squeezed, and now you have an exhaustion from buyer coming down to test the light demand.
It's important to note that although this light demand is holding, we are getting a cold reaction from this area, suggesting buyers might not be as committed as before.
Red Scenario
If buyers can't hold this light demand zone, expect PLTR to flush deeper. The next area of interest is strong retail support around 120–125, but I don't think that holds for long. Below that, the top of demand around 90 becomes the next stop. Ultimately, the real institutional buyers are sitting down closer to 60 — and that's where this could be headed if momentum really unwinds.
The only way this stays bullish is if light demand holds and we get a strong bounce. That would open the doo
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23.08.25 - 21:18
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Palantir 2025 - Analysis - Elliott Wave (TradingView)
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PLTR looks like it is in Wave 4 consolidation/correction. If this holds, the next push higher would be Wave 5, with a likely target retest of $200 - $220. Palantir's next earnings report should be around November 10th, this would line up nicely with a continued run up into earnings, end of year "Santa Rally", hopefully hitting the 1.618% Fib extension at $219.45.
Elliott Wave Count (2025 View)
Wave 1 – The initial strong rally that started early in the year (around the $40–$60 zone) and pushed higher into the $100+ area.
Wave 2 – The corrective pullback that consolidated sideways/downward after the first rally (likely stalling between $80–$100).
Wave 3 – The largest and most impulsive rally that carried PLTR up toward the recent all-time highs (~$180–$190). This leg is clearly extended.
Wave 4 – The sharp pullback off those highs, retracing back to around $150s. This correction looks steep but fits as a Wave 4 since RSI cooled sharply too.
Wave 5 (potentially forming or still ahead) – If this structure
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21.08.25 - 21:00
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$PLTR TA (TradingView)
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NASDAQ:PLTR Chart Analysis (Aug 2025)
Since November 2024, NASDAQ:PLTR has staged a 370% bull run into mid-August 2025. The advance unfolded as a 13-wave Elliott fractal sequence, but the latest leg shows signs of a corrective phase, confirmed by a break of the verified uptrend line.
Throughout the rally, hidden bullish divergence on the CCI appeared several times, reinforcing continuation, but broader participation weakened as early as December 2024, suggesting underlying exhaustion. Notably, volume patterns showed buying on impulses but also profit-taking on retracements, typical of a maturing rally.
From April 7th, a rising trendline was established, evolving into a rising wedge structure. Multiple retests in June–August held, with hidden bullish divergence on the CCI and repeated interactions with the ±2σ Bollinger Bands, which acted as dynamic support/resistance.
The 5th wave climaxed with an exhaustion gap, coinciding with CCI overextension above +200 and a decisive upper Bollinger Band breakout.
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21.08.25 - 01:36
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PLTR: This Drop ≠ February — Setup for 200+ (TradingView)
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PLTR's August dip looks nothing like February's correction. In Feb, price unwound ~30% after insider-sale headlines + gov-spend fears and flushed to the 0.618 retrace, breaking key MAs. This time, the selloff paused at shallow fibs (0.236–0.382), held stacked support ($156 → $148 zone), and buyers stepped in before any trendline/50-DMA break. The catalyst is mostly valuation chatter, not fundamentals. With structure intact, a quick V-shape reclaim is on the table if we clear resistance levels in sequence.
What I'm watching
- Hold above $156 and build higher lows over $158 → momentum base.
- Trigger: reclaim $171.75 (0.382), then $178.7 (0.236) to re-ignite trend.
- Acceptance back over $186–$190 (prior ATH area) opens the 200s.
Why this isn't Feb
- Depth: Feb = deep 0.618 wash; Aug = shallow 0.236/0.382 tag.
- Structure: Feb broke MAs/trend; Aug holds channel + MAs.
- Narrative: Feb = fundamental risk headlines; Aug = valuation noise while demand pipeline stays active.
Price Targets
- 171.50
- 178.7
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19.08.25 - 00:45
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Palantir (PLTR) 30-min chart "Potential falling wedge" - Long. (TradingView)
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PLTR ripped up hard in early August, forming a solid base and a steep uptrend, which has now corrected into a **clean descending channel**.
Price is now reacting off a key **Demand Zone**
The move down formed a corrective structure with potential **ending diagonal / falling wedge**, signaling a possible end to the corrective wave.
**Key Zones**
**Demand Zone:**
**\$170.31 – \$173.50**
* Price has bounced here multiple times.
* Confluence with ascending trendline.
* High volume node on VPVR = solid support.
**Supply Zone (Target Area):**
**\$190.00 – \$192.50**
* Previous high & price memory.
* Strong overhead resistance for profit-taking.
**RSI Divergence**
**bullish** divergences observed on the RSI
* While price was making lower lows, RSI indicators were making **higher lows**.
* This confirms **bullish momentum shift**. Great sign of hidden strength!
Long Setup
? **Entry:**
* Market entry around **\$173.60**
? **Stop Loss:**
* Just below demand zone & trendline
**\$170.31**
? **Target
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18.08.25 - 18:03
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Palantir - The Box Calls The Shots (TradingView)
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I recently posted a palatir chart with clean levels of where I'd look to DCA. While those dip-buy levels can easily be used to trade the name, I think it would also help to be mindful of the box ranges as we trade into them. As you'll see, Palantir loves to play with box as much as I do.
If you are familiar with how to trade box set-ups, you can take advantage immediately; otherwise, you may want to do some research on how to trade these.
~The Villain
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