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Why Palantir’s stock is having its worst month in years — even in the midst of an AI boom - MarketWatch

MarketWatch·25 June 2026 at 20:14·1 min read
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Down over 30% since the beginning of June, shares of Palantir just hit a new 52-week low

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1Why Palantir’s stock is having its worst month in years — even in the midst of an AI boom - MarketWatch.
2Down over 30% since the beginning of June, shares of Palantir just hit a new 52-week low.

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25 June 2026 at 20:14
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