Data analytics software manufacturer Palantir Technologies Inc. (PLTR) was awarded a $178 million contract with the US Army for the TITAN project, a combat application system utilising artificial intelligence. The TITAN (Tactical Intelligence Targeting Access Node) combat application system will aggregate data from space and ground sensors for further precise targeting and other planning on the battlefield. Government contracts significantly enhance the issuer's financial stability and positively impact its business reputation.
Looking at the stock performance of Palantir Technologies, Inc., the technical analysis reveals positive momentum:
On the D1 timeframe, the resistance level at 25.29 was breached, and support shifted to 23.43. We observe the continuation of the upward trend formed at the beginning of February this year. Also, there was a breakout in the "flag" pattern, serving as additional confirmation of the stability of the current trend direction.
On the H1 timeframe, long positions may be of interest at the rebound from the 25.29 level, with a short-term target at 29.41. A long position can be held up to 33.43 in the medium term.
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