আয়ের তারিখ কাছে আসার সাথে সাথে প্যালান্টির স্টক স্প্লিট টক ফুলে যায়: এটা কি ঘটবে?
Rumors are circulating that Palantir Technologies might be preparing for a stock split. An RBC Capital Markets analyst recently surveyed investors, indicating a desire for such a move by the software company. “Retail investors are still largely focused on the potential for a stock split, and while this topic has decreased quarter-over-quarter, it remains the most relevant,” said analyst Rishi Jaluria, according to Investor’s Business Daily.
He continued, “With Palantir’s cash balance at $6 billion, we believe retail investors are beginning to grow frustrated with the company’s reluctance to return capital to shareholders and shareholders have not shown explicit interest in pursuing M&A opportunities. A stock split would give existing shareholders more shares, while allowing new investors to enter the company’s stock value at a lower price, but there will be no change in company’s stock value. They sometimes create excitement around the stock among investors who have seen stock splits in several notable companies over the past year, including Walmart, Chipotle, and Nvidia. Palantir hasn’t given any indication it plans a stock split, and if it did, it would be the company’s first and the stock price of 200? Alone, it has grown more than 150%, while in the last 12 months, it has commented more than 321% and we will update this post if we hear that many people feel that Palantir stock is significantly overvalued and investment firms and analysts have reported that despite the company’s high earnings, they have risen by 4% in August-year earnings to $1 billion. Palantir is about 630. In contrast, tech giants such as Meta, Apple and Amazon have price-earnings ratios below 40, according to Google Finance data. Palantir will report its third-quarter earnings next Monday, November 3rd.
Disclosure: Morningstar founder Joe Mansueto’s company ownership on Friday, November 14 at 11:59 PM PT in November 2018.
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