Citi just raised $PLTR price target to $225.
Up from $210. Maintained Buy rating.
Why? Palantir posted 85% revenue growth year over year in Q1. They raised full-year guidance to $7.65 billion.
The stock is at $135 right now. That $225 target implies 63% upside from here.
Citi isn't the only one. Rosenblatt also set a $225 target. Argus upgraded to Buy.
Wall Street is lining up behind Palantir and the AI demand driving their US business isn't slowing down.
$TSLA launched unsupervised robotaxis in Dallas and Houston last month.
No safety driver. No human behind the wheel. Just the car.
573 vehicles are already on the road. The stock surged 12% on the announcement.
Tesla's robotaxi service started in Austin last June with safety monitors. By January 2026 they went unsupervised. Now they're expanding to 7 cities: Phoenix, Miami, Orlando, Tampa, and Las Vegas are next.
The first Cybercab production vehicle rolled off the line at Gigafactory Texas.
Tesla is up 60% year-to-date. Robotaxi unit economics are beating what the skeptics predicted.
The 2 trillion dollar ride-hailing market just got a new competitor.
Gen Z expects to make $101,500 out of college.
The reality? $68,400. That's a $33,000 gap between what they think they'll earn and what actually hits the bank account.
51% of Gen Z workers are paid hourly. That's 36 million people with zero income stability. No salary. No guarantees. Just hoping you get enough hours this week.
75% of Gen Z employees are non-salaried. Let that sink in.
So what are they doing? Side hustles.
55% of Gen Z has one. Averaging $1,505/month in extra income just to stay afloat. That's $18,000 a year on TOP of their day job.
When you add it all up . $68K salary + $18K side hustle . they're pulling in $86K total. They're not behind. They're just working twice as hard to get there.
Can't afford a house. Can't afford kids. Pets are cheaper. Commuting costs are making people turn down jobs.
This generation isn't lazy. They're exhausted.
🚨 Ray Dalio just compared the US debt crisis to a heart attack.
"Plaque building up in an artery." That's how he described what's happening.
The numbers are insane:
$7 trillion in spending
$5 trillion in revenue
$1 trillion in interest payments THIS YEAR
$20 billion a week just to service the debt
The US is borrowing $166 billion every single month to keep the lights on.
Dalio says America will be "almost unrecognizable" in 5 years. He called it "great turbulence" and said we're "going through a time warp."
His exact words: "My grandchildren and great-grandchildren not yet born are going to be paying off this debt in devalued dollars."
His advice? 5-15% of your portfolio in gold.
This isn't a slow bleed. This is the bill coming due.
Coinbase opened in October 2012.
If you threw $200 into that "stupid internet coin" called $BTC back then and forgot about it…
You wouldn't be looking at a nice gain today.
You'd be looking at life changing money.
$IREN still has roughly 65% upside?!
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Bernstein just slapped a $100 price target on $IREN after the company landed a massive $3.4 billion AI infrastructure deal with NVIDIA.
NVIDIA also has the right to buy up to 30 million $IREN shares at $70 each. Roughly a $2.1 billion investment option.
$IREN is at 60.76 right now and up 29% on the week.
A former Bitcoin miner is now building AI infrastructure with $NVDA
SpaceX is about to go public. And it's not a normal IPO.
They filed with the SEC. 21 banks on the deal. Morgan Stanley, Goldman, JPMorgan leading it. Roadshow starts June 8. Shares could be trading by late June.
The target valuation? 1.75 trillion. The raise? 75 billion. That would make it the largest IPO in history. Bigger than Saudi Aramco.
Here's the part nobody's talking about. SpaceX is setting aside up to 30% of shares for retail investors. Most IPOs give retail 5 to 10%. This one is different.
Meanwhile they're also building a chip factory in Texas that could cost up to 119 billion. Making chips for SpaceX, xAI, and Tesla all under one roof.
Elon is building an empire. And in about 6 weeks, anyone can own a piece of it.
Michael Burry says this feels like the last months of the dot-com bubble.
"Stocks are going straight up because they have been going straight up. On a two letter thesis everyone thinks they understand."
The top 10 Nasdaq stocks are up 784% in the last year. In 1999 before the crash, that number was 622%.
The Big Short guy is buying puts.
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