"Retail investors are also largely focused on the potential for a stock split, and although this topic decreased quarter over quarter, it remains the most relevant topic,"
"With Palantir's $6 billion cash balance, we think retail investors may be starting to become frustrated by the company's lack of willingness to return capital to shareholders, given no apparent interest in pursuing M&A opportunities."
An RBC Capital Markets investor poll found retail investors largely focused on a potential Palantir stock split despite a quarter-over-quarter decline in discussion. Investors cited Palantir's $6 billion cash balance and perceived reluctance to return capital or pursue M&A as sources of frustration. A stock split would increase share count and lower per-share price without changing intrinsic company value, though splits can boost retail demand. Palantir's stock rose over 150% in 2025 and about 321% over the past 12 months. Some analysts consider the stock significantly overvalued despite strong earnings and 48% year-over-year Q2 revenue growth.
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