Considering all of this, will Palantir soar after Feb. 3? As I mentioned earlier, some investors say Palantir is expensive, trading at 166x forward earnings estimates. But the company's forward PEG ratio of 0.3 -- below the level of 1 that indicates a stock is overvalued -- suggests the stock still makes a reasonable buy.

Palantir (NASDAQ:PLTR) had a topsy-turvy week, yet its upward trajectory remained largely unaffected by the AI chatter surrounding DeepSeek.

Karp has been hyping up the business, and that means expectations will be high for Palantir when it releases its results on Feb. 3. But even if it can deliver, that may not be enough to send the stock soaring.

Palantir Technologies (PLTR) remains one of the most compelling tech stocks today. As an artificial intelligence (AI) powerhouse, the company is recognized for its expertise in big data analytics and securing government contracts.

Palantir stock has soared more than 700% from its 2020 initial public offering price. Why should we love stocks splits so much? It's true they don't change anything fundamental about a company, meaning you shouldn't buy a stock uniquely because it's splitting its stock.