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Palantir, Ford, Skechers, Deliveroo and BP

Palantir, Ford, Skechers, Deliveroo and BP

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The shares of the Palantir (BlTR) were rejected by 9.3% on Tuesday morning after the first quarter of the Data Analytics software company was released.

While the total turnover of $ 884 million (664 million GBP) exceeded the expectations of $ 863 million, the profit of $ 0.13 agreed with the estimates.

The US business turnover rose by 71% in the first quarter to $ 255 million compared to estimates of USD 239 million, which were projected by Wall Street analysts that were pursued by Bloomberg. Palantir (BLTR) now expects his commercial business to grow by 68% this year and will be achieved by $ 1.08 billion for income in 2025.

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The company increased its total sales forecast for 2025 to a range of $ 3.89 billion to USD $ 3.9 billion compared to $ 3.75 billion.

Matt Britzman, Senior Equity Analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown, said: “Palantir (Untrtr) has delivered a ko quarter after most standards, but the shares are still over 9% sunk in the trade with aft-hours-a clear example of the challenges that are received with the price of perfection.”

“Two stories play at the same time: One is a flourishing business in the center of the AI [artificial intelligence] Revolution; The other is a sky -high assessment that requires exceptional profit growth to make sense, “he said.” The business is clearly booming and the continuing dynamics in the commercial area is crucial for the fact that it is more than just a government defender-the evaluation must play a role. “

In the results published on Monday, Carmaker Ford (F) warned in the first quarter that this year had expected a hit of USD 1.5 billion to profit this year due to the tariffs of US President Donald Trump.

Ford (F) also pulled his financial guidelines back for the year, referring to uncertainty related to tariffs.

In the first quarter, sales of $ 40.7 billion was 5%in the same period of the previous year, but according to estimates of the analysts surveyed by Factset, were estimated by Factset.

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The net income fell to USD $ 471 million in the first quarter, compared to $ 1.3 billion in the previous year.

Jim Farley, CEO from Ford (F) [from tariffs]including the potential industry -wide disorders of the supply chain. “

“Car manufacturers with the largest US footprint will have a big advantage, and young people, that applies to Ford,” he said. “It brings us to the pole position.”

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