Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://gographicsoutput.com/video/nY1igdLL5IR.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter AI Bubble Is Bursting. Palantir Is Its Biggest Bet [nFUUSPLX5HC] Health Updated on August 07, 2026 EDT — Published on August 07, 2026 EDT Palantir just became the most expensive stock in the history of the S&P 500 — and almost nobody can explain what the company actually does. This is the story of how a secretive, CIA-funded spy-tech company turned into the most loved, and most dangerous, stock of the entire AI boom. Born from 9/11 and bankrolled by Peter Thiel, Palantir spent 20 years building the software governments use to find targets and win wars. Then, in 2023, its AI platform turned it into the fastest-growing company on the market — up 341% in a single year, and now worth over $300 billion. But at 72 times sales, Palantir is priced for perfection. Michael Burry, the investor who called the 2008 crash, has bet around a billion dollars that it collapses. CEO Alex Karp calls him "batshit crazy" — while selling billions of dollars of his own shares. And in 2026, something strange happened: Palantir kept winning every contract, and the stock fell anyway. So is Palantir the best company of the decade, or the biggest bubble of the AI era? We break down the whole thing — the spy origins, the Karp vs Burry showdown, the insider selling, and the one question that decides it all. ▶ We covered Oracle, the AI bubble's first victim, here: ▶ Also the AI bubble's first gambler: Subscribe for more Big Tech breakdowns — how the biggest companies on Earth get it spectacularly wrong. #Palantir #PLTR #MichaelBurry #AIbubble #AlexKarp GtS8iXJsTOt CGpUVQmprHJ DacqNLx7YhI cUOYs21Athp aZHrHfuD1YO MYnwBlQASXC
Palantir just became the most expensive stock in the history of the S&P 500 — and almost nobody can explain what the company actually does. This is the story of how a secretive, CIA-funded spy-tech company turned into the most loved, and most dangerous, stock of the entire AI boom. Born from 9/11 and bankrolled by Peter Thiel, Palantir spent 20 years building the software governments use to find targets and win wars. Then, in 2023, its AI platform turned it into the fastest-growing company on the market — up 341% in a single year, and now worth over $300 billion. But at 72 times sales, Palantir is priced for perfection. Michael Burry, the investor who called the 2008 crash, has bet around a billion dollars that it collapses. CEO Alex Karp calls him "batshit crazy" — while selling billions of dollars of his own shares. And in 2026, something strange happened: Palantir kept winning every contract, and the stock fell anyway. So is Palantir the best company of the decade, or the biggest bubble of the AI era? We break down the whole thing — the spy origins, the Karp vs Burry showdown, the insider selling, and the one question that decides it all. ▶ We covered Oracle, the AI bubble's first victim, here: ▶ Also the AI bubble's first gambler: Subscribe for more Big Tech breakdowns — how the biggest companies on Earth get it spectacularly wrong. #Palantir #PLTR #MichaelBurry #AIbubble #AlexKarp GtS8iXJsTOt CGpUVQmprHJ DacqNLx7YhI cUOYs21Athp aZHrHfuD1YO MYnwBlQASXC