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2 Monster AI Stocks Up 925% and 1,910% in 2 Years to Buy Now, According to Wall Street Analysts
PLTRPalantir Technologies(PLTR) The Motley Fool·2025-03-09 08:00

Group 1: Palantir Technologies - Palantir Technologies has seen a significant stock increase of 925% over the last two years, with analysts projecting a further 65% upside from the current share price of 85toatargetpriceof85 to a target price of 141 [1][12] - The company specializes in data analytics, with its primary products, Gotham and Foundry, enabling organizations to interpret complex data through a unique ontology framework [3][4] - Palantir reported a 36% revenue increase to 828millioninthefourthquarter,witha43828 million in the fourth quarter, with a 43% rise in customers to 711 and a 75% increase in non-GAAP net income to 0.14 per diluted share [5][6] - Despite a peak stock price of nearly 125inFebruary,thestockhasfallenover30125 in February, the stock has fallen over 30% due to insider selling concerns and potential Pentagon budget cuts, alongside broader market economic uncertainties [6][7] Group 2: AppLovin - AppLovin's stock has surged 1,910% in the last two years, with analysts forecasting a 140% upside from the current share price of 270 to a target price of 650[1][12]ThecompanyprovidesadtechsoftwarethatutilizesAItoconnectadvertiserswithpublishers,withplanstodivestitsmobilegamedevelopmentstudiofor650 [1][12] - The company provides adtech software that utilizes AI to connect advertisers with publishers, with plans to divest its mobile game development studio for 900 million to focus on advertising software [8][9] - AppLovin reported a 44% revenue increase to 1.4billioninthefourthquarter,witha2531.4 billion in the fourth quarter, with a 253% rise in GAAP net income to 0.49 per diluted share, reflecting strong growth in its adtech business [10] - The company faced scrutiny from short-sellers alleging fraudulent activities, but analysts from BTIG and Piper Sandler defended the company, viewing the sell-off as a potential buying opportunity [11][13]