PLTR Weekly Outlook | November 2–6, 2026Palantir Technologies Inc. Class ANASDAQ:PLTRBullBearInsights PLTR is attempting a short-term recovery ahead of earnings, but the daily chart remains under pressure. I’m watching 187.50–190 first, with 192.50 as the next major test. Catalyst Palantir reports Monday, November 2, after the close, with its earnings webcast at 2:00 p.m. Pacific. Tuesday’s session will be the first full regular session to trade the results. The company previously guided third-quarter revenue to $2.160–$2.164 billion. I’m watching U.S. commercial growth, government demand, margins, and whether management raises its full-year outlook. Strong results still need a positive price reaction. Daily chart PLTR has formed lower highs since its October peak near 213. The latest large red candle reinforces that weakness, although the long lower wick shows buying interest near 181. Daily RSI is around 44, below the neutral 50 level. The chart still favors caution until price starts reclaiming resistance. The first support area is 183–185, followed by 180.81. Below 180, the next broader areas are 175–170 and 165. Overhead, I’m watching 190–192.50, then 195–200. A sustained recovery above 200 would put 202.50–203 and the October highs back on the radar. 15-minute chart The snapshot shows price around 186.63 after a bounce from 180.81. PLTR has broken above its short-term descending trendline and is testing resistance near 186.69. That improves the intraday picture, but it hasn’t reversed the daily downtrend. Momentum has recovered, while the SMI is starting to flatten after its push higher. Holding 185–186 would support another attempt at 187.50–190. Losing 183.17 would weaken the recovery and bring 180.81 back into focus. GEX The supplied options snapshot covers the November 6 expiration, making it relevant to this week’s outlook. Key marked levels: • 187.50 and 190: nearby overhead levels. • 192.50: the indicator’s HVL reference. • 200–203: a larger overhead cluster, including the strongest displayed green bar near 202.50. • 180: first major downside level. • 170 and 165: lower downside levels. The dashboard shows mixed red/green GEX markers. Without the indicator’s calculation details, I wouldn’t label the entire market as positive or negative gamma from those colors alone. I’ll use the marked levels as potential reaction areas and refresh the snapshot after earnings. Bullish scenario A confirmed break above 187.50, followed by a successful retest, opens 190 and 192.50. Holding above 192.50 would strengthen the recovery, with 194.90–195 next, followed by 200–203. A move through that upper cluster would put 205 and 210 in focus. Bearish scenario Rejection around 187.50–190 followed by a loss of 185 puts 183.17 back in play. Below 183.17, I’m watching 180.81–180. A confirmed breakdown there opens 175–170, with 165 as the next lower options reference. My plan I’ll treat this as a short-term bounce within a weaker daily structure until PLTR reclaims higher resistance. For calls, I want resistance to turn into support. For puts, I want a failed bounce followed by a support break. After Monday’s earnings, I’ll update the levels around the gap and opening range before taking a trade. Elevated option premiums also make the post-earnings volatility drop important.