Will Palantir (PLTR) finish week of April 6 above $142?

“PLTR closed at $130.49 on April 9, meaning it needs an 8.8% single-day rally on April 10 to close above $142. While this is a large move, PLTR has shown daily volatility of 4-6% recently (per research), and extreme single-day rebounds are not impossible given this volatility regime.. Earlier in the week (April 6-7), PLTR closed at $147.93 and $150.07 respectively, demonstrating the stock was comfortably above $142 just days ago. The selloff was driven by Michael Burry's criticism, which could be seen as a short-term sentiment event that may partially reverse as traders buy the dip..”

“PLTR closed at $130.49 on April 9, requiring an 8.8% single-day rally on April 10 to close above $142. Even with 4-6% daily volatility, an 8.8% move is roughly 1.5-2 standard deviations above the mean daily move — statistically rare, occurring perhaps 5-10% of the time under normal conditions, and even less likely when the stock is in a confirmed downtrend.. The bull's claim that '70% continuation of multi-day drops >5%' actually supports the NO case, not YES. Two consecutive days of 6-7% drops with no fundamental catalyst reversal means momentum is strongly negative. Trend continuation is the base rate, not reversal..”