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Point/Counterpoint: The Case for Palantir

It's taken some time in coming but Palantir Technologies Inc (NYSE:PLTR) has finally gone public, providing investors with an excellent opportunity to benefit from growth at a major player in the key area of data analysis. As American management consultant Geoffrey Moore said, "without big data, you are blind and deaf and in the middle of a freeway." Following years of secrecy, given its ties with customers including spy, law enforcement and military agencies, Palantir's foray into the public market has forced it to pull back the curtain on its operations and revealed fundamentals that have some scratching their hands. Investing.com's Peter Nurse argues the bull case for the newly minted stock, while Yasin Ebrahim explains why it's a wait-and-see. This is Point/Counterpoint.

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