PLTR is trading at 5.98% down now at $170.66 after a sharp intraday selloff triggered by a combination of insider selling and heightened privacy concerns. The decline follows news that insider Ryan D. Taylor sold 36,048 shares at $158.35, signaling reduced conviction, while headlines about a startup CEO cutting ties with Palantir over data-sharing agreements have intensified fears about the company's ethical positioning. Broader macroeconomic headwinds and sector volatility have amplified the move, with turnover reaching 24.9 million shares and the stock trading in a wide intraday range from $170.6 to $182.21. Short-seller critiques and sensitivity to tariff and jobs data have further pressured the stock, contributing to today's pronounced drop[1].