Michael Burry Is Short Palantir. Intuitive Code Published Buy Signal $106.62 — The Exact Bottom. PLTR Just Hit $182.44

Executive Summary

This case study documents a Palantir sequence published before the relevant levels traded. On June 24, 2026, with PLTR near $113.50, Intuitive Code projected a $106.62 bottom and a later rally toward $177.

The source reports that Palantir subsequently bottomed at exactly $106.62. A post-earnings Strong Buy at $138 reinforced the position, and PLTR later traded at $182.44 on August 21, exceeding the target by $5.44.

The comparison is chronological: projected bottom first, market low second, target first, market outcome second. It records historical source claims and does not imply that every reader obtained identical execution.

The Palantir Bottom Published Before It Existed

At the time of the June 24 publication, PLTR traded near $113.50 and the projected $106.62 price had not yet appeared on the chart. The level was therefore documented as a forward bottom projection rather than a retrospective annotation.

Palantir later traded at $106.62. The source emphasizes the exact match between the projected figure and the subsequent low.

• Publication date: June 24, 2026
• Current price at publication: approximately $113.50
• Projected bottom: $106.62
• Rating: Strong Buy
• Price target: $177
• Confidence: CL 98

The Public Signal Record

The source summarizes the original signal as “QTS RPOS PLTR CP 113.50 R STRONG BUY PT 177 CL98.” After earnings, the Strong Buy rating was reiterated near $138 with an instruction to double the position and hold toward the target.

The $177 target was distributed through Autonomous One and QMI AI. This page records that distribution history without presenting the completed target as a current recommendation.

Michael Burry Was Short Palantir

The bottom projection was published while Michael Burry held a disclosed short position in Palantir. The source treats that positioning as the context for the original public comparison: a prominent investor was bearish while the algorithm projected a precise low and subsequent rally.

From $106.62 to $182.44, PLTR advanced approximately 71.1%. The contrast concerns the documented timing and direction of the two positions; it does not establish Burry's entry price, execution or complete investment result.

The $177 Target Reached and Exceeded

On August 21, 2026, Palantir traded at $182.44. That placed the stock $5.44 above the published $177 target.

• Published bottom: $106.62
• Post-earnings reinforcement: Strong Buy at $138
• Published target: $177
• Observed August 21 price: $182.44
• Advance from the projected bottom: approximately 71.1%

The Complete PLTR Investing Cycle

The $106.62 reversal was one phase of a longer Palantir record described by the source:

1. Strong Buy near $9: the rating remained in place through a decline toward $5.
2. Public $187 target: PLTR later reached and moved beyond that level, a cited 1,978% advance from the $9 entry.
3. Strong Sell near $211: the algorithm classified the stock as a bubble, sold and reversed short, and identified support near $108.
4. Shorts closed and long reversal: the later bottom printed at the projected $106.62 level.
5. Strong Buy reiterated at $138: the position was doubled after earnings.
6. $177 target exceeded: PLTR traded at $182.44 on August 21.

The cycle includes long entries, a sell-and-short phase, cover and reversal, reinforcement and target completion. Each phase is presented as part of the source's timestamped public record.

Why Earnings Alone Do Not Explain the Record

The source contrasts two Palantir earnings periods. During an earlier quarter, PLTR traded above $215 after strong reported results while the algorithm maintained a Strong Sell rating; the stock then declined. At the later $106.62 low, the algorithm held the opposite view and projected a rally.

The source uses that contrast to argue that identical fundamental narratives can produce different price outcomes depending on valuation and market state. This is the system's stated framework, not independent scientific proof that earnings or fundamentals are irrelevant.

The $150 Million Open Challenge

The source states that the $177 target was published with a $150 million open challenge attached. The target was later exceeded at $182.44.

The challenge is Alex Vieira's public framing and does not change the verification standard used here: dated publication, stated levels and subsequent historical prices.

Video Evidence and Verification

The August 21 live session reviews the $108 support marker, the $106.62 projection, the $138 reinforcement and the subsequent print at $182.44.

Video reference: Michael Burry shorted Palantir at the announced $106.62 bottom.

Primary insight: Michael Burry Is Short Palantir. Intuitive Code Published Buy Signal $106.62 — The Exact Bottom.

Original forecast: Palantir $106.62 bottom projection and $177 target published June 24.

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Disclaimer

This material is provided solely for educational and informational purposes and does not constitute investment advice, an offer, or a recommendation to buy or sell any security.

Historical signals, price levels, challenge statements, and outcomes shown here are documented examples only and are not guarantees of future performance. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

All investing and trading involve substantial risk, including the possible loss of principal. Readers are responsible for conducting independent research and assessing their own circumstances before making any financial decision.