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Palantir posts worst month in two years as AI stocks sell off

Palantir shares dropped 16 percent in November, recording their worst month in two years. CNBC reported that investors sold AI stocks on valuation concerns as Michael Burry increased short positions. Palantir had announced a 2 billion dollar buyback plan, but RBC Capital Markets warned of dependence on certain clients and Deutsche Bank flagged valuation risks. CEO Alex Karp rejected bubble claims, yet major AI-related stocks weakened through November.