Piper Sandler initiated coverage of Palantir Technologies with an Overweight recommendation and a $170 price target, saying the data-analytics company offers a “one-of-a-kind” combination of growth and margins. The brokerage estimates Palantir could reach a $24 billion revenue run rate by calendar-year 2032, supported by share gains across markets it values at more than $1 trillion. Separately, Oppenheimer upgraded online used-car retailer Carvana to Outperform from Perform and lifted its price target to $450. The analyst cited the company’s improved cash generation and a business model that it expects to scale quickly as demand in the U.S. used-vehicle market recovers.