Market volatility—you just can’t escape it these days. Investors are increasingly focused on risk-adjusted strategies. Enter Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs). The beauty of an ETF? You get exposure to high-growth stocks without carrying the “single-stock risk” that can keep you up at night.

Palantir Technologies is making a splash. The company’s latest quarter performance went above and beyond Wall Street’s expectations. If you’re looking to dip your toes into Palantir without holding its stock directly, several ETFs are worth keeping on your radar.

Here’s Why Palantir Is A Stock To Watch

You see, Palantir issued a bold 2025 revenue forecast at $3.75 billion. This easily beat the predicted $3.54 billion. CEO Alex Karp attributed the optimistic outlook to what he called “untamed organic growth” spurred by increasing demand for AI. Furthermore, they’re eyeing $1.56 billion in adjusted operating income—eclipsing the $1.37 billion analysts envisioned.

If numbers are your thing, consider this: Fourth-quarter 2024 revenue rose 36% to $827.5 million, surpassing the anticipated $775.9 million. Profit jumped to 14 cents per share, exceeding predictions of just 11 cents. With AI propelling its momentum, Palantir’s stock skyrocketed a staggering 340% in 2024. By Tuesday morning, shares hit $106.76—up 27%, marking their most significant intra-day leap in a year, Bloomberg reports.

ETFs to Consider for Palantir Exposure

• REX AI Equity Premium Income ETF (AIPI): It’s for those who want a significant piece of Palantir action. This ETF dedicates 10.77% to Palantir’s assets, with a 0.65% expense ratio. It saw a modest 0.4% uptick on February 4.

• ARK Innovation ETF (ARKK): Known for bold moves, Cathie Wood’s ARKK consistently places Palantir in its top 10 holdings. The fund allocates 5.43% to Palantir, boasting a 0.75% expense ratio. As of now, it’s trading relatively flat.

• Global X Defense Tech ETF (SHLD): About 10% of this ETF focuses on Palantir. With an expense ratio of 0.5%, it yielded a healthy 35% return last year and rose 2.27% at the time of writing on February 4.

• First Trust US Equity Opportunities ETF (FPX): Catering to those interested in relatively fresh public companies, despite Palantir entering the fray in 2020, the ETF still finds value in it. They allocate approximately 7.05% to the stock. Investors eyeing growth-laden IPOs might find its 0.59% expense ratio compelling. It surged by 1.05% as of writing on February 4.

The Bottom Line

Investing in these ETFs? They let you ride Palantir’s tidal wave while diversifying risk across a jam-packed portfolio of high-tech stocks. It’s enough to keep your investment dreams as vibrant and enduring as the city’s lights.

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