Applovin Stock News

AppLovin's Q1 results were exceptionally strong, with particularly robust advertising growth and margins, offsetting concerns about tariffs and competition from Unity's Vector solution. The divestiture of the Apps business in Q2 should make the strength of the Advertising business more apparent. AppLovin's expansion into ecommerce advertising continues to gain traction, unlocking new growth ave...

This is quite a comeback, given the stock was down over 30% through early April. AppLovin successfully leveraged its opportunity to show strength in Q1, with shares rising nearly 12% after its May 7 earnings release.

Shares of Applovin are surging thanks to strong first-quarter results and a broad tech sector rebound on the heels of cooling trade war tensions.

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AppLovin (APP -3.10%) has come under a lot of scrutiny this year. It's been the target of not just one short-seller report but three.

After hitting an all-time high of $525.15 in February, AppLovin Corp.'s (NASDAQ: APP) share price tumbled more than 35% afterward, due to a pending class action lawsuit and to short seller reports.

Investors should view AppLovin Corporation's strategic shift away from gaming toward AI-driven advertising as a decisive step, significantly enhancing its competitive strength—now is an opportune entry point. AppLovin's sharpened strategic clarity and robust operating leverage position it ideally to dominate digital advertising; overlook short-term volatility and focus on substantial long-term ...

Wells Fargo analyst Alec Brondolo said he never believed allegations of questionable advertising practices, including violating user privacy against AppLovin Corp (NASDAQ: APP), put forth by Muddy Waters Research in March.