AppLovin's stock has fallen nearly 60% in 2026, hitting a 52-week low around $275, despite the company reporting explosive revenue growth of 52.8% in Q2 and billion-dollar profits. The stock price drop was driven by two sharp earnings day declines, missed revenue estimates attributed to timing issues, and short-seller allegations, which the company denies. Analysts remain mostly bullish, with 27 out of 33 rating it a Buy or Strong Buy and a consensus price target of $497, implying about 77% upside. The company’s AI-driven ad-tech platform shows strong margins and growth potential, especially with e-commerce expansion, but upcoming Q3 results will be critical to confirm the rebound. Valuation at about 15 times forward earnings suggests much of the risk is priced in, though some analysts have recently lowered earnings estimates.
AppLovin's stock trades at USD 266.00 on Pluang as of Oct 02, 2026 19:13 WIB, down 5.44% in one day. The market cap stands at $94.14 billion, with a high sell order activity of 75%. Typical holding time on Pluang is 19 days, reflecting active trading amid recent volatility.
AppLovin's stock has fallen about 58% year-to-date amid concerns over its long-term margin sustainability and competitive moat. However, Oakoff Investments views the stock as a buy, citing the strength of AppLovin's MAX mediation platform and Axon en...
AppLovin's stock fell 3% after Wells Fargo challenged the recent spike in Pixel installs, a key metric for tracking the company's e-commerce progress. Wells Fargo found that while raw Pixel installs increased, most new sites had little web traffic, s...
AppLovin reported impressive Q2 2026 results with 53% revenue growth, 57% EPS growth, and an 84% adjusted EBITDA margin, indicating strong operating leverage. Despite these fundamentals, the market reacted lukewarmly. The company projects Q3 2026 rev...
AppLovin's stock has dropped 28% recently, underperforming the market's 3% gain, despite strong fundamentals including over 60% growth in revenue and earnings in the past year. The analyst maintains a Strong Buy rating, citing the stock's attractive ...
AppLovin experienced slower-than-expected growth in the second quarter, which the company attributes to timing issues related to model improvements. Despite this, the company's revenue still increased sequentially by 4.4%, supported by accelerating a...
