Applovin Corp Cl A (APP) Stock Price, Quote & News

Company Profile

AppLovin Corporation provides end-to-end artificial intelligence-powered advertising solutions for businesses in the United States and internationally. It operates through two segments, Advertising and Apps. The company offers Axon Ads Manager, a suite of marketing solutions that enables developers to automate, optimize, and manage marketing efforts; MAX, an in-app bidding technology that optimizes the value of a publisher's advertising inventory by running a real-time competitive auction; Adjus...

Industry: Advertising Agencies

Sector: Communication Services

Phone: 800 839 9646

Website: www.applovin.com

Address:

1100 Page Mill Road, Palo Alto, United States

RigatoniCapital Apr. 12 at 10:34 PM

$PLTR $APP $BTC.X https://open.substack.com/pub/rigatonicapital/p/portfolio-update-the-dip-i-actually?r=ckhjv&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

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NasdaqPulse Apr. 12 at 8:56 PM

Peter Lynch’s Favorite Metric: The PEG Ratio If you’re not using the PEG ratio, you’re missing out on a crucial tool for spotting mispriced growth. Here’s the breakdown: 👉Click to view @NasdaqPulse for timely updates amid the volatility. PEG < 1 = Mispriced growth. This could be your next big winner! PEG > 2 = Danger zone. Overvalued growth stocks. Here’s how the popular software names stack up right now: High PEG Stocks: $NET ~4.7x $FIG ~2.9x CRWD ~2.7x PANW ~2.5x Better Valuations: $PLTR ~2.4x DDOG ~2.3x SHOP ~1.9x SNOW ~1.9x Undervalued (PEG < 1): $APP ~1.0x PATH ~1.0x NOW ~1.0x CRM ~0.8x ADBE ~0.8x HUBS ~0.7x MNDY ~0.7x TEAM ~0.6x ZETA ~0.5x Pay attention to these numbers—PEG can tell you which stocks have room to run or may be in danger of overvaluation.

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Analysts0 Apr. 12 at 7:29 PM

It’s October 31, 2026 You’ve been buying the dip for 8 months now. Stocks were -20% YTD Now they are -100% YTD $MSFT $ORCL $TSLA $APP $CRWD Your second child just had their birthday, Third is on the way. Wife just picked up another job pregnant. Long term port is demolished. You took ZERO risks THIS is Your reality now because you weren’t following my setups

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MorganHoratio Apr. 12 at 5:26 PM

Tech Stocks with Low Risk & High Reward If you're looking for stocks that offer solid value, check these out! $ZETA: PEG ~1.0x | Rule of 40: 30x $PATH: PEG ~1.0x | Rule of 40: 33x $NOW: PEG ~1.0x | Rule of 40: 56x $APP: PEG ~1.0x | Rule of 40: 97x (!) $ADBE: PEG ~0.8x | Rule of 40: 48x These names are trading at massive discounts right now, and the risk to buying is extremely low. With strong Rule of 40 metrics and attractive PEG ratios, they have solid growth potential. The market might be underestimating them! Time to load up before they catch fire. Stay ahead of the game!

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NasdaqPulse Apr. 12 at 2:18 PM

Anthropic’s Mythos Model Shakes Up SaaS! With SaaS valuations near cycle lows, now might be the perfect time to look at the names analysts expect to drive the strongest NTM revenue growth. Here's the list of the Top 10 Fastest-Growing SaaS Stocks: 👉Click to view @NasdaqPulse for timely updates amid the volatility. $PLTR +62.3% $APP +38.5% $ZETA +34.7% $AXON +29.2% FIG +29.2% NET +28.8% ORCL +28.3% PANW +28.1% SNOW +26.2% FICO +26.1% Why should you care? Forward Revenue Growth gives us a look at where these companies are headed—not just where they’ve been. Peer Comparisons become cleaner in SaaS, helping you spot market leaders before they dominate. Out of these, which one is catching your eye? $PLTR and $AXON look like they have strong momentum.

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abman54 Apr. 12 at 2:10 PM

$APP finally a Green Day and trump gonna cause us to sell off..

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SwingTraderPro1 Apr. 12 at 1:07 PM

AdTech/MarTech getting smoked… but is this mispricing? Market is treating the whole sector like broken SaaS — but fundamentals aren’t collapsing the way price action suggests. Take $APP: Down ~38% in the last 3 months Still printing strong monetization + ad engine performance This feels less like a fundamental unwind… and more like multiple compression + sentiment reset across growth tech. When strong operators get sold with weak names, that’s where asymmetric setups start forming. Not saying bottom is in — but forced selling + negative momentum is creating deep value pockets in names the market loved 6 months ago. Rotation always comes when nobody wants it.

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kindness123 Apr. 12 at 3:56 AM

$IGV $PLTR $MSFT $APP $ORCL

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NasdaqPulse Apr. 11 at 10:08 PM

$APP $RDDT $CRDO — here’s the disconnect no one’s talking about: 👉Click to view @NasdaqPulse for timely updates amid the volatility. Street estimates (even conservative ones) still point to ~50%+ EPS growth this year. Yet heading into April, these names were trading around ~18x NTM earnings. That’s not just “cheap growth” — that’s a market pricing in a hard slowdown that fundamentals simply don’t confirm (yet). Either: Estimates are way too high Or these stocks are massively mispriced This is where asymmetric setups are born. When growth stays intact, multiples don’t stay compressed forever. Watch closely — dislocations like this don’t last.

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NasdaqPulse Apr. 11 at 3:01 PM

Software is separating FAST — and the market is quietly repricing quality in real time. Everyone talks AI… but the scoreboard is still Rule of 40. 👉Click to view @NasdaqPulse for timely updates amid the volatility. Here’s how the leaders stack up right now: 60%+ (Unicorn Tier) $PLTR $APP → hyper-efficient growth + profitability = rare air 50–59% (Elite Compounders) $NOW CRWD PANW SNOW → premium multiples for a reason 40–49% (Execution Machines) $ADBE ZS DDOG TEAM CRM RBRK NET SHOP MNDY → still scaling, still delivering 30–39% (Show Me Zone) $HUBS MDB PATH FIG ZETA → good, but market wants acceleration This is the real battleground: not hype, but efficient growth. Funds are rotating into names that can balance margin + expansion in TODAY’s rate environment. if you’re not hitting Rule of 40… you’re getting left behind. Watch the upgrades. Watch the re-ratings. That’s where the money flows next.

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Market Cap	132.00B
Revenue (ttm)	5.48B
Net Income (ttm)	3.33B
EPS (ttm)	N/A
PE Ratio	39.41
Forward PE	24.01
Profit Margin	60.83%
Debt to Equity Ratio	1.65

Volume	4,848,100
Avg Vol	6,243,280
Day's Range	N/A - N/A
Shares Out	337.28M
Stochastic %K	32%
Beta	2.50
Analysts	Strong Sell
Price Target	$668.69