AppLovin Stock Takes It In The Shorts, Plunges On Two Negative Reports

Blockhead
26 Feb

AppLovin (APP) stock plummeted Wednesday after two research firms disclosed that they were short APP stock.

Fuzzy Panda and Culper Research published negative reports on the app marketing platform. Last week, The Bear Cave newsletter also published a negative report on AppLovin.

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In morning trades on the stock market today, AppLovin stock plunged more than 17% to 311.40. AppLovin shares have fallen for seven straight trading sessions.

On Feb. 13, AppLovin stock spiked to a record high of 525.15 after the Palo Alto, Calif.-based company posted a beat-and-raise earnings report.

AppLovin's software platform enables app developers to market, monetize and analyze their apps. The company also has expanded into advertising-based e-commerce and streaming television services.

AppLovin is on two IBD stock lists: Big Cap 20 and Tech Leaders.

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