NASDAQ:APP 9 February 2026 - 7 May 2026

AppLovin’s CFO says there’s “potential upside” ahead for the company’s longstanding gaming-ad growth target, giving investors a new data point as they watch to see if the adtech group can still outpace a packed, competitive field. AppLovin’s comments come at a time when it’s working to spotlight its main ad business, just as scrutiny over industry data use and practices remains unresolved. Digital ad spend is a battleground, with both major platforms and niche adtech players eyeing the same marketing dollars. Pricing swings can hit quickly when auctions tighten.

New York, February 27, 2026, 13:39 — Regular session AppLovin Corp slipped 3.4% to $429.78 on Friday, giving back some ground after a 13% jump over the previous two sessions. Shares bounced in a $428.23-to-$447.28 range, about 3 million traded. The Nasdaq fell 1.3%.

New York, Feb 26, 2026, 15:20 EST — Regular session AppLovin Corp climbed 4.8% to $441.80 late Thursday, having bounced between $417.56 and $445.90 during the session. The Nasdaq stock had just logged a 7.2% gain the day before.

New York, Feb 24, 2026, 19:23 — After-hours AppLovin Corp clawed back some ground Tuesday, finishing 3.3% higher at $393.20 after a sharp 9.1% drop the previous session. The stock traded between $366.67 and $398.11 during the day. Volume came in at roughly 4.54 million shares, a notable pullback from Monday’s tally of 7.21 million, Investing.com data show.

New York, Feb 24, 2026, 2:01 PM EST — Regular session rolls on. AppLovin stock rallied 4.4% to $397.23 on Tuesday as tech names snapped back, the Nasdaq-listed shares regaining ground after a stretch of heavy volatility.

New York, Feb 21, 2026, 12:57 EST — The market has closed. AppLovin Corp finished Friday’s session up 1.6% at $418.68. The move came after Reuters cited Bloomberg News, reporting that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s probe into the marketing platform remains open.

New York, February 9, 2026, 10:47 EST — Regular session AppLovin Corp rallied roughly 12% Monday, snapping back after last week’s tech slump. Jefferies weighed in, defending the mobile advertising firm and reaffirming its bullish view.