NASDAQ:SOUN 15 November 2025 - 27 February 2026

SoundHound AI shares rose as much as 9.4% Monday before paring gains, following a Buy reiteration and $26 price target from H.C. Wainwright after CES meetings. India’s Ultraviolette showcased a new AI voice assistant for its F77 motorcycle, developed with SoundHound, drawing attention to the stock. SoundHound remains unprofitable and faces long sales cycles in automotive deals.

SoundHound AI shares closed up 6.7% at $11.75 Friday, with 39.3 million shares traded after CES product demos and news of a TomTom partnership. DA Davidson cut its price target to $14, while Oppenheimer and Cantor Fitzgerald maintained their ratings. The stock finished below key moving averages. Investors await Tuesday’s U.S. CPI data and SoundHound’s next earnings report, estimated for Feb. 26.

SoundHound AI closed at $12.76 on December 5, 2025, with a market cap of $5.4 billion. Sassicaia Capital Advisers opened a new $2.87 million position, while several other institutions increased stakes. Analyst targets have risen, with Northland, Ladenburg Thalmann, and HC Wainwright all raising price targets, though WallStreetZen downgraded the stock to sell. Shares remain volatile, trading between $6.52 and $24.98 over the past year.

SoundHound AI shares opened at $11.77 and closed at $11.56 on December 2, 2025, with volume near 13.1 million. The company reported Q3 revenue of $42 million, up 68% year over year, but posted a GAAP net loss of $109.3 million. Market cap stands near $5 billion. The stock trades at about 68.5 times forward sales and is labeled “very high risk” by technical analysts.

SoundHound AI shares closed at $11.22 on November 21, valuing the company at $4.7 billion after record Q3 revenue of $42 million, up 68% year over year. The stock remains volatile, dropping over 30% in recent weeks despite raised 2025 guidance and two major acquisitions. New analyst notes and quant models were published November 23, focusing on valuation and growth.