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The stock market showed gains with the Dow Jones and major indexes rising as Nvidia rebounded and stocks like AppLovin, Palantir, and Tesla approached buy points, amid a light economic data week and holiday trading.
Dow Jones futures dipped slightly amid a positive stock market rally led by AI stocks and small caps, with AMD soaring 23.7% on a major OpenAI deal, Tesla rebounding, and AppLovin plunging due to SEC probes. The market remains strong, but investors should stay alert to potential volatility and opportunities.
AppLovin's stock dropped 14% following reports that the SEC is investigating its data collection practices, though no violations have been accused. Despite the investigation, analysts remain optimistic about its growth prospects.
Shares of AppLovin dropped 14% after the SEC announced an investigation into its data-collection practices, creating uncertainty but not fundamentally changing the company's outlook, with some analysts remaining bullish and considering the stock a potential buying opportunity.
Applovin's stock dropped 18% after Bloomberg reported that the SEC is investigating the company's data collection and targeting practices, raising concerns about regulatory compliance in the digital advertising industry.
AppLovin's stock plummeted after Bloomberg reported that the SEC is investigating its data collection practices, particularly regarding potential violations of service agreements to increase targeted advertising, amid whistleblower and short seller reports.
AppLovin's stock dropped significantly after Bloomberg reported that the SEC is investigating the company over its data-collection practices related to targeted advertising, amid allegations from short-sellers about potential violations and improper data extraction. Despite the investigation, the company has not been accused of wrongdoing, and its stock had previously surged due to AI-driven ad targeting technology.
The SEC is investigating AppLovin over its data-collection practices, specifically allegations of violating platform agreements to push targeted ads, leading to a significant drop in its stock price. The probe follows whistleblower complaints and short-seller reports accusing the company of unauthorized user tracking, though no wrongdoing has been officially charged yet.
The SEC is investigating AppLovin over its data collection practices and alleged violations of platform partner agreements, leading to a significant drop in its stock price. The probe follows whistleblower complaints and short-seller reports accusing the company of unauthorized user tracking through fingerprinting, which the company denies. The investigation is ongoing, with no formal accusations yet, but it has impacted investor confidence and the company's market valuation.
Investing $7,000 in Palantir, AppLovin, and Carvana at the start of 2023 would now be worth over $1.1 million due to their extraordinary growth, with Carvana showing the highest returns despite its risks.
Shares of Robinhood and AppLovin surged after being added to the S&P 500 index, with Robinhood up 13.5% and AppLovin up 12.6%, following their inclusion in the quarterly rebalancing that takes effect on September 22.
AppLovin, Robinhood, and Emcor are set to join the S&P 500 in September, replacing MarketAxess, Caesars, and Enphase Energy, with their shares rallying after the announcement. The move reflects their large market caps and aims to better represent their market segments, while other potential additions like Strategy did not make the cut.
Robinhood and AppLovin are set to join the S&P 500 index, replacing Caesars Entertainment and MarketAxess Holdings, leading to stock jumps for Robinhood and AppLovin, amid broader index rebalancing changes across various sectors.
AppLovin and Robinhood will join the S&P 500 index starting September 22, causing their shares to rise about 7% in extended trading, as part of the index rebalancing by S&P Global.
AppLovin beat Wall Street earnings and revenue expectations for Q2, with significant year-over-year growth, and provided a higher sales forecast for Q3. Despite the positive financial results, its stock declined slightly in after-hours trading, and the company continues to focus on its core marketing platform after selling its mobile gaming business. The stock is currently in a consolidation pattern with a potential buy point at 428.99.