The Muddy Waters claims come after AppLovin (NASDAQ:APP) was the target of short reports from Fuzzy Panda and Culper Research late last month, which followed on the heels of a Bear Cave short item ...

AppLovin shares plunged Thursday after short seller Muddy Waters said it was taking a short position, alleging the adtech company engaged in “scammy" practices.

Muddy Waters’ report comes on the heels of a recently filed securities class action lawsuit, captioned Quiero v. AppLovin Corporation, et al., No. 4:25-cv-02294 (N.D. Cal.). The suit seeks to ...

Muddy Waters alleged that over half of AppLovin’s e-commerce conversions come from retargeting, with low incremental value. The short seller suggested AppLovin could face deplatforming due to ...

AppLovin has faced significant stock volatility and short-seller allegations, but professional analysts support its strong ...

(Bloomberg) -- AppLovin Corp. shares tumbled 20% Thursday, a record one-day drop, after Muddy Waters issued a short report against the company. It’s at least the third report from a short seller ...

Applovin already had a rough February, when it was hit by two short-seller reports. And while the entire technology sector had a rough March as well, Applovin had another especially bad month, as it ...

The latest blow came on Friday, April 11, when The Goldman Sachs Group slashed its price target for AppLovin from a lofty $500.00 to a more sobering $335.00. This downgrade followed a similar move by ...

On March 27, a short-selling hedge fund manager under the name Muddy Waters published a short report against Applovin. According to Muddy Waters, Applovin's new digital advertising engine engages ...

And while the entire technology sector had a rough March as well, Applovin had another especially bad month, as it was hit by -- you guessed it -- a third short-seller report. Muddy Waters goes ...