MMR

AppLovin Stock Could Extend Recent Highs

The security boasts a whopping 300.9% lead for 2023

Digital Content Manager
Nov 13, 2023 at 2:21 PM
facebook X logo linkedin


AppLovin Corp (NASDAQ:APP) stock is down 4.5% at $41.81 at last glance, though a catalyst for this pullback is not immediately clear. The security still boasts a whopping 300.9% lead for 2023, however, and is still within striking distance of its Nov. 9, one-year high of $45.10, with long-term support stemming from its 100-day moving average. Now appears to be an excellent opportunity to buy the dip, too, as the shares are flashing a historically bullish signal. 

 

APP 100 Day

 

Specifically, the stock's recent peak comes amid historically low implied volatility (IV). This has been a bullish combination in the past, according to Schaeffer's Quantitative Analyst Rocky White. White's data points to one other signal over the last five years when the equity was trading within 2% of its 52-week high, while its Schaeffer's Volatility Index (SVI) sat in the 20th percentile of its annual range or lower.
 
This is currently the case with the stock's SVI of 46%, which sits in the 17th percentile of its annual range. Shares were higher one month after that signal, averaging a 7.2% pop. From its current trading level, a move of similar magnitude would place APP back above $44.
 

A continued unwinding of pessimism could also boost the security. Though short interest fell 9.2% in the last reporting period, the 15.87 million shares sold short still account for 8.6% of APP's available float.

It's also worth noting the the stock's Schaeffer's Volatility Scorecard (SVS) sits at 72 out of 100, suggesting it has exceeded option traders' volatility expectations in the last year. 

 
 

AI has exploded ever since ChatGPT set the world on fire near the end of 2022.

Numerous companies with connections to artificial intelligence have seen their stocks soar.

That includes Nvidia, the poster boy of AI.

Its stock has skyrocketed 716% since ChatGPT’s debut. But here’s the thing …

While everyone’s still counting their money from this first AI boom … Nvidia and countless others have moved on to the next stage.

That includes Big Tech, which is currently making a series of peculiar investments in a few strange companies. This has nothing to do with tech. At least on the surface …

Yet, these strange investments could be the early ripples of a massive wave …Without them, ChatGPT could stop operating … Amazon, Google, Microsoft and more could see profits drop drastically.

In fact, Elon Musk says these investments are critical when it comes to solving the number one problem facing AI.

Now, Silicon Valley legend Michael Robinson has identified two companies that could play a significant role in the solution.

Their stocks just may be the key to AI 2.0.

Find out more about these two companies today.
 (ad)