On November 6, AppLovin Corporation rose 3.08% in Regular Trading, trading at $363.2552 per share, with turnover of $276 million.

The clearest fresh catalyst was a new analyst action: Deutsche Bank raised its price target on AppLovin Corporation to $475 from $450 while maintaining its Buy rating, providing support after the company’s recent earnings-driven revaluation.

That update arrived after AppLovin Corporation reported third-quarter revenue of about $2.19 billion, up 14% sequentially, with gross margin recovering to 89.6%. The company also guided fourth-quarter revenue to roughly $2.365 billion to $2.395 billion, implying about 10% sequential growth at the high end. Other recent analyst revisions were also higher, including a target increase to $540 from $510, although some commentary noted that long-term growth visibility remains uncertain despite the strong quarterly beat.

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