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It wasn't all that long ago that AppLovin (NASDAQ: APP) was a top growth stock to own. Last year, for instance, the stock more than doubled in value. The year before that, it was up over 700%. It was a growth beast that looked unstoppable.
The party has seemingly come to a drastic, abrupt end this year, as it has given back a significant chunk of its gains and its valuation has been more than halved. It's now trading around the levels it reached in late 2024.
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What's gone wrong for the stock, and can AppLovin recover, or is this a tech stock investors are better off avoiding right now?
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