Digital Turbine (APPS) Drops 37% at the Open on November 10, 2026
As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on November 10, 2026.
Digital Turbine has shed 37% of its value at the open, a wipeout no other name in the 386-stock priority list comes close to matching. Take-Two leads the other direction at nearly 9%, so the session's spread runs about 46 points wide.
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Digital Turbine opened November 10 trading at $7.12, down nearly 37% from its prior close, making it by far the worst performer across the 386-stock priority list at the session open. No other name in that universe came close to that kind of single-session damage, which speaks to the severity and isolation of whatever pressure hit the stock.
Hims & Hers was the second-largest decliner at the open, falling 12.23% to $20.13, but that loss is less than a third the size of Digital Turbine's drop. GE Vernova, Applied Optoelectronics, and Opendoor Technologies also opened in the red, shedding between roughly 5% and 5.6%, but those moves look modest alongside the Digital Turbine wipeout.
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On the other side of the ledger, Take-Two Interactive opened up nearly 9% to $225.98, the strongest gain in the session. That puts the spread between the day's biggest winner and biggest loser at roughly 46 percentage points, an unusually wide range that signals a highly bifurcated open rather than broad directional sentiment.
ASE Technology Holding, Lucid, Howmet Aerospace, and Deutsche Bank rounded out the top gainers, each rising between about 2% and 3.6%. Their modest, orderly gains contrast sharply with the volatility concentrated in Digital Turbine, reinforcing that the stress at the open was largely stock-specific rather than sector-wide.