Digital Turbine (APPS) surges 35% to lead the session's biggest movers
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Digital Turbine's 35% close is the loudest move of the session, with buyers paying up for growth names delivering results, as Shopify also advanced. The pain was just as concentrated: Lucid gave back ground and Astera Labs slid even as AI peers Nvidia and Arista advanced.
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Digital Turbine closed at $12.87, up 35.33% on the session — the sharpest single-day gain among the day's notable movers. Shopify added to the growth-name momentum, climbing 18.5% to $146.10. The common thread was buyers rewarding companies seen as delivering results, a theme that also lifted Arista Networks 5.78% to $201.53 and NVIDIA 4.69% to $221.88.
The losing side of the ledger was equally concentrated. Lucid fell 15.51% to $6.57, and Astera Labs dropped 9.59% to $326.99 — a notable divergence given that AI-infrastructure peers Nvidia and Arista both finished higher on the same session. Opendoor Technologies slid 9.47% to $3.73, DraftKings fell 8.47% to $21.61, and Snap shed 8.03% to $5.33, rounding out the session's hardest-hit names.
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The day's action underscored a split market: growth and AI-infrastructure names with strong results found ready buyers, while names tied to electric vehicles, consumer discretionary, and social media faced meaningful selling pressure regardless of the broader tape.