Amplitude in the news

Amplitude shows mixed market performance while positioning its AI-driven analytics platform for potential growth through strategic product innovation and enterprise expansion.

Amplitude's CTO sold a small portion of his holdings through a prearranged plan while the company maintains strong revenue growth and positive 2026 forecasts.

Amplitude is under investigation by a law firm for potential securities fraud following a major drop in stock price caused by lowered financial guidance.

Amplitude is navigating a shareholder investigation and stock price volatility while aggressively pivoting its product analytics platform toward AI-driven automation.

CTO Curtis Liu sold over 22,000 shares as the digital analytics firm reported a quarterly earnings miss and implemented a $100 million stock buyback plan.

Major SaaS stocks like Amplitude surged as market fears regarding AI replacing traditional software companies began to subside.

Amplitude implemented a hybrid vector and keyword search architecture using Amazon OpenSearch Service to enable customers to query product data using natural language.

Amplitude's stock fell over 10% amid mixed analyst ratings despite revenue growth and active insider and institutional trading.

Software stocks including Amplitude fell sharply amid AI-driven market fears, with Amplitude down 27% year-to-date and trading well below its peak.

Amplitude's stock has mixed analyst ratings with a lowered price target, showing strong revenue growth but profitability and return metrics lag behind industry averages.

Amplitude acquired InfiniGrow to unify AI-powered marketing and product analytics, enabling integrated insights and faster campaign optimization.

Amplitude Inc. faces weak short- and mid-term sentiment with tested support and a high risk-reward setup indicating potential gains.

Morgan Stanley upgraded Amplitude to Overweight with a $16 price target, citing its strong position in digital analytics amid AI-driven growth.

Morgan Stanley upgraded Amplitude to Overweight with a $16 price target, citing its strong position in digital product analytics amid AI-driven growth.

Shares of several software companies including Amplitude fell due to mixed earnings and AI-related profit concerns, with Amplitude down 14.4% year-to-date and trading well below its peak.

Gagnon Securities and other hedge funds increased their stakes in Amplitude, which reported revenue growth but remains unprofitable, while analysts maintain a moderate buy consensus.

Amplitude showed strong Q3 revenue growth, expanded its AI-driven product features, and has an attractive valuation with potential to exceed modest analyst forecasts.

Amplitude's stock is poised for growth in 2026 due to accelerating revenue, AI product expansion, and attractive valuation despite a sideways 2025 performance.

Fullstory captures all user interactions by default for faster, more reliable insights, while Amplitude relies on planned event tracking that can delay analysis.

Amplitude's recent share price decline contrasts with growth prospects tied to AI analytics innovation and execution risks.