Applied Digital

APLD · Neoclouds
$25.34 -7.65% LIVE

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Market sentiment score
15 Frozen
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Momentum -11.9
Relative strength -8.8
Trend -9.5
Volume -2.6
Volatility +2.2
Drawdown -4.7

Base 50, components added, then compressed onto a 2-98 scale. The formula is published and identical on every page.

Market sentiment history

0 50 100 30 Jul 28 Aug
20-session change
-41
Period high
73
Period low
15
Today
15

Trading sessions only, so each step is one market day against the one before it. Free history covers the last 30 days; scores are recorded after every US close.

What the score is reading for APLD

At the Friday 28 August close, APLD scored 15, 32nd of the 34 names here, and not one of the six inputs sat above the board's median. The score was the sum of six unremarkable readings rather than anything pulling it in either direction — which is a finding about APLD that session, not a gap in the data. Pulling the other way was momentum at -11.9 — the day's move against the previous close.

Across the 20 sessions recorded since 30 July, APLD has scored between 15 and 73, and that 15 sits near the bottom of that range. Net across the window it is down 41 points, and the largest single-session move was a fall of 41 points on 18 August.

Figures, not reasons. Every number above is the formula's own output for Applied Digital or a score this site published on a named day; the score describes how the price behaved and has no view on why.

X mentions

0 61 122 21 Aug 27 Aug
Posts, last full day
122
vs prior day
+6%
Rank on the board
22 / 34
Period high
122

Posts on X carrying $APLD, counted by this site directly against the X API over Thursday 27 August, retweets excluded. Weekdays only - weekend counts are collected but run around half a weekday across the whole board, so they are withheld rather than charted beside trading days.

This measures how much Applied Digital is being talked about, not whether the talk is positive. Across the whole board, post volume has no relationship with the direction of a day's move - the numbers are here. It sits beside the sentiment score rather than inside it. Full X mentions board →

Market cap
$7.4B
5-day
-6.87%
Turnover
$0.5B
52-week low
$13.16
52-week high
$50.73
In range
32%

What Applied Digital does

Builds and leases purpose-built AI datacentres, positioned as a landlord for accelerated compute rather than an operator of it.

What moves APLD

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Common questions

How is a datacentre landlord model different from renting GPUs?

Revenue comes from long leases on buildings and power rather than compute hours, which is steadier but captures less of the upside.

What is Applied Digital's market sentiment score right now?

APLD currently scores 15 out of 100, which reads as frozen. The score combines six weighted, price-based inputs: momentum, relative strength against the complex, trend against its moving averages, volume, volatility and drawdown from the 52-week high. The full breakdown is shown above.

Where does APLD sit in the AI supply chain?

Applied Digital is grouped under neoclouds. Specialist GPU cloud operators renting accelerated compute, typically on multi-year contracts and heavily debt-funded.