Key Highlights

  • Auddia (NASDAQ:AUUD) closed the November 10, 2026 session at USD 0.2235, down 18.67% from a calculated prior close of USD 0.2748, among the weakest names in a universe of 4,625 stocks.
  • Volume was 416.89K shares at a relative Volume of 1.28, implying an average near 325,700 shares (calculated), and the row shows a market cap of USD 1.3M.
  • A published quote page showed USD 0.9310 on October 20, 2026, so the price is down about 76.0% since then (calculated), against a 52-week range of USD 0.8164 to USD 14.014.
  • Diluted EPS in the row is -57.09 with EPS growth of +64.59%, there is no P/E and the Dividend Yield is 0.00%.

What Moved Auddia on November 10 (-18.67%)

Auddia (NASDAQ:AUUD) ended Tuesday, November 10, 2026 at USD 0.2235, a decline of 18.67%. Simple arithmetic gives a prior close of USD 0.2748 on Monday, November 9, 2026 (calculated), a loss of about USD 0.0513 per share. Volume of 416.89K shares was 1.28 times the usual level, so selling was somewhat heavier than normal. The USD 1.3M market cap in the row implies about 5.82M shares at USD 0.2235 (calculated), close to the 5.80M shares shown on a quote page in October. That page showed a net loss of USD 9.63M and EPS of -7.36, while the row shows -57.09, so the per-share data differ and are unverified, possibly because of a share consolidation that we could not confirm. Pre-market quotes and the closing print can differ widely in such names. The stock sits far below the USD 14.014 high of its 52-week range, a fall of about 98.4% (calculated).

The Rationale: No New Catalyst, Pending Merger as Context

No catalyst dated November 9 or 10, 2026 was identified in published coverage. The main backdrop is the proposed Business combination with Thramann Holdings, announced on February 18, 2026, under which Auddia would become a Holding Company named McCarthy Finney with the ticker MCFN. A published summary said the SEC declared the Form S-4 effective on August 10, 2026, and a special stockholder meeting first set for September 23, 2026 was adjourned. An Earnings date near November 5, 2026 was also estimated. As general context, a stock tied to a pending merger can fall when investors doubt the closing date or the exchange ratio, and when a company with losses sells shares or faces Nasdaq price rules. These are general mechanisms, not confirmed causes.

Valuation, Liquidity and Risks for Auddia

Valuation is hard to anchor, since earnings are negative and there is no P/E. A Market Value near USD 1.3M is tiny against a net loss of USD 9.63M, so losses exceed the Equity value by about 7.4 times (calculated). Average volume near 325,700 shares means a small number of trades can move the price, spreads can be wide and a USD 0.2235 print can be stale. The price below USD 1.00 since October 20 raises the chance of a Nasdaq minimum bid deficiency notice or a reverse split, either of which would change per-share data. Merger delay, dilution and failure to close are specific risks. The 0.00% dividend yield means returns depend on price alone. Nothing here implies the move will continue, and either direction is possible.

Where Things Stand

Auddia (NASDAQ:AUUD) fell 18.67% to USD 0.2235 on November 10, 2026, among the session's market movers, with no new catalyst found. The pending Thramann Holdings merger, a market cap near USD 1.3M, a net loss of USD 9.63M and a price down about 76.0% since October 20 are the likeliest general explanations, although none is confirmed.