LivePerson

LPSN rose 5.4% to $3.13 in regular trading on September 2, after shareholders approved the merger with SoundHound AI and executive compensation plans at a special meeting, following a prior adjournment due to insufficient votes. The stock formed a recovery pattern, hitting an intraday high of $3.13 and low of $2.945, after dipping to $2.50 in pre-market trading. Q2 FY26 results showed revenue of $52.5 million (down 11.9% YoY) and a net loss of $72.6 million (widening 361.85% YoY), with EPS of -$6.11. Despite the stock still being 58.5% below its 52-week high of $7.54 and down 19.5% YTD, it has climbed above both the 20-day MA ($2.785) and 60-day MA ($2.161), indicating a near-term price recovery. However, post-market trading saw the stock slip to $2.92, reflecting lingering concerns about integration risks.

LivePerson shares fell from a pre-market high of $3.12 to close down 5.0% at $2.945 during regular trading, driven by persistent uncertainty over the progress of its merger with SoundHound AI. The company adjourned its August 20 special meeting to September 2 due to insufficient votes, urging stockholders to approve the deal, while Q2 2026 results showed a net loss widening to $72.557 million (up 361.85% YoY) on revenue of $52.496 million (down 11.92% YoY), with EPS of -$6.11, further pressuring the stock. Technically, the price remains 60.94% below its 52-week high of $7.54 and has declined 24.29% YTD, though it trades above both the 20-day MA ($2.733) and 60-day MA ($2.144), suggesting a fragile rebound supported by near-term moving averages. However, proxy advisors ISS and Glass Lewis have recommended voting for the merger, which could introduce a new growth catalyst if approved.

LPSN surged 5.5% to $2.975 during today's regular session, driven by renewed optimism around its pending merger with SoundHound AI. The special shareholder meeting was adjourned to September 2 after insufficient votes, though both ISS and Glass Lewis recommended voting 'FOR' the deal. Financially, Q2 revenue fell 11.9% YoY to $52.5M, with net loss widening to $72.6M. The stock remains 60.5% below its 52-week high of $7.54 and is down 23.5% YTD, with a PB of -0.3x. However, shareholder approval remains uncertain.

LivePerson (LPSN.US) rallied in regular session, rising 5.76% to $2.845 as of ET 12:45, driven by growing optimism around the pending merger with SoundHound AI (SOUN). Despite the Aug. 20 shareholder meeting being adjourned to Sept. 2 due to insufficient votes, both ISS and Glass Lewis have recommended voting ‘FOR’ the deal, and the company continues to urge stockholder approval. Q2 FY2026 revenue fell 12% YoY to $52.5 million, with net loss widening to $81.4 million, yet the stock broke above its 20-day ($2.484) and 60-day ($2.095) moving averages. YTD, the stock is down 26.86%, still 62.27% below its 52-week high of $7.54. However, post-market trading saw the price slip to $2.73, suggesting some pullback.

LivePerson (LPSN.US) saw a single-day decline, closing 5.1% lower at $2.685, well below the previous close of $2.830. The primary pressure came from the adjournment of the August 20 special shareholder meeting to September 2 due to insufficient votes, casting doubt on the SoundHound AI acquisition. Q2 results showed a net loss widening 362% to -$72.6 million, with revenue falling 12% to $52.5 million and EPS at -$6.11, reflecting continued fundamental strain. The stock is 64% below its 52-week high of $7.54 but has risen above its 20-day ($2.435) and 60-day ($2.085) moving averages, with a YTD decline of 31%. After-hours trading saw a slight uptick to $2.690, though the company's market cap is only $33.1 million and its P/B ratio is negative, highlighting significant financial stress.