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After delivering strong gains in 2025, Life360 has lost momentum, as a weaker technical outlook and sector-wide valuation pressures weigh on the ASX-listed technology stock.
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This video was created on 17 December 2025 for IG audiences by ausbiz.
Life360 , the popular location-sharing app, has had a rollercoaster year in 2025. After an impressive 40% gain year to date (YTD), the stock remains well below its October peak, reflecting a broader cooling in technology valuations during the latter half of the year.
The US-based, ASX and US-listed company started as a family safety app and expanded into pet and elderly tracking, plus advertising. Recurring subscriptions remain its core strength. However, October’s update disappointed investors, sparking a correction after a strong rally.
Life360 now trades near fair value, but growth prospects are uncertain. Unlike peers leveraging artificial intelligence (AI), its competitive moat is weak, leaving it exposed to rivals. Analysts see stronger fundamentals in platforms like WiseTech Global and Xero.
From a technical perspective, the outlook remains bearish. The stock has slipped below its 50-day moving average, which is now sloping downward, a classic signal of a sustained downtrend. Analysts suggest caution, calling it a 'sell' until sentiment improves.
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