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Figma (FIG) has come into focus after recent trading left the share price at US$21.80, with the stock down 2.4% on the day and roughly 19.6% lower over the past month. For context, Figma’s 1 day share price return of down 2.37% and 7 day share price return of down 8.71% sit on top of a 30 day share price return of down 19.56%. The 90 day share price return of up 16.95% suggests that the recent slide is a pullback within a recovering trend, and the 1 year total shareholder return of down 62.5%...

Figma has seen a steep share price reset, and the central issue now is whether the current market value still lines up with the cash flows investors expect the design platform to produce. With the stock under pressure, the focus naturally shifts to what the underlying cash generation can support over time. Over the past year the share price has fallen 62.5%, which puts the spotlight squarely on whether the underlying cash flows justify where Figma trades today. The business model is built...

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Adobe is set to report fiscal Q3 earnings later today. Here’s how the data suggests you should play ADBE shares heading into the financial release.

Key Takeaways for Figma Stock as of September 2026Year-Long Slide: Figma stock has fallen 59% over the past year, sliding from a peak near $70 in November 2025 to $22. 01 by September 9.

Adobe Inc. (NASDAQ:ADBE) is asking designers who use Figma, Inc. (NYSE:FIG) and similar tools to help test Project Oasis, a web-based graphic-design tool with brand-aware AI. The September 7 community invitation seeks feedback under a nondisclosure agreement before public launch. That makes it an early competitive signal, with neither customer wins nor meaningful revenue established. […]

Figma, Inc. (FIG) reported earnings 30 days ago. What's next for the stock? We take a look at earnings estimates for some clues.

Figma overcame a post-earnings sell-off thanks to strong reports from its peers.

A one-session jump that its application software peers largely shared says less about Figma than the products it is not yet billing for.

Sell-side analysts are piling Holds on three high-flying software names while major institutions keep quietly building positions, and the gap between what the smart money owns and what analysts will endorse may tell you more about the next move than the ratings themselves.

Cramer has discussed productivity software Adobe Inc. (NASDAQ:ADBE) several times over the past couple of months. Some of the factors that have crossed his mind include the impact on the firm’s products from Apple and its software-as-a-service business model. The shares gained 7% between August 17th and August 19th. Cramer discussed the share price movement […]

The Information reported on the plans on Thursday and added that the company is also weighing lockup periods longer than the customary 180 days for at least some holders after it lists.

Figma has lost more than half its value since IPO even as revenue growth accelerated, creating a rare tension between a beaten-down chart and fundamentals that are quietly getting stronger. Here is why the setup may be more interesting than the headline numbers suggest.

Figma Stock Performance Snapshot After Recent Moves Figma (FIG) has drawn attention after a sharp month gain of about 30%, alongside a rise of roughly 25% over the past 3 months. The stock still shows a year to date decline near 27%. See our latest analysis for Figma. Figma’s recent momentum is clear, with a 7 day share price return of 9.8% and a 30 day share price return of 29.9%. However, the year to date share price return is still down 27% and the 1 year total shareholder return has...

TradeSmith's Jeff Clark favors call options over shares on TLT, UNG and SMH to limit risk, citing Treasury bonds, natural gas and semiconductors as contrarian plays as major indexes trade near record highs.

The software stock selloff may have just reached a turning point.

Investors have become all too familiar with the fact that the software sector is under pressure as Wall Street worries about the impacts of artificial intelligence. As AI models become more advanced, fears that those models will eventually replace critical software functions escalate. Shares of creative software firm Adobe for example, have dropped 23% this year while shares of enterprise software company ServiceNow have fallen 17%.

After a torturous series of mixed-to-poor tech earnings that shook software values, fears over AI disruption and slowing enterprise software demand, dubbed the “SaaSpocalypse” at Wall Street, hit a fever pitch. Disappointing outlooks and post earnings-reactions from companies like Datadog, Figma, and HubSpot led investors to question whether corporate IT budgets had begun to shrink. […]

Figma, Inc. (NYSE:FIG) is a website and mobile application design products and services provider. It is one of the weakest-performing stocks on the market as the shares are down by 68% over the past year and by 32% year-to-date. On the 6th, the day that Cramer discussed the stock, Figma, Inc. (NYSE:FIG) closed a whopping […]

Joshua Kushner's Thrive Capital held Amazon shares worth about $215 million as of ‌the end of June, a regulatory filing showed ‌on Friday, adding to the venture capital firm's list of ​tech and AI investments. Known for its early investments in companies that have gone on to dominate their sectors, including OpenAI, SpaceX and Stripe, the venture capital firm has ‌been looking for ⁠opportunities in large technology companies to expand its public-market holdings. • Thrive held 904,038 Amazon ⁠shares valued at $215.5 million as of June 30, the filing showed.

Joshua Kushner’s Thrive Capital has bought up roughly $215 million worth of shares in Amazon.com Inc., building on the venture firm’s push to invest in public companies.

AI credit adoption drives 48% revenue growth to $370.1M in Q2.

FIG raises its 2026 revenue outlook as AI credit use broadens, while Q3 guidance and beta-product costs keep monetization and margins in focus.

Figma (NYSE:FIG) reported second-quarter 2026 revenue of $370 million, up 48% from a year earlier, as the company recorded its third consecutive quarter of accelerating growth and its first full quarter of AI credit monetization. Co-founder and CEO Dylan Field said companies are “doubling down on F

Strong results, a guide that inches past the quarter behind it, and software the company gives away.

The Dow broke a five-day winning streak on Thursday, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite tripped on a selloff in software stocks.

In the past week, Figma, Inc. reported second-quarter 2026 results with revenue rising to US$370.08 million while swinging from a US$28.23 million net profit a year earlier to a US$112.15 million net loss, alongside six-month revenue of US$703.52 million and a US$254.55 million net loss. The company also raised its full-year 2026 revenue outlook to about US$1.46 billion and highlighted early traction from AI credit monetization, even as heavier AI and marketing spend weighed on current...

Figma crushed its Q2 revenue and earnings targets, yet the stock cratered nearly 15%. The culprit? Soaring AI costs that are growing more than twice as fast as sales.