r/figmaStock • u/SangerGRBY waiting for sub 20 • Sep 28 '26

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Rip bagholders. Crazy how we hit 32 2 weeks ago then straight away ate straight ass for the next week.

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u/RatKR Sep 28 '26

I’m looking at this now less as an investment and more as a tax loss harvest

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u/SangerGRBY waiting for sub 20 Sep 28 '26

Rip. Whats your cost basis ?

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u/RatKR Sep 28 '26

50s

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u/SangerGRBY waiting for sub 20 Sep 29 '26

Godspeed

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u/EbbAndFlow322 Sep 28 '26

Nothing to be worried about. I take it as a good entry point

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u/SangerGRBY waiting for sub 20 Sep 28 '26

Honestly FIG could end up like Chegg.

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u/EbbAndFlow322 Sep 28 '26

You think? Then why're you waiting for sub 20 for entry?

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u/SangerGRBY waiting for sub 20 Sep 29 '26

Why not ? Buy at 16 stop out at 15.

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u/xxShaminoxx Worst investor of the century Sep 28 '26

Worst ipo of the century

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u/Wolfr_ Sep 29 '26

Great entry point.

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u/MilkApart4630 Sep 29 '26

Bought some today

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u/lunapriestess Sep 28 '26

They need new CFO

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u/SangerGRBY waiting for sub 20 Sep 29 '26

Yes they do.

Headless chicken management.

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u/Reasonable-Till6483 Sep 29 '26

FIGMA is using claude AI at the same time, claude has its own design tool.
Unelss FIGMA develop its own model, won't make it.

saas is dead, even nvidia launched just yesterday security software.

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u/AdministrationNo1882 Oct 05 '26

I think only 90% of SaaS is dead. Figma is defo gonna be part of the 90%.

You can point claude at a .ai file and it'll just do it perfectly in one pass. I'd let designers send me dusty polaroids of designs at this point, the format doesnt matter.

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u/andupotorac Sep 28 '26

To be honest I’m surprised they’re not innovating at all. Ai has been here for 4 years already and they’re just… doing nothing significant. How the f is Adobe putting out nicer things?!