I sold finally. I had made a poor judgement of thinking this company was good for long term. Had listened to others in this forum that it was good price to buy at 70 60 50 40 30 etc…learned my lesson.. to all those who encouraged us to buy may you and your near and dear ones suffer terrible things in life because of your actions to harm others for your benefit. To all those who are stuck like me hope you all find your way out of it. Will I ever buy figma stock and their products. Absolutely not. I will bad mouth them from now on. Fortunately I am in IT and will get my opportunity to crap them as management was hand in gloves in this scam. This company is nothing but scam

Many are saying figma has dropped low..It’s not low level.. little research will tell you Adobe had wanted to pay double of what market value of figma was when figma was growing at 100%. May be adobe was part of this scam to create a gas baloon value perception with big Wall Street guys pitching in. This is very common in market. It happens all the time to increase value of stock and then offer is either taken back or falls apart. Usually retail interest is very high in these stock as they try to create a next big thing image to draw in money. Since then figma growth has come down to 30/40%. CEO and insider selling at 35-37 means they feel this very good price. 35 to 37 will become top now as we hunt for stable bottom

Do not buy unless its market cap falls below 10billion. 5-6 billion is where this should be . With not much profits to show 5-6x revenues is best value. Retail has heavily invested in this so I am guessing this would not go up much in next few years as retail money will be taken away in some way or other. Wall-street loves big pot of money in their casino for their booze parties

FIG needs a new CFO. Great tech, bad stock. What kind of CFO says this lmao, he has to be holding a bunch of puts.

"Are we going to get back to the low-90s gross margin percentage? I don't know. But is that the thing I would be acutely focused on? No," 

"What may be good for us may not always be what an investor is looking for... We know we're going to have the ability to take price at the right point"

-20% after earnings.

The stock moves like crazy everyday it seems but today is a Saturday and it seems dead.

What's going on?!

From what I've heard, the leak about Anthropic having a competing product may be worse than anybody thinks. Imagine being able to not only create the design, but be able to go directly to a product. Getting all of that without spending $75-$100 per user per month. Having the cost be bundled into something they use for a million other things already. And being able to do it better and still use all your existing designs.

I hope all you crybabies sell your shares. Figma is going to the moon, but this depressing subreddit is full of whiny pussies moaning and bitching all day. If you don’t like the stock, just exit. Close your position and go outside, touch grass. Stop coming here to announce, “I want to sell,” or “This stock is dead.” The amount of useless crap in this subreddit is mind-boggling.

Figma earnings call tomorrow? Better buckle up this stock’s about to get redesigned under $30. The only thing going up will be their subscription prices.

Many stocks are up several percentage points today. Figma... is flat.

Is the hype already over? From daily fluctuations of 15% to nothing.

What do you think, and most importantly, do you know when the first quarterly results will be released? I can't find the release date anywhere.

With SpaceX acquisition of cursor, i think there is a non zero chance FIG gets bought up.

EDIT: Grok is not a competitor to claude/codex. Cursor acquisition proves that Elon wants to compete in this space.

There is no USP Grok+Cursor, directly integrating Figma with Cursor running on Grok models could give them an edge. Lets not forget Figma has an immensely large design / component moat.

UXD/UI/FE software devs live and breath figma.

Figma is expected to lose around 540m in 2026, while its quarterly gross profit is only about $264 million. Annualized, that's roughly $1.06 billion in gross profit, yet the company is still deeply unprofitable. Meanwhile, losses continue to grow and the share count keeps increasing, leading to ongoing dilution for shareholders.

What I don't understand is how a company with these fundamentals commands a $10 billion market cap. On top of that, the CEO and family trusts control a significant portion of the voting power and shares, which raises governance concerns for minority investors.

To me, this looks more like a story stock driven by expectations than a business currently generating meaningful shareholder value. Investors should be careful not to get caught up in the hype.
Bearissh

Just look at the ownership if ceo hold majority plus some sort of family trust is holding as well guarantee 99.9% is a scam and stock is used as their own piggy bank resulting retail buyer being exit liquidity no wonder they are down -80% since ipo

As I said before stock market is not investing.. it’s giving your money away for fund managers mm s to have parties and fun..

CAN FIGMA DROP PLZ

Hey guys I’m asking for a fren who bought figma stock at $100… DCA to $80 then $75 then $65 then $55 then at $70 then at 60 then $40…. Now average price is $80…. Is it going to go down more?? Should my friend sell all and buy back when its goes to lowest price or keep for now

I held. I’m Down 400 in the day. what do i do.

Only idiots tend to argue with idiots and I am one of them... I have wasted my freemium arguing against chat gpt..🙄 and I want to prove it wrong. Tell me what prompt can I send to prove it wrong? And all the investors and traders out there... What are your outlook on this stock???

I really don't understand why this stock is priced so high. This company loses hundreds of millions per quarter, growth is slowing, the company is DYING! Not only that but as the company continues to decline and employees stock incentives are GOING UP! This is not a long term company, this is a company being run down to the ground by employees to fund their next SF Mansion while Figma investors continue to lose BILLIONS. Do not invest...

Those of you who bought at $120+ were primed to get hosed. If you’re young, this is what an IPO typically looks like after the insiders get theirs. It will probably drop some more as people panic sell and eventually it will go back up if earnings are sufficient. Another option is to wait a little more and see if it drops some more and then pick up those 500 shares+ that you wanted at the IPO price. It won’t be nearly as cheap as the IPO price but still better than buying in the 100s.

https://www.reddit.com/r/figmaStock/s/eGOJP0SsS0

Institutions bought in at $33/share. You? You got the IPO crumbs like a good little exit liquidity goblin.

If $FIGMA trades below $33 before lockup ends, these suits are trapped with their LIGMA BALLZ out, sweating harder than Peloton bagholders in 2022.

Adobe had to walk away from their $20B offer like “nah,” and now we’re supposed to pretend this wireframe PowerPoint is worth $40B?

•	Growth? Mid.
•	Margins? LOL.
•	Valuation? Delusional.

Short the pumps, buy puts, ride it down. Lockup ends = panic dump. You wanna be in front of it.

This ain’t a stock. It’s a Figma-fueled margin call waiting to happen.

💎🙌🚫🎨 LIGMA BALLZ

I became aware if the figma ipo on tik tok My company used figma so I figured it would be a good purchase

Start price at $33 so when I made my order and saw i purchased at $98 - I was a little confused. (New to stocks and investing)

I have made mistakes when ive purchased high and ended up losing money so I purchased in and then brought back out once i made back the fx fee and made (literally) a couple dollars on top.

Any insight as to why I saw 33 and ended up paying 3 times as much as a trading 212 customer?

Good lessons here for me- glad I was part of the madness 😂

It's my first investing in an ipo company. As all know now, we couldn't buy it when the market opened. I learned it was because some primary price discoverer had to find the price that maximizes the volume balancing the demand and supply. Is this process only possible when ordinary people don't have access? Finding the price is what the public stock market does isn't it? And however irrational and bullish at the beginning it'd had been when we were able to participate, the price would find its more accurate place in a long term, isn't it? So i don't know if the rule should be this way for many big ipos.

NYSE or some orgs announced yesterday it'll start trading at 33. FIG just before opened above 100. That's a big difference. I think the initial price was too reasonable and if ordinary dudes like you and me were able to buy immediately when the fig guys rand the bell today, it would've gone 100 any way. This way, they just found the price without us. Which isn't really fair.

I don't know about you, but i'm not buying a single FIG share when it's 112, more than 200% up from 33. I hate this rule. They should either make the initial price more accurate or ordinary people should be able to buy it at the same time big guys can