Figma, Inc. Class A Common Stock (FIG)

Figma was named as a partner by the most important company in the world yesterday.

When it comes to growth, it pays to pay up for quality.

Figma's stock jumped after OpenAI's CEO showcased a new ChatGPT integration, driving the biggest daily gain since the company went public.

This "Adobe-killer" still looks richly valued relative to its growth potential.

The company gets a big nod at a closely watched AI industry happening.

The IPO market was hot, with U.S. IPOs posting their best quarter in years. That momentum could now stall due to the government shutdown.

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Growth is strong, but a 10x is a big ask for investors.

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Should investors really expect this stock to regain its mojo and fly higher in the next year?

The business is still growing fast, but it could be getting harder to win new customers.

Figma is fast-growing and perhaps a bit unproven, while Adobe is highly profitable, but its growth prospects are a bit more questionable.

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The widely followed growth investor keeps making moves.

Figma's stock has dropped dramatically after its rapid rise.

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Investor Steve Eisman, best known for calling out the 2008 subprime debt crisis, weighed in on whether today's market resembles a bubble.

Markets closed Friday in mixed fashion as economic uncertainty and politics clashed with earnings optimism. Oracle's rollercoaster continues, RFK Jr. rattles vaccine makers, and the Fed appears poised to begin its rate-cut cycle next week. All this while tech, AI, and takeover buzz kept parts of the market energized.

Markets had another strong week as inflaton data set the stage for the Federal Reserve’s meeting next week; a rate cut is expected but may already be priced in