Figma Stock 9-Day Losing Spree: Stock Falls -32%

FIGYTD-35.9%SPYYTD+13.0%QQQYTD+16.5%
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Figma (FIG) – a collaborative design platform for creating digital products and experiences – hit a 9-day losing streak, with cumulative losses over this period amounting to -32%. The company’s market cap has crashed by about $4.5 Bil over the last 9 days and currently stands at $9.7 Bil.

Sustained weakness can be more than noise. It often signals shifting sentiment or deeper concerns. A multi-day losing streak may warn of further downside, or present an opportunity to buy if fundamentals are intact.

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Returns vs S&P 500

The following table summarizes the return for FIG stock vs. the S&P 500 index over different periods, including the current streak:

Return Period FIG S&P 500
1D -4.1% 0.5%
9D (Current Streak) -31.6% -2.2%
1M (21D) -2.1% -0.2%
3M (63D) -28.8% 12.1%
YTD 2026 -50.4% 8.6%
2025   16.4%
2024   23.3%
2023   24.2%

Gains and Losses Streaks: S&P 500 Constituents

There are currently 59 S&P constituents with 3 days or more of consecutive gains and 22 constituents with 3 days or more of consecutive losses.
 

Consecutive Days # of Gainers # of Losers
3D 11 13
4D 35 3
5D 1 0
6D 5 5
7D or more 7 1
Total >=3 D 59 22

 
 
Key Financials for Figma (FIG)

Last 2 Fiscal Years:

Metric FY2024 FY2025
Revenues $749.0 Mil $1.1 Bil
Operating Income $-877.4 Mil $-1.3 Bil
Net Income $-732.1 Mil $-1.3 Bil

Last 2 Fiscal Quarters:

Metric 2025 FQ4 2026 FQ1
Revenues $303.8 Mil $333.4 Mil
Operating Income $-195.5 Mil $-137.4 Mil
Net Income $-226.6 Mil $-142.4 Mil

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