Why Figma Stock Lost 29% in June
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Shares of Figma ( FIG +4.79% ) were taking a dive last month as part of a broader pullback in software stocks amid ongoing fears of AI disruption, especially after Anthropic launched a competing product, Claude Design, in April. Despite that decline, there was some positive analyst chatter for Figma , and the stock stabilized in the second half of June before gaining in the beginning of July. According to data from S&P Global Market Intelligence , the stock finished the month down 29%. As you can see from the chart below, most of Figma's losses came in the first half of the month. Figma has been public for nearly a year, and a breakout start after its IPO gave way to a crash on fears about its high valuation and then concerns about disruption from AI-native software.
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