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Figma, Inc. is an AI-powered design platform that enables seamless collaboration across the entire product development lifecycle. Its products include FigJam, Figma Slides, Figma Design, Figma Draw, Dev Mode, Figma Sites, Figma Buzz and Figma Make. The company was founded by Dylan Joseph Field and Evan Darrow Wallace in 2012 and is headquartered in San Francisco, CA.

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FIG is trending following strong quarterly results and an optimistic outlook, with its new AI integrations, including an Anthropic partnership, fueling bullish sentiment that the company is adapting to evolving industry dynamics. The community is buzzing about potential for a short squeeze and a rebound from the broader software sector's recent challenges.

Starfighters Space, Inc. is engaged in the research and development of space flight, pilot training, and aeronautics programs. It operates the commercial fleet Lockhead F-104s. The company was founded by Rick Svetkoff on September 6, 2022 and is headquartered in Cape Canaveral, FL.

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Starfighters Space (FJET) is highly active as it marks its presence with an NYSE Opening Bell ceremony, sparking intense community discussion about its low float and high short interest that many believe could ignite a significant short squeeze within the burgeoning space sector.

Klarna Group Plc is a global digital bank and flexible payments provider. It operates through an AI-powered payments and commerce network that empowers people to pay smarter, with a mission to be available everywhere, for everything. The company was founded by Gustav Erik Niklas Adalberth, Karl Anders Victor Jacobsson, and Sebastian Marcin Siemiatkowski in 2005 and is headquartered in London, the United Kingdom.

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Klarna is facing intense scrutiny following its latest earnings, which revealed strong revenue growth and expanding user base in the US, but also an unexpected net loss driven by increased credit loss provisions. The community is sharply divided, debating whether the fintech's pivot to a broader digital banking model presents a compelling "buy the dip" opportunity or signals deeper challenges within the BNPL sector amid ongoing class-action lawsuits and broader market caution towards fintech IPOs.

Xeris Biopharma Holdings, Inc. is a biopharmaceutical company, which engages in developing and commercializing products across a range of therapies. The company has three commercial products: Gvoke, Keveyis, and Recorlev. Gvoke is ready-to-use liquid glucagon for the treatment of severe hypoglycemia. Keveyis is the therapy approved in the United States to treat hyperkalemic, hypokalemic, and related variants of primary periodic paralysis (PPP). Recorlev is a cortisol synthesis inhibitor approved for the treatment of endogenous hypercortisolemia in adult patients with Cushing’s syndrome. Its product also includes Ogluo which is used for the treatment of severe hypoglycemia in adults, adolescents, and children aged 2 years and over with diabetes mellitus. The company was founded by Steven Prestrelski in 2005 and is headquartered in Chicago, IL.

Xeris Biopharma Holdings Inc

Xeris Biopharma is trending as a key competitors Cushing's syndrome drug faced FDA rejection, creating a significant market opportunity for Xeris's Recorlev. The community is buzzing with optimism about the company's strong preliminary revenue, expected profitability, high margins, and the potential blockbuster XP-8121 advancing to Phase 3, driving discussions around its long-term growth and undervalued status.

Walmart, Inc. engages in the retail and wholesale business. The company offers an assortment of merchandise and services at everyday low prices. It operates through the following business segments: Walmart U.S., Walmart International, and Sam's Club. The Walmart U.S. segment operates as a mass merchandiser of consumer products, operating under the Walmart and Walmart Neighborhood Market brands, including walmart.com. The Walmart International segment includes operations of wholly-owned subsidiaries in Canada, Chile, China, and Africa, and majority-owned subsidiaries in India, as well as Mexico and Central America. The Sam's Club segment manages membership-only warehouse clubs and operates samsclub.com. The company was founded by Samuel Moore Walton and James Lawrence Walton on July 2, 1962 and is headquartered in Bentonville, AR.

Walmart Inc

Walmart is trending following its Q4 earnings beat and a new $30 billion share buyback, which counters cautious full-year guidance and fuels divided community opinions on whether its strong digital growth justifies an elevated valuation amidst retail sector shifts.

Deere & Co. engages in the manufacture and distribution of equipment used in agriculture, construction, forestry, and turf care. It operates through the following segments: Agriculture and Turf, Construction and Forestry, and Financial Services. The Agriculture and Turf segment focuses on the distribution and manufacture of a full line of agriculture and turf equipment and related service parts. The Construction and Forestry segment offers machines and service parts used in construction, earthmoving, road building, material handling and timber harvesting. The Financial Services segment finances sales and leases by John Deere dealers of new and used agriculture and turf equipment and construction and forestry equipment. The company was founded by John Deere in 1837 and is headquartered in Moline, IL.

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Deere & Co

Deere & Co. is trending after an earnings report showed revenue beats and raised guidance, despite a decline in profits, leading to a fierce debate among investors about the stock's valuation and the agricultural cycle's true bottom. Bulls celebrate the strength in construction and small ag, while bears point to falling net income, high P/E ratios, and concerns over channel stuffing.

Medical Properties Trust, Inc. is a self-advised real estate investment trust. It engages in the investment, acquisition, and development of net-leased healthcare facilities. Its property portfolio includes rehabilitation hospitals, long-term acute care hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, hospitals for women and children, regional and community hospitals, medical office buildings, and other single-discipline facilities. The company was founded by Edward K. Aldag Jr., R. Steven Hamner, Emmett E. McLean, and William Gilliard McKenzie in 2003 and is headquartered in Birmingham, AL.

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MPT's strong Q4 earnings, beating revenue and EPS estimates and reaffirming 2026 guidance, are driving bullish sentiment and sparking calls for a significant turnaround and potential short squeeze among the community, which believes many shorts are now trapped.

B2Gold Corp. is an exploration company, which engages in the acquisition and development of mineral properties. It operates through the following segments: Fekola Mine, Fekola Regional, Masbate Mine, Otjikoto Mine, Goose Project, Other Mineral Properties, and Corporate and Other. The Fekola Regional segment consists of Bantako North, Menankoto, Dandoko, and Bakolobi properties. The Other Mineral Properties segment focuses on the company interests in mineral properties which are at various stages of exploration and evaluation. The Corporate and Other segment includes the corporate operations. The company was founded by Mark Anthony Corra, Thomas A. Garagan, Clive Thomas Johnson, and Roger Thomas Richer on November 30, 2006 and is headquartered in Vancouver, Canada.

B2gold Corp

B2Gold is trending following its recent earnings report, which, despite record revenue, missed analyst expectations and outlined a challenging 2026 outlook with higher costs and production issues at its Goose mine. This has fueled community debate, with some criticizing management's execution while others highlight the company's strong balance sheet, low valuation, and potential for a significant re-rate as prepaid gold contracts near expiration, Mali permit concerns persist, and gold prices remain elevated.

VisionWave Holdings, Inc. engages in the forefront of revolutionizing defense capabilities by integrating advanced artificial intelligence (AI) and autonomous solutions across air, ground, and sea domains. The company was founded on March 20, 2024 and is headquartered in Wilmington, DE.

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VisionWave Holdings, Inc.

VisionWave Holdings is generating buzz from a $10 million statement of work for its qSpeed-Mine cryptocurrency acceleration platform and a strategic agreement with SaverOne to develop an RF-based defense platform. Community conversation also highlights recent institutional interest, including a significant stake from Goldman Sachs, positioning the low-float stock for potential upside across its AI, defense, and autonomous systems portfolio.

Remitly Global, Inc. engages in the provision of digital financial services for immigrants and their families. The company was founded by Matthew B. Oppenheimer and Joshua Hug on October 3, 2018 and is headquartered in Seattle, WA.

Remitly Global Inc

Remitly Global (RELY) is trending significantly after reporting strong Q4 and FY25 earnings beats, achieving its first full year of GAAP profitability, and providing an optimistic FY26 outlook, which is fueling community excitement for a potential short squeeze and sustained growth driven by scaling operations and strategic AI integration.

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Irreconcilable Financial Stupidity:

Once upon a time in the glittering chaos of Wall Street, there lived a hedge fund manager named Dirk Dumbell. Dirk wasn&#39;t your average financier; he was the kind of guy who thought reading a single Reddit thread made him a market genius. With a receding hairline that mirrored his shrinking portfolio and an ego inflated like a pre-burst bubble, Dirk ran a small outfit called Dumbell Capital. He specialized in short-selling—betting against stocks he deemed &quot;overhyped trash.&quot; His office was a shrine to contrarianism, plastered with framed articles about his minor wins against penny stocks that no one cared about.

One fateful morning in February 2026, Dirk scrolled through his Bloomberg terminal, sipping a kale smoothie that tasted like regret. His eyes locked on SGHC, the ticker for Super Group Holding Company, a powerhouse in the online sports betting and gaming world. SGHC had been quietly crushing it: solid earnings, expanding markets in legalized gambling hotspots, and a price-to-earnings ratio of about 21 based on trailing twelve-month EPS of $0.42—still a relative bargain compared to peers like DraftKings, which traded at much higher multiples or even losses. Analysts were buzzing about its growth potential, with shares trading around $9. But Dirk? He saw red flags where there were rainbows, convinced of accounting gimmickry in its South African subsidiary.

&quot;This thing&#39;s a house of cards!&quot; Dirk bellowed to his lone intern, who was busy fetching coffee. &quot;Online gambling? Pfft, regulations are coming, competition&#39;s fierce, and they&#39;re probably overstating EBITDA by consolidating a subsidiary they don&#39;t fully own. It&#39;s Melvin Capital all over again—but this time, I&#39;m the smart one shorting it.&quot; He conveniently forgot that Melvin had bet against GameStop in 2021, only to get obliterated by a meme-fueled retail army. Dirk, ever the moron, convinced himself SGHC was the next GME in reverse: destined to plummet. Drawing inspiration from recent short reports like those from Spruce Point Capital, he decided to publish his own damning thesis on February 12, accusing SGHC of improper consolidation of Raging River Trading, potentially overstating 2025E EBITDA by around $30.7 million.

With the zeal of a cult leader, Dirk piled into shorts. He borrowed millions in SGHC shares, sold them high, and waited for the crash. He leveraged his fund to the hilt—3x, 4x, why not 5x? &quot;Margin is my middle name,&quot; he bragged on a finance podcast, ignoring the host&#39;s raised eyebrows. He even tweeted about it from his anonymous handle @ShortKing69: &quot;SGHC is toast. Loading up on puts. Who&#39;s with me?&quot; A few echo-chamber followers liked it, but the real action was brewing elsewhere.

Unbeknownst to Dirk, the retail crowd on platforms like Reddit&#39;s r/wallstreetbets and X (formerly Twitter) had latched onto SGHC as the anti-short play of the year. Whispers turned to roars: &quot;This stock&#39;s a steal—strong margins, debt-free, massive growth in Africa where Betway dominates markets like South Africa, Ghana, Nigeria, and more, and sports betting&#39;s exploding post-legalization waves!&quot; The launch of Super Coin (ZAR Supercoin), a South African rand-pegged stablecoin purpose-built for the African market to cut payment friction, reward engagement, and deepen loyalty on Betway, had everyone hyped. Plus, the company had returned a total of $0.41 per share in dividends over the past year, including the massive $0.25 special dividend they just paid out, showing insane cash generation and shareholder love. A viral thread titled &quot;Why SGHC is the Tesla of Gambling&quot; amassed thousands of upvotes. Influencers with diamond-hand emojis pumped it relentlessly. Short interest? It climbed to around 3.3% of the float, thanks to idiots like Dirk. The setup was perfect for a squeeze.

The unraveling started slow. SGHC reported its full year 2025 results: revenue of $2.3 billion, up 30% year-over-year and beating guidance of $2.17–$2.27 billion; profit of $400 million; EPS of $0.70, beating estimates; and Adjusted EBITDA of $570 million, up 50% year-over-year with a 25% margin, exceeding guidance of $555–$565 million. Monthly active customers and customer deposits were hitting record highs, fueled by explosive growth in Africa. Despite Dirk&#39;s short report dropping on February 12, causing an initial dip to around $8.52, the apes dismissed it as FUD. Shares rebounded 15% overnight. Dirk chuckled nervously. &quot;Temporary blip,&quot; he muttered, doubling down on his shorts. But the retail horde smelled blood. &quot;To the moon!&quot; memes flooded social media. Options trading volume exploded, with calls outpacing puts 10-to-1. The stock surged another 25%, then 50%.

Panic set in. Dirk&#39;s phone lit up with broker demands: &quot;Cover now or liquidate.&quot; He refused, convinced of a reversal. &quot;It&#39;s a pump-and-dump!&quot; he screamed at his screen. But the squeeze intensified. SGHC hit all-time highs, short sellers scrambled to buy back shares, driving the price parabolic. Dirk&#39;s fund bled billions in unrealized losses. His investors—pension funds, family offices—bailed en masse. Lawsuits loomed. His wife, sensing the ship sinking, filed for divorce, citing &quot;irreconcilable financial stupidity.&quot;

In a final act of desperation, Dirk went on CNBC, hair disheveled, eyes wild. &quot;This is market manipulation! The apes are ruining everything!&quot; The host barely contained a smirk as the ticker showed SGHC up another 10%. By February 17, the squeeze had propelled SGHC to an absurd $420 per share, a meme-fueled victory lap that crushed every short in its path. Dumbell Capital was bankrupt—wiped out completely, forced into Chapter 7 liquidation with zero assets left.

And so, like Melvin Capital before him, Dirk Dumbell became a cautionary tale. A moron who shorted one of the market&#39;s best-priced stocks, only to watch his empire crumble under the weight of his own hubris. Moral of the story? Don&#39;t fight the fundamentals—or the memes. The end.