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Save your seatFIG bounced from about $17.50 in late April to $25.54 by May 29 after Figma posted stronger-than-expected first quarter 2026 results and raised full-year guidance.
A failure to hold $23 has the potential to send the stock back toward $20 to $21. Any fade in software momentum or selling tied to post-IPO share supply would accelerate the downside.
If FIG holds the $23 to $24 support zone on volume, a push back toward $28 to $30 is on the table as traders keep leaning on the post-earnings strength. Resistance near $26 is the first hurdle.
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