| Ticker | Direction | Speaker | Thesis | Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LONG |
Deirdre Bosa
Anchor/Reporter, CNBC Tech Check |
Figma stock is up over 4% after announcing a partnership with Anthropic that allows users to convert AI-generated code (from Claude) into editable Figma designs. The market previously viewed Generative AI as an existential threat to design software (why design if AI can code it?). This move flips the narrative: Figma becomes the essential "human-in-the-loop" layer where AI output is refined and shipped. By embracing the disruptor (Anthropic), Figma turns a competitor into a feature. LONG. The partnership validates Figma's survival strategy in an AI-first world. Execution risk on the integration; continued broader software sector sell-off. | 0:16 | |
| WATCH |
Deirdre Bosa
Anchor/Reporter, CNBC Tech Check |
Bosa states, "No more lazy software investing. You got to go with these companies that are thinking about how to integrate these new tools." The broader software sector is in a "sell-off," and the rising tide no longer lifts all boats. Investors must actively filter for companies that integrate AI threats (like Figma) versus legacy SaaS companies that are simply being displaced. WATCH. Do not buy the broad sector index; strictly select companies with clear AI-integration roadmaps. AI disruption accelerates faster than legacy companies can pivot. | — | |
| LONG |
Deirdre Bosa
Anchor/Reporter, CNBC Tech Check |
Anthropic is the chosen partner for Figma's "Code to Canvas" feature. This partnership cements Anthropic's utility in the professional enterprise workflow, moving it beyond a simple chatbot to a core infrastructure component for software development and design. LONG (via private shares or proxies if available). Regulatory hurdles or competition from OpenAI. | 0:12 |