Pinterest, Inc.

Klarna Group plc

Salesforce, Inc.

Figma

Figma's securities lost more than 10% amid the "software apocalypse," but even after the correction, the securities are overvalued, Barron's wrote

Cathie Wood's funds bought $25 million worth of Figma stock, should we follow suit?

Swedish digital payment service Klarna, which operates on the model "buy now, pay later", <a href="https://s205.q4cdn.com/644747736/files/doc_earnings/2025/q4/earnings-result/Q4-25-Klarna-Group-plc-Earnings-Release.pdf">reported</a> record revenue for the fourth quarter of 2025, but its forecast for 2026 was weaker than the market had hoped, <a href="https://www.barrons.com/articles/klarna-earnings-stock-price-bc1b8928?gaa_at=eafs&amp;gaa_n=AWEtsqfdLn0n35OGoDxr9prdklrxWtJssNg-hJEKV3ce6ID2Xm1k4gBL_cTi&amp;gaa_ts=69972b1c&amp;gaa_sig=yjPymIiKLHtAKYfgNSsxQnEhoPgnK-ZziMvbwolPSxnV7wJidhH0M71S1q-hmFYe77AARE1r9yBE7OL8wfN7Cg%3D%3D">writes</a> Barron's. Against this background, the company lost more than a quarter of its value in one trading session. At the time of publication of this text, its shares were trading at just over $14 and may show the worst day for the entire time of circulation on the stock exchange, the publication points out.

Klarna's revenue topped $1 billion for the first time in a quarter. Why did the stock plummet 25%?

Tesla, Inc.

Klarna

Broadcom Inc.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited

Cathie Wood's fund bought Broadcom securities on the drawdown

Cathie Wood has cut positions at Tesla. What is she betting on now?

PayPal Holdings, Inc.

The news helped PayPal stock move into the plus side in the postmarket, offsetting the drop after a downgrade from Baird

PayPal has applied to set up a bank in the US. Why would the company do that?

SAP SE

Spotify Technology S.A.

ASML Holding N.V.

Wedbush Securities global head of technology research Dan Ives recommended four European stocks he is bullish on. The analyst, who can be described as one of the most prominent technology optimists on Wall Street, <a href="https://www.cnbc.com/2025/12/15/dan-ives-loves-these-4-european-tech-companies.html">told</a> CNBC that the sector in Europe is experiencing a "moment of validation." Despite "growing frustration" among many investors about the region's ability to nurture tech players, there are a few companies worth watching, Ives said. Here's who he singled out.

Wedbush's Dan Ives named the stocks of four European tech companies. Are they worth buying?

The company's market value is now a third less than it was at the close on the debut day of trading

Investors were not impressed with Klarna's first post-IPO report. Shares collapsed to the minimum

NVIDIA Corporation

Walmart Inc.

Now that the longest U.S. government shutdown in history is over, the big question is what the cost of this downtime is, <a href="https://finance.yahoo.com/news/nvidia-walmart-earnings-and-the-return-of-jobs-numbers-what-to-watch-this-week-124502640.html#:~:text=With%20the%20longest%20US%20government%20shutdown%20on%20record%20finally%20ending%20late%20Wednesday%2C%20the%20question%20now%20becomes%20what%20the%20economic%20cost%20will%20be%20when%20investors%20%E2%80%94%20and%20Federal%20Reserve%20officials%20%E2%80%94%20get%20the%20long%2Ddelayed%20updates%20on%20the%20US%20economy.">writes</a> Yahoo Finance. Therefore, investors on Wall Street will be waiting for announcements on what macro statistics will be released and in what time frame.

Nvidia earnings and Fed minutes: what investors need to know this week

Revolut has 1 million customers in Sweden, while Klarna's services are used by around 80% of the adult population of this country of 10 million people.

Revolut to open branch in Klarna's home country in battle for 3 million customers in Scandinavia

eToro Group Ltd.

Navan, Inc.

The company raised $923.1 million and will list on the Nasdaq

Israeli business-travel firm Navan goes public in U.S., trading opens

Most analysts recommend buying stocks that are now trading cheaper than they were in their debut trading session  

Analysts have begun coverage of Klarna after a period of silence. What do they advise investors?

The quotations of Klarna securities decreased by 15% from the closing price of the first day of trading

Klarna shares fall below IPO price a week after listing. What worries the market?

Swedish company Klarna, one of the leaders of the "buy now, pay later" market, has finally gone public. It still remains unprofitable. Its competitor, the American PayPal, is also having a tough time: it is profitable, but its growth is slowing down. The shares of both companies look undervalued. Which one is better for a long-term investor?