HUBS traded down -6.23% to about $200.42 during the regular session, versus a prior close of $213.74. The decline was driven by a broad sell-off across AI application software names, with peers including MongoDB, ServiceNow, Salesforce, Snowflake, and UiPath also dropping sharply.

Autodesk (ADSK) shares fell about 19.7% over the 30 days through late September 2026, sliding from roughly $260.66 to $209.40. The decline followed a fiscal Q2 2027 earnings report that beat revenue and profit estimates but issued third-quarter earnings guidance below Wall Street expectations.

Adobe (ADBE) shares declined roughly 13.9% over the past 30 days, falling from a closing price of $273.47 on August 26 to $235.47 on September 25. The selloff accelerated after the company's fiscal Q3 2026 report, as better-than-expected revenue and earnings were offset by soft Q4 guidance and slowing net new annualized recurring revenue (ARR).

Different profiles: BVC (BitVentures Limited) is a Hong Kong-based technology venture developer, while YAAS (Youxin Technology Ltd) is a China-based retail-software provider. Scale gap: BVC trades with a materially larger market capitalization than YAAS, reflecting different stages of maturity and float dynamics.

BVC is down -9.53% to $11.77 intraday during regular market hours, reversing from its prior close of $13.01 (-$1.24). No firm-specific news catalyst drove the decline; the move reflects the stock's thin, low-float structure rather than fundamentals.

SECZ is down -6.84% to roughly $15.40 intraday Friday during regular market hours, reversing Thursday's +15.11% close at $16.53. The decline reflects profit-taking rather than new negative news, following a parabolic +77% surge over five sessions and +158% gain in the past month.

Securitize Corp. (SECZ) shares climbed roughly 135% over the last 30 days, rising from a closing price of $6.80 in late August to about $15.98 at the latest check. The rally was powered by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's five-year "Innovation Exemption," which cleared a path for limited trading of tokenized U.S. stocks on qualifying on-chain venues.

Figma (FIG) shares declined roughly 21% over the past 30 days, falling from a close near $27.03 on August 26, 2026, to about $21.34 by September 24, 2026. The pullback followed a sharp late-August spike, with the stock briefly trading near $30.62 before a multi-week slide erased those gains.

Bending Spoons shares have declined roughly 23% over the past 30 days, pulling back from about $42 to near $33. The retreat follows a sharp post-listing rally that carried the stock from its $29 IPO price to an intraday high near $59 in early August.

SMWB fell -12.47% to $7.51 during regular trading hours Thursday, down from Wednesday's $8.58 close. The decline followed the announcement that Michael Akkerman will become CEO effective November 2, succeeding founder and CEO Or Offer.

Intuit (INTU) shares fell roughly 19.8% over the past 30 days, declining from about $357.46 to $286.80. The pullback followed fiscal Q4 2026 results that beat estimates but carried softer fiscal 2027 revenue guidance of 9%–10% growth.

FFIV (F5, Inc.) has posted eight consecutive quarters of double-digit product-revenue growth, powered by application security and AI-related infrastructure demand. SHOP (Shopify Inc.) is riding a sharp catalyst-driven rally after partnering with Meta's Muse AI agent on "agentic checkout," contrasting with Amazon's decision to block the agent.

Autodesk ( ADSK ) is the larger and faster-growing name, with trailing-twelve-month revenue near $7.8 billion and roughly 16% year-over-year top-line growth in its latest quarter. Bentley Systems ( BSY ) is a smaller, infrastructure-focused software vendor with revenue of about $1.6 billion and solid double-digit, but slower, growth.

SHOP is trading down -5.14% to $140.15 during regular market hours, versus the prior close of $147.74. The decline marks profit-taking after a sharp two-day surge, with gains of +7.33% Monday and +7.12% Tuesday.

PAYX fell about -8.4% to roughly $104.95, extending a premarket drop that carried into the regular session after fiscal Q1 results. The stock initially slid over -6.6% in premarket trading following the company's quarterly report.

ALKT is down roughly -19.29% to about $14.60 during regular trading, extending a premarket slide of about -18.7% that followed its $18.09 prior close. The selloff stems from growing signs that the company's formal sale process, launched in early August, is failing to produce a transaction, unwinding the takeover premium embedded in the stock.

SECZ has surged roughly 112% over the past 30 days, climbing from a close of $6.13 on August 21 to $13.00 on September 22. The primary catalyst was the SEC's "Innovation Exemption," which cleared a path for limited trading of tokenized U.S. stocks on approved platforms.

GRAB closed at $3.17, up +8.93% (+$0.26) from the prior session's $2.91 close, with the rally building from premarket into regular trading. The primary catalyst was insider buying: CEO Anthony Tan disclosed purchasing 10.35M shares (~$29.9M) and COO Alexander Hungate ~299.6K shares (~$867K) on the open market.

Black Titan (BTTC) fell -26.58% to roughly $0.575 during today's regular session, reversing a portion of Monday's +117.75% surge to $0.795. The decline is a pullback after a low-float, retail-driven squeeze that lifted volume to ~423M shares versus a ~5M average.

MSTR is up +8.76% to about $167.40 in Monday's regular session, extending a sharp premarket gain after Friday's +16.39% surge. Primary catalyst: an 8-K filing showed Strategy bought 950 bitcoin and repurchased ~1.77M STRC preferred shares last week, while Saylor's Sunday "a little more orange" post teased a resumed accumulation.