MNDY
A fresh vote of confidence
Conifer Management just planted a new flag in monday.com, scooping up 400,000 shares last quarter in a trade estimated at about $38.39 million. In hedge-fund-speak, that’s not pocket change — it’s a meaningful swing at a stock that’s been absolutely punished.
Why you should care
monday.com has been on a rough ride, with shares down roughly 75%. So when a manager opens a new position this size, it’s basically the investing version of saying, “I know the kitchen’s been on fire, but I still want a seat at the table.”
- It’s a new stake, not just a trim or tweak.
- The buy happened after a massive drawdown, which can make the setup more interesting — or more dangerous, depending on your risk appetite.
- For holders, it’s a reminder that institutional money may still see upside even after the selloff.
The bigger picture
This doesn’t magically fix monday.com’s chart, and one fund buying shares isn’t a divine prophecy from Wall Street Mount Olympus. But it does show the stock still has believers willing to step in while sentiment is icy.
Big picture: when a stock gets this beaten down, new institutional buys can matter because they hint that smart money thinks the story may be more than just a broken trend line.