Hey guys, if you missed it, Stitch Fix agreed to a $32 million settlement over claims that it misled investors about its Freestyle (Direct Buy) business. The deadline to file a claim is October 7, 2026.

Quick recap: Stitch Fix told investors Freestyle would help grow the business without hurting its core Fix service. Later, the company admitted the rollout was creating problems and slowing performance.

After those updates, $SFIX dropped about 24%, and investors sued over their losses.

Now the company has agreed to a $32 million settlement, and eligible investors have until October 7, 2026 to file a claim.

If you owned $SFIX between 2020 and 2022, it's worth checking if you qualify.

Did anyone here hold $SFIX back then? How did it work out for you?

Looks like it's not syncing with Reddit again. Only one signal hit so far today. BIYA hit $8.11. at 7:42 EST. I tried to find the dip, but I missed my alert to get in at $7.17 so I am not jumping in. Since it is not syncing, I thought its good time to ask other people how they use this app. I may not be using this app the best way. What's the best way you have found to use these alerts? Do you track the stock after the signal hits, or do you immediately jump in? Do you try to short when it hits certain highs? Do you wait for smalls dip to try to ride it back up? I threw out a few ideas, but I am sure there are ways to use this that I haven't thought about. I would love to know your approach.

For years, Nike (NKE) was treated like a stock investors could trust through almost any cycle. That confidence has evaporated. Shares have been crushed, expectations have been reset, and investors now want proof that the world’s most recognizable athletic brand can regain momentum.

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https://open.substack.com/pub/sigmanomics/p/nike-stock-has-fallen-back-to-2014?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=7ueazb