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Here is a look at the Benzinga Stock Whisper Index for the week ending February 27, highlighting five stocks that drew notable reader interest during the period.
Rackspace Technology drew strong attention after reporting fourth-quarter financial results. The company beat analyst estimates for both revenue and earnings per share, though revenue fell 0.4% year over year. Guidance came in below estimates.
Shares have also remained elevated in recent weeks following a partnership announcement with Palantir Technologies, which the company said could support its long-term outlook for revenue and customers. RBC Capital maintained a Sector Perform rating and raised its price target from $1.75 to $2.50.
Braiin Limited completed its IPO during the trading week via a direct listing. The company operates across three segments: AgTech, PropTech, and customer service as a service.
For the trailing twelve months, Braiin reported revenue of $73 million as of June 30, 2025. The company operates in seven countries and uses proprietary AI and machine learning across its business segments. After initially planning to go public through a SPAC merger in 2023, the direct listing may bring renewed focus from investors.
RingCentral saw strong reader interest following recent fourth-quarter results. The company beat analyst estimates for revenue and earnings per share again, marking the 12th consecutive quarter of beating revenue estimates and more than 15 straight quarters of beating earnings per share estimates.
RingCentral also announced its first-ever quarterly dividend and expanded its share buyback program. Alongside a double beat and strong guidance, analysts raised price targets, with the stock potentially drawing attention due to management’s outlook supported by the dividend, buyback, and guidance.
Figma shares traded higher over the last week after the company reported fourth-quarter results. The company beat analyst estimates for both earnings per share and revenue.
Figma CEO Dylan Field described 2025 as “a massive year for Figma” and said the fourth quarter was the company’s best quarter. Field also highlighted revenue and customer growth heading into 2026. Guidance for the first quarter and full fiscal year came in ahead of analyst estimates.
On Friday, shares traded lower amid concerns that new products from Alphabet could affect Figma’s offerings.
Sigma Lithium attracted strong interest during the week despite limited company-specific news. Lithium-related stocks have been volatile recently following Zimbabwe’s government suspending exports of raw materials, including lithium concentrates.
Sigma Lithium may also have seen additional attention after a short report on the stock from Blue Orca. Shares were up 15% over the last five days and up 27% over the last year.
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