The Quiet AI Winner That’s Turning Subscriptions Into Your Cash

Everyone’s chasing the chip names, but the real compounding may come from enterprise software. This stock just got a price-target bump, early wins in AI agents, and a clear path to $15/share in cash flow.

On Behalf of The FUTR Corp.

Investors who jumped on C3.ai or SoundHound watched them hit multi-billion-dollar valuations almost overnight.

But let’s be honest… you probably missed that wave.

Here’s the good news: the next one could be even bigger.

Not chatbots. Not voice bots.

AI Agents.

Assistants that act, not just talk. They scan bills, pay them, flag renewals, and reward users for sharing data.

One overlooked small-cap already has the rails in place:

Zero-party data is about to flip the entire model. Consumers control it, license it, and finally get rewarded.

With this company powering transactions and a Utility Token driving access, every data exchange becomes a revenue event in a $4.4T market.

And in Q3 2025, this tiny under-the-radar company is launching their consumer AI agents.

This could be the iPhone moment of AI, and most of Wall Street hasn’t noticed yet.

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Markets are basically in nap mode before Powell takes the mic. The Dow’s inching up, the S&P and Nasdaq are drifting lower, oil’s slipping, and yields are easing off. Everyone’s just waiting to see how the Fed swings the hammer.

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Figure Technology hit the market with a bang, raising $787.5 million in its IPO at $25 per share, above the expected range. That valued the blockchain lender at $5.3 billion and sent shares straight into the green on day one.

The company’s pitch is simple. Use blockchain to streamline home equity lending, cutting the average turnaround time from 42 days to just 10.

The growth is real. Figure facilitated $6 billion in loans over the past year, up 29% year-on-year. Revenue for the first half of 2025 reached $190.6 million, and net income flipped to a $29 million profit compared to a loss last year.

With co-founder Mike Cagney (of SoFi fame) leading the charge, Figure is positioning itself as the poster child for blockchain applications that solve real-world inefficiencies.

Why it Matters: Most crypto stories are still about volatility and speculation. Figure is different, as it’s using blockchain to fix clunky parts of consumer finance. If it scales, this model could make digital rails a standard for lending, not just a niche experiment.

Your Takeaway: You’ll see opportunity if you’re looking for crypto exposure with operating profits attached.

Short-term traders can ride the IPO momentum and longer-term investors should watch loan growth, credit performance, and whether regulators keep giving blockchain lenders room to grow.

Vietnam’s VinFast is betting big on India as its next growth engine, rolling out the VF 6 and VF 7 SUVs to one of the world’s largest auto markets.

Cantor Fitzgerald reaffirmed its Overweight rating and $6 price target (nearly double the current share price), citing India expansion and strong second-quarter deliveries as reasons for optimism.

The numbers are improving. VinFast delivered 35,800 vehicles last quarter, nearly triple the year-ago tally. Revenue hit $663 million, beating estimates and underscoring the momentum.

The VF 6 promises up to 468 km of range, while the VF 7 stretches to 532 km, both competitive specs in their class. Management is also investing in new manufacturing capacity to support global growth.

Why it Matters: The India launch is critical because it gives VinFast access to a massive EV market with government tailwinds. Success there could validate its global ambitions, but failure would reinforce doubts about its ability to scale profitably.

Your Takeaway: If you think VinFast can transition from hype to execution this could be a stock for you.

For traders, India headlines and delivery updates will be catalysts. For you, patience is needed until cash burn moderates and margins start catching up with revenue growth.

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Every industry is racing to harness AI.

But in banking, AI hasn’t solved the problem. It’s made it worse.

More data. Faster flows. Higher risk. Instead of protecting the system, AI has magnified the blind spot regulators are watching most closely: compliance and security.

That’s where this company has changed the equation. Its Secured Data Fabric doesn’t just process data. It encrypts every flow, automates compliance, and cuts costs by up to 50%.

Tier-1 clients are already proving it works. Customer onboarding once took weeks. Now it takes days. Compliance reviews that drained budgets are slashed in half.

And here’s the disconnect: while giants like Palantir ($366B), Snowflake ($73B), and CrowdStrike ($103B) are valued in the tens or hundreds of billions, this company sits at just $21 million.

Yet it’s solving the problem those names never touched — securing and regulating the data fabric itself.

With a float of just 9.7 million shares, any fresh wave of buying could move the stock like dry powder. And recurring contracts worth more than the market cap are already signed.

Wall Street hasn’t caught on yet. But when AI meets compliance at the core of global finance, the story won’t stay hidden for long.

See why this overlooked AI disruptor is on investor watchlists now.

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Workday got a confidence boost from Evercore, which raised its price target to $300 from $275 while sticking with an Outperform rating. The call followed the company’s Rising event, where management unveiled acquisitions, partnerships, and AI-driven features meant to keep growth durable even as subscription revenue forecasts soften a bit.

Shares popped premarket, but let’s not forget they’re still down double digits on the year.

The growth math is interesting. Workday’s FY27 subscription revenue guidance of 13% trails Street expectations, yet the company is projecting $15 per share in free cash flow by 2027.

That’s paired with a $5 billion buyback in the next 16 months, a $1.1 billion purchase of AI platform Sana, and deeper integration with Microsoft’s Azure AI Foundry. Analysts also flagged early traction in Workday’s “agents,” which are already contributing $150 million in annual recurring revenue.

Why it Matters: Workday is a bellwether for enterprise software. When it shows AI monetization translating into real ARR, the whole sector gets a sentiment boost. But if execution lags, it will be punished for lofty multiples and cautious growth targets.

Your Takeaway: There’s plenty going on here, and AI adoption inside enterprise apps can keep expanding margins and free cash flow. This is an interesting play.

You can trade strength on newsflow from agents or Azure partnerships, and for a long-term build, scale on dips, but demand steady progress toward those 2027 cash flow targets.

Guggenheim just slapped a Buy on the name with an $18 target, leaning into its prostate cancer program (ORIC-944) as a fast-follower to bigger pharma.

Street chatter is that 2026 pivots are lining up, with room for partner tie-ups if the data keep cooperating. Small-cap biotech math still applies: great science, limited patience, and charts that move like a heart monitor.

Cathie just rang the bell. ARK Investments added ~616k shares, and gene-editing tourists are back kicking tires. The platform is real, the balance sheet is fine, but profitability is miles away and the tape gets whippy whenever trial headlines hit.

One holder trimmed a chunk, the stock’s been cut in half YTD, and sentiment looks like a warm protein shake. The counterweight: a fresh $400M buyback authorization and plenty of analysts still calling it “outperform,” even after the diet in multiples.

On Behalf of The FUTR Corp.

Most “next big AI” stories are still burning cash.

But not this one.

The foundation is already in place:

Now comes the real catalyst.  The rollout of consumer AI agents.

Agents that can read your bills, flag your renewals, pay your obligations, and reward you for sharing your structured, verified data.

Every bill, contract, and policy hides valuable zero-party data. A new payments backbone combined with a Utility Token unlocks it, creating a consent-driven marketplace where every transaction generates recurring revenue.

This isn’t just another startup promise. It’s a scaled, profitable engine ready to tap one of the fastest-growing markets of the decade.

And right now, the market hasn’t priced it in.

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