News about all-time high

Match Group (MTCH) closed at a 52-week high on October 20, 2026, and its stock is up 40.4% over the past year before dividends, mostly because net income rose 31.6% in the twelve months to June 2026 while revenue grew only 1.7%. Hinge's direct revenue rose 22% in Q2 2026, while Tinder's fell 1%. Across nine earlier 52-week highs, the stock was higher a year later after six, with a median gain of 43.5%. By contrast, buying on any trading day from November 2016 to October 2025 produced a median 10.0% gain a year later. The article notes the October 2021 high was followed by a 75.5% drop a year later, and six of the nine highs saw closes at least 20% below the buy price within the year.

Hyperliquid (HYPE) hit an all-time high of $97.98 on Sept. 23 before falling 17% to about $81. The token is up more than 235% year to date and 2,440% since its launch in November 2024; the exchange reportedly accounts for 60% or more of decentralized perpetual futures trading and uses trading revenue to buy back its token daily. Momentum is cooling, however: over the past 90 days HYPE is up 19%, versus 28% for Bitcoin. The author attributes this to the CFTC greenlighting perpetual futures trading in the U.S., which drew in Kalshi, Coinbase and Robinhood, and to the Clarity Act failing in the Senate, which casts doubt on the Trump administration's pro-crypto moves and on concerns over Hyperliquid's offshore status. The author says they are not buying the dip for now.