Just saw Wix posted their Q4 numbers and it's kind of a mixed bag honestly. They're actually lossin money this quarter - down $40.23M compared to making $48M last year. That's a pretty big swing. But here's the thing, their revenue still went up to $524.3M from $460.5M, so the top line is growing. ARR hit $1.836B, up 14% which is solid. On a non-GAAP basis they're showing $111.3M in net income, so depending on how you look at it, the story changes. Stock was up 2.48% at close though, trading around $74.36. They're guiding for mid-teens revenue growth in Q1 and expecting similar growth for 2026 overall. Weird how losing money didn't tank the stock more - guess investors are focused on the revenue growth and forward guidance. Anyone else watching this or am I reading too much into it?