What is the target price for Affirm stock?
Stock Price TargetsHigh$80.00Median$35.00Low$15.00Average$38.50Current Price$26.42
Is affirm holdings a good buy?
It's still not cheap. At its current price Affirm is worth $13.2 billion on expected 2022 revenue of $1.32 billion. But that would be up 29% from fiscal 2021's $870 million, and double 2020's $509 million.
Is Affirm stock a buy or sell?
I assign a Hold investment rating to Affirm Holdings' (NASDAQ:AFRM) shares. Affirm stock is neither a buy nor sell after falling over 60% in 2022. AFRM is not a Buy, as its share price could remain weak going forward considering rising rates and regulatory headwinds.
Is Affirm overvalued?
It doesn't matter how much revenue you generate when you're hemorrhaging money. If this doesn't happen, Affirm stock looks incredibly overvalued, even with shares down 60% year to date.
Is Affirm stock a buy right now?
So for now, Affirm stock is not a buy right now.
When can I buy Affirm stock?
Affirm priced its initial public offering on January 12, 2021, and shares of its Class A Common Stock began trading on the Nasdaq Global Select Market on January 13, 2021.
Is Affirm a buy Zacks?
Zacks' proprietary data indicates that Affirm Holdings, Inc. is currently rated as a Zacks Rank 3 and we are expecting an inline return from the AFRM shares relative to the market in the next few months.
What is Nvda target price?
Stock Price TargetHigh$433.82Low$130.00Average$258.24Current Price$187.20
Is Affirm growing?
Affirm continues to report strong growth with large losses. The BNPL product remains too costly to warrant an investment even with the stock trading at the all-time lows. The stock isn't investable until the fintech lowers the cost structure while maintaining growth.
Is Affirm losing money?
Affirm Holdings (NASDAQ:AFRM) keeps growing, but its stock keeps sinking. Shares have lost nearly 75% of their value, just since the first of the year.
Does Affirm have a moat?
Affirm has no real moat in this market. If another player is willing to take more losses with their balance sheet, they can replace Affirm as the point of sale lender. Many merchants may add all BNPL or POS loan options.