Affirm upgraded to Buy from Neutral at BofA 06:29 AFRM, PTON, SHOP BofA analyst Jason Kupferberg upgraded Affirm (AFRM) to Buy from Neutral with a price target of $71, up from $63. The company's consensus GMV and revenue estimates seem too low given the ramp potential of its Shopify (SHOP) relationship and the momentum in its non-Peloton (PTON) business. Kupferberg also notes that Affirm's key unit economics are trending well while investor sentiment is mixed with short interest near all-time highs at 28.8% of float. 28% short? AFRM Is Your Gummy Of The Month Of June!
Nio upgraded to Buy from Neutral at Citi 06:03 NIO Sprout Social assumed with an Overweight at KeyBanc 05:57 SPT KeyBanc analyst Michael Turits assumed coverage of Sprout Social with an Overweight rating and $82 price target. Sprout is a leading software-as-a-service based social media management platform used to publish, monitor, and manage companies' presence on social media, Turits tells investors in a research note. The analyst sees social media management as an "enabler for front office modernization," which he notes has accelerated since Covid-19. This is a nascent market with $2B-$3B current spend, says Turits. INTRODUCING KLARNA My Favorite CEO along with Dimon at Chase, NYSE is making a big push for this. There’s no doubt that a lot of people will be excited about the prospect of a Klarna listing on the London Stock Exchange,but it appears it’s not the only destination on the fintech’s mind. In an interview with BloombergSebastian Siemiatkowski,CEO and founder ofKlarna,said that Brexit could create an “amazing opportunity” for London to solidify itself as a world fintech leader. A spokesperson for the buy-now-pay-later giant said: “In deciding where to list, we are considering a range of factors including the investment culture and appetite for taking a long-term view, the potential for a fair valuation, and the strength of support for the fintech sector which of course is very strong in the UK." The fintech’s listing is still a while away too, with plans to list still at least one to two years down the line.////// That is the going line I have heard that the timeline has been greatly moved up.The valuation jumped from $11 Billion in Sept to $31B now-> it's getting too big. While the UK remains a very viable option for the fintech, the spokesperson emphasised that nothing has been set in stone yet and there are still other options on the table. The BNPL fintech has amassed over 90m users worldwide, with more than 14m of those being from here in the UK, meaning that London would be an attractive option for Klarna. This news will also surely be music to the government’s ears after a recent push to bring the London Stock Exchange more on par with its American rivals, the New York Stock Exchange and the NASDAQ.
It's almost a physical attraction I have for this guy. I find him handsome and rich. I think he is smack dab in the right sector at the right time this Fintech whatever that is... You hear about it alot. Fintech this Fintech that. Don't watch this whole video just get a feeling for who he is and look at around the 16.00 mark when he talks about taking on Paypal in England and winning. In Germany and winning etc. Look at that little smirk.. This is a new age Bank CEO. And would make for a great diner invite-
You all may remember I did a piece called " The Two Sprouts-- " and I gave out a buy on both Sprouts social & Sprouts Family Market but due to my funds only bought the " safer "one Sprouts Family markets.... SFM Of course Sprout Social has looked the stronger stock. I cannot really figure this company out. it seems they do what you hire an intern for -- Hey spruce up our social... Get us on Spotify or whatever.. Twitter, FB... Instagram. Snap. You just hire some 21 year old and do that... I really didn't see what makes this co so great. But a lot of analysts seem to like the numbers.- I will say Sprout Social looks Diversified as heck!
... So there I was with my friends not a care in the world, tossing beer bottles out the roof- You could do that in a Le Car! My Mom was very funky. Especially with her cars....
What's funny about that commercial is you see the car handling poorly and actually the suspension is way off probably from filming this commercial. This is a hard top version they came out with a roll back soft top as a way of doing a super large sunroof that's the one we had and it threw the aerodynamics off terribly...
this is the newest version f the P-7 - I'm not crazy about those doors watch carefully as they close - not firm enough. These type of doors are annoying it's very look at me and if you have a bag of groceries I don't see this as the way to go....