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$AFRM COMPLETE ELLIOT WAVE ANALYSIS Observing the price action of NASDAQ:AFRM , it is evident that it has been navigating through a corrective wave since its inception. Recently, it has culminated the larger corrective Wave B, under which it has also completed the primary Wave C. The completion of Wave C was marked by the termination of Wave 5. This progression implies that NASDAQ:AFRM is now embarking on the larger Wave C, which is anticipated to descend below the trough of Wave A. Based on my analysis, I project the termination of Wave C near the $4 mark. However, it's important to note that the exact timing and price level remain uncertain while the bearish POI stands firm
NASDAQ:AFRMShort
by thekidtrader11
2
AFRM showing the first signs of an overbought market and....About a month or so ago I was in a walmart self-checkout line on the west coast of the U.S. and noticed it had Affirm as a payment option. this is the good ol, buy the rumor, sell the news. Whales already were buying the stock lows, knowing an impending credit crisis is looming and the consumer will just find new ways to spend, and AFRM was the first of its kind. it was a covid darling, straight through the ground, now forming its cup and handle, and participating in what will be yet again a major financial/credit crisis, as consumers decide to BNPL on EVERYTHING they can't immediately buy. But it's the holidays man, come on mannnn I'll use it just this once; after all my credit is shot anyways. credit card payments will cease to be made, as buy now pay later is a debit purchasing program. credit payments will fall to the background of important issues. why? americans going to spend. period. I myself have been victim to this. There is also a multitude of other BNPL Programs, Afterpay, Klarna, Loes, Apple, Nearly every marjor company is begging to implement some form of BNPL. It is the purposeful defualt of the american consumer and economy. AFRM was the perfect example of buy the rumor sell the news because the news was already there if you simply know what Peter Lynch suggests when picking a stock to invest in. "Look around you." AFRM was already there. (Rumor) and then the press release sent it through the roof, priming it for profit taking and shorts. crazy times we live in.
NASDAQ:AFRM
by nfellow08
1
Affirm long ideaPretty straight forward stoploss and profit target. This might of course not workout at all but to me it seems like institutions have built a position in Affirm during the last couple of weeks. I believe this due to the constant super high volume and it was most buy side. Seen this in swedish stocks like Addlife recently. Constant inflows and it was funds that did some of that. Went from 55-60 to now 110 in a short period. Not because of good earnings imo. Now you choose your own trades of course. This is just my ideas that I share. We will see in time how this one play out
NASDAQ:AFRMLong
by DagligHandel
Overbought - Pull back for rocket launch to $70 in the LTNASDAQ:AFRM should def be on your watch list going into 2024. To keep my analysis simple, we can see a major inverted head and shoulder forming with an approach to the neckline after completing the head. We can see a high probability of a rejection at this neckline due to the RSI showing overbought on the daily/weekly. I wouldnt short the neckline due to the high momentum the overall markets have experienced, we can still run higher in this overbought scenario. 2 possible scenario ill look at. Entry long on the bottom of the right shoulder with candlestick confirmation/volume with a target of the neckline. Second, Entry long break of the neckline with volume (Can wait for retest for entry) and stop loss at the bottom of right shoulder.. target $70 with TP at $50 and $60. Target could be reached in 1-3 months or sooner. Not financial advise, pure speculation. Use proper risk management.
NASDAQ:AFRMLong
by ThornhillHQ
5
$AFRM Possible Double Top InsightNASDAQ:AFRM double top insight on the weekly chart, a development that is garnering attention from both bears and bulls in the market. Bears are keen on seeing the stock reach this critical level soon, as it could indicate a reversal and a potential downturn. On the other hand, bulls are looking for signs of bullish consolidation, as this could provide the momentum needed to break through this level, invalidating the double top and potentially leading to further upward movement.
NASDAQ:AFRM
by AlgoTradeAlert
"Short" Term Investor ThinkingIf you're swinging calls short term, then congrats on the crazy rise. And who knows, it could go to $40 in the short term. If you're a long term investor however, the inevitable will eventually catch up to this company. This company is not profitable, and they keep being super aggressive and increasing their losses as they generate more revenue. In a climate with high rates, high credit delinquency, and potentially a credit default in the future (just my opinion), this company is doomed. BNPL is seen as a bad sign for the economy considering people are struggling to pay off their holiday shopping and choose to "worry about it later". Not to mention, the competition is high in this type of business with competing brands such as Klarna, Quadpay, Paypal's BNPL, and more. Not financial advice, good luck to all :)
NASDAQ:AFRMShort
by Trader_Mayhem
$AFRM Breaking outWhile the initial breakout is an important indicator, the key now is to wait for confirmation of this trend. Confirmation refers to additional signs or signals that reinforce the breakout's validity, suggesting it's not a false or temporary movement. After confirmation, investors and analysts often anticipate a pullback, a slight reversal or dip in the stock's price following the breakout. This pullback can provide an opportunity for investors to enter the market at a more favorable price point, assuming the overall bullish trend continues.
NASDAQ:AFRM
by AlgoTradeAlert
$AFRM Double TopThe stock of Affirm Holdings, Inc. (ticker symbol: NASDAQ:AFRM ), has demonstrated a technical pattern known as a "Double Top." This pattern is identified on the chart by two distinct peaks at approximately the same price level and is considered a bearish reversal formation. It typically indicates that the stock has attempted to break through a certain price point on two separate occasions but has failed to maintain upward momentum. In the case of NASDAQ:AFRM , after the stock price reached its first peak, it subsequently retreated, only to rise back to that peak level again. The inability of the stock to push past this resistance level during the second attempt is what completes the Double Top pattern. Technical analysts interpret this as a signal that the buying pressure is exhausted and that the sellers are starting to dominate, potentially leading to a trend reversal from previously bullish to bearish. The confirmation of the Double Top pattern would come with a break below the support level that lies between the two peaks, often referred to as the "neckline." If the price of NASDAQ:AFRM falls below this neckline with significant volume, it could confirm the pattern and suggest a potential sell-off, as traders may take this as a cue to exit long positions or possibly establish short positions. Investors using technical analysis would keep a close watch on NASDAQ:AFRM for any significant moves below the neckline, as this could indicate the start of a downward trend and a shift in the stock’s momentum. It's important to note, though, that while technical patterns like the Double Top can provide insights, they should ideally be considered alongside other fundamental and market factors when making investment decisions.
NASDAQ:AFRM
by AlgoTradeAlert
2
$AFRM Macro Headwinds May Drag It DownAffirm Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: AFRM) is a BNPL service provider that rose to prominence during the pandemic. Currently, the stock is up more than 60% since releasing its 2023 annual report, despite the Fed’s tightening policy showing its impact on the company’s operations. With the student loan repayments resuming last month after a 3-year pause, the company may struggle in the coming quarters as consumers will have to choose between paying rent, buying food, and paying their BNPL loans. Meanwhile, its cost of capital is high due to the high interest rates which may impact its bottom line. Considering the underwhelming earnings and guidance by fellow fintech startup Upstart Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: UPST), AFRM stock may be poised to lose all the gains it made in recent months on its guidance when it reports on November 8th after hours. AFRM Fundamentals Fed’s Policy is Squeezing Consumers The high interest rate environment has severely impacted customer spending. In the Commerce Department’s final revision of Q2 GDP, consumer spending was revised to a .8% annualized rate, significantly down from the 1.7% reflected in the previous estimate. All in all, spending in Q2 grew at its slowest pace since Q1 2022 when it was flat. Despite this, BNPL use is still growing with 46% of Americans saying they’ve used such loans which is up from 43% last year, according to a survey conducted by LendingTree (NASDAQ: TREE). Since Affirm is one of the leading BNPL providers, it wasn’t surprising to see the lender grow its customers by 18% YoY in Q4 2023 to 16.5 million. That said, this increase may not be positive as more consumers are using BNPL services to make ends meet. The aforementioned survey found that 27% of BNPL users use these loans as a bridge to their next paycheck amid rampant inflation, high interest rates, and growing layoffs. In addition, these loans are being used to purchase groceries with 21% of BNPL users having used at least one of such loans to buy groceries. At the same time, the survey found that 40% of users have paid late on at least one of their loans. That being said, it’s worth noting that BNPL users have a lower credit rating than non-BNPL borrowers. In a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) survey, BNPL borrowers had an average credit score in the range of 580 – 669 which makes them “subprime borrowers”. Meanwhile, consumers who don’t use BNPL have an average score in the range of 670 – 739 which is the prime range. Furthermore, about half of BNPL users had less cash and savings than what they paid for their BNPL purchases. This means that these users wouldn’t be able to afford those purchases without borrowing which could be due to them having a credit card utilization rate between 40% and 50%. Another finding of the survey was that BNPL users were 11% more likely to have a delinquency of at least 30 days. The difference between BNPL users and non-BNPL users is especially clear when looking at their store and credit card debts. 9% of BNPL users with credit cards missed payments of 30 days or more, compared to only 3% of non-BNPL borrowers. Additionally, 8% of BNPL users were late making payments on their store cards, compared to 1% of consumers who don’t use BNPL. While Affirm’s delinquency rates remained near last year’s levels, they could start increasing in the next 2 quarters given that the company’s fiscal year ends on June 30. This means that its last reported figures don’t take into consideration the hardships faced by consumers. Therefore, the company’s Q1 and Q2 2024 earnings reports will be critical to get a better picture of how the current macro environment will impact both its top line and bottom line, especially with the resumption of student loan repayments. Student Loan Repayments Will Deal Another Blow With student loan repayments resuming this month, this will certainly add more pressure on consumers. Goldman Sachs analysts expect the resumption of student loan payments to cost households around $70 billion per year which would subtract .8% from consumer spending in Q4 2023, slowing it down to 1.4%, per their estimates. As a result, Affirm’s gross merchandise value (GMV), which is the total value of transactions, could witness decelerating growth or even decline in the coming quarters. The company’s GMV already witnessed decelerating growth in Q4 2023 as it grew 25% YoY compared to 76% in Q4 2022 due to the current macro environment. This is further proof that consumers are spending more cautiously, and with student loan repayments resuming, consumers’ excess savings are likely to further shrink, tightening their credit. As a result, AFRM may report another decelerating GMV growth in its upcoming Q1 earnings. Tightening Policy is Showing Its Impact In addition to student loan payments, the current high interest rates could further impact Affirm’s earnings in the coming quarters after the Fed’s tightening policy started to show its impact on the company’s operations in Q4 2023. Since Affirm is not a bank, it doesn’t have customer deposits that it can use to fund its BNPL loans. Therefore, it partners with banks or issues bonds to raise the capital required to lend its customers. As interest rates are at a 22-year high, Affirm’s cost of capital is increasing which makes it more expensive for it to make BNPL loans. This was evident in the company’s Q4 2023 earnings with its revenue less transaction costs declining 1% YoY as the benefits of larger volume could not outweigh inflated financing obligations. RLTC is a critical metric for BNPL providers since it measures the profitability of the business by subtracting the funding costs from the revenue generated from BNPL transactions. Moreover, the higher interest rates have led Affirm’s funding costs in FY 2023 to increase by a staggering 163% YoY. As such, it is clear that interest rates are starting to impact the profitability of the company’s business. That said, the company has implemented a number of pricing initiatives to offset the impact of the high interest rates. These initiatives include increasing its maximum APR from 30% to 36%, offering low APR loans ranging from 4% to 9.99% as an alternative to monthly 0% APR programs, as well as shortening loan lengths and minimum order sizes for monthly 0% APR programs. However, these initiatives may cause the company’s customers to use other BNPL providers that offer better terms when making their purchases, especially with the resumption of student loan repayments that will add pressure on consumers as discussed earlier. Looking ahead, most analysts anticipate the Fed will hike rates one more time in 2023 to ultimately achieve a restrictive policy stance sufficient to curb inflation. Further tightening would serve to increase Affirm’s cost of borrowing and squeeze loan margins. In this way, there is little room for the company to compensate through volume alone without more aggressive repricing that endangers its customer base. Upside Risks The main risk to AFRM stock’s bearish thesis is if consumer spending doesn’t get impacted by the resumption of student loans. Mizuho analysts estimate the resumption of student loan repayments to present a 2% headwind to the BNPL industry’s growth volume which is insignificant. Also, Mizuho found in a survey that consumers with student loan debt tend to have higher incomes compared to those who don’t. As such, Affirm may not be impacted by this event, however, it is worth noting that BNPL users who have student loan debt use more BNPL services than those who aren’t repaying student loans which could prove to be an issue for the company’s business. Technical Analysis On the hourly chart, AFRM stock is in a neutral trend, however, it recently broke its sideways channel between $16.4 and $21.3. Looking at the indicators, the stock is above the 200, 50, and 21 MAs which is a bullish sign. Meanwhile, the RSI is neutral at 63 and the MACD is bearish. As for the fundamentals, AFRM’s upcoming Q1 earnings on November 8th after hours will be a major catalyst, especially after UPST’s results. Considering the tough macro environment for BNPL providers, the company may report underwhelming financials and guidance which could see the stock fall near the $16 support. Therefore, investors could start a short position in the stock in the $22 to $20 range. AFRM Forecast While more Americans are using BNPL services this year compared to last year, they are facing trouble paying off their loans. With student loan repayments resuming last month, consumers will be under more pressure as they will have to choose between paying rent, buying groceries, repaying their student loan debt, and paying BNPL loans. This could have catastrophic impacts on Affirm as its delinquency rates may increase in FY 2024. At the same time, the resumption of student loan repayments is expected to slow down consumer spending amid the high interest rates. On that note, the current macro environment reflected on Affirm’s Q4 earnings as its GMV growth decelerated from 76% last year to 25% which means that consumers are already spending more cautiously without accounting for student loan repayments. Meanwhile, the company’s RLTC declined 1% YoY, indicating that the profitability of its business is under threat since this means that its cost of capital is high. Given that these headwinds may severely impact Affirm’s top line and bottom line in FY 2024, investors may find it lucrative to take a short position in its stock.
NASDAQ:AFRM
by Penny_Stocks_Today
AFRM Affirm Holdings Options Ahead of EarningsIf you haven`t bought AFRM ahead of the previous earnings: or when you saw those big puts adding: Then Analyzing the options chain and the chart patterns of AFRM Affirm Holdings prior to the earnings report this week, I would consider purchasing the 20usd strike price Puts with an expiration date of 2024-1-19, for a premium of approximately $2.17. If these options prove to be profitable prior to the earnings release, I would sell at least half of them. Looking forward to read your opinion about it.
NASDAQ:AFRMShort
by TopgOptions
Affirm Shares Soar 19% On BNPL Offering For Amazon BusinessShares of payments provider Affirm (AFRM) jumped more than 19% after expanding its partnership with Amazon (AMZN) to offer buy now, pay later (BNPL) services to the e-commerce giant's business-to-business (B2B) clients. Thousands of small business users on Amazon Business—most of them sole proprietors—stand to benefit from expanded payment options that include paying off their purchases via equal installments over three to 48 months. While most BNPL payment options don't charge interest, customers on Amazon's B2B platform will be charged an annual percentage rate (APR) between 10% and 36% depending on perceived credit risk, Affirm's Chief Revenue Officer Wayne Pommen said in an interview with CNBC. At a time of rising borrowing costs, this could be a viable alternative to traditional payment options like credit cards—on which interest rates have soared to records recently, reaching a median of 24.12% across all credit cards. Amazon's partnership with Affirm stretches back more than two years, when the e-commerce giant first introduced the financial firm's BNPL services on its website, offering it to customers who spent $50 or more on a purchase. Earlier this year, Amazon also added Affirm as a BNPL payment option on Amazon Pay Affirm shares have more than doubled so far this year/
NASDAQ:AFRMLong
by DEXWireNews