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AFRM earnings is coming up. Here's a quick look at what's happening:
Affirm Holdings, Inc. (AFRM) is reporting earnings on August 25. Lets zoom in on how the stock is performing.
Analysts are thinking we'll see an EPS (earnings per share) of -$0.73, GAAP of -$0.57, on revenue of $354.86M for Affirm Holdings, Inc. on Thursday. Over the last 90 days, analysts have lowered estimates once and not raised them at all.
AFRM bulls will be waiting to hear three things. The first is that the reported EPS beat the estimates of analysts. The stock will move on that news. The second is that the company is also reporting higher than expected revenues. Third, the company paints a picture of growth that guides analysts to a future of strong growth. If these three things happen, the share price should react positively.
Grizzly bears possess a biting force of over 1200 PSI, which is enough to crush a bowling ball or an iron skillet. AFRM bears cannot do that, but they can listen for news that the company underperformed analysts' estimates for EPS, Revenues, or future guidance. They'll also want to build negative growth story that frames the company's future as one of deceleration or even decline in revenues over the following quarters.
Regardless of which side of the fence you're on, it's important to note that sometimes the company's earnings report plays less of a role in moving the price than the analysts' estimates. This can be caused by a change in the analysts' estimates based on the Q&A from the conference call with management discussing the earnings report.
Share price moves can have an impact on existing shareholder sentiment. As of August 17 shares of AFRM are trading at $39.91. Over the last 52-week period, the price is down -77.41%.
Analysts are thinking we'll see an EPS (earnings per share) of -$0.73, GAAP of -$0.57, on revenue of $354.86M for Affirm Holdings, Inc. on Thursday. Over the last 90 days, analysts have lowered estimates once and not raised them at all.
AFRM bulls will be waiting to hear three things. The first is that the reported EPS beat the estimates of analysts. The stock will move on that news. The second is that the company is also reporting higher than expected revenues. Third, the company paints a picture of growth that guides analysts to a future of strong growth. If these three things happen, the share price should react positively.
Grizzly bears possess a biting force of over 1200 PSI, which is enough to crush a bowling ball or an iron skillet. AFRM bears cannot do that, but they can listen for news that the company underperformed analysts' estimates for EPS, Revenues, or future guidance. They'll also want to build negative growth story that frames the company's future as one of deceleration or even decline in revenues over the following quarters.
Regardless of which side of the fence you're on, it's important to note that sometimes the company's earnings report plays less of a role in moving the price than the analysts' estimates. This can be caused by a change in the analysts' estimates based on the Q&A from the conference call with management discussing the earnings report.
Share price moves can have an impact on existing shareholder sentiment. As of August 17 shares of AFRM are trading at $39.91. Over the last 52-week period, the price is down -77.41%.
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