Affirm at $65: Is Buy Now, Pay Later Finally Growing Up?
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- Affirm (AFRM) has rebounded into the mid‑$60s, shifting from hype story to real business test in a higher‑rate, heavily scrutinized BNPL world.
- The real engine is its underwriting and partnerships (like Amazon), where growth now has to coexist with tighter discipline on credit risk and funding costs.
- How Affirm executes from here will shape not just its stock, but what borrowing looks like for Gen Z and Millennials over the next decade.
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