AFRMAffirm Holdings Inc
Company Overview
Name
52W High
52W Low
Market Cap
Dividend Yield
Price/earnings
P/E
Dividends
No dividend
Sentiment
Score
Bullish
77
Low
Neutral
High
0
50
100
Trade Volume
Score
Neutral
50
Low
Neutral
High
0
50
100
Income Statement
Total Revenue
Operating Revenue
Total Gross Profit
Total Operating Income
Net Income
EV to EBITDA
EV to Revenue
Price to Book value
Price to Earnings
Additional Data
Selling, General & Admin Expense
Marketing Expense
Other Operating Expenses / (Income)
Restructuring Charge
Total Operating Expenses
Other Income / (Expense), net
Earnings History
Estimated EPS
Reported EPS
N/ACompany Overview
Name
52W High
52W Low
Market Cap
Dividend Yield
Price/earnings
P/E
Dividends
No dividend
Sentiment
Score
Bullish
77
Low
Neutral
High
0
50
100
Trade Volume
Score
Neutral
50
Low
Neutral
High
0
50
100
Income Statement
Total Revenue
Operating Revenue
Total Gross Profit
Total Operating Income
Net Income
EV to EBITDA
EV to Revenue
Price to Book value
Price to Earnings
Additional Data
Selling, General & Admin Expense
Marketing Expense
Other Operating Expenses / (Income)
Restructuring Charge
Total Operating Expenses
Other Income / (Expense), net
Earnings History
Estimated EPS
Reported EPS
N/AUpcoming Earnings
Company Info
CEO
Max R. Levchin
Location
California, USA
Exchange
Nasdaq
Website
https://affirm.com
Summary
Affirm Holdings, Inc.
Company Info
CEO
Max R. Levchin
Location
California, USA
Exchange
Nasdaq
Website
https://affirm.com
Summary
Affirm Holdings, Inc.
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AFRM vs CRCL
AFRM vs CRCL
Curious what people think
is tied closely to everyday consumer spending. It benefits when people are comfortable buying things in installments and retailers keep pushing flexible payment options. The upside is clear when spending is strong, but it can struggle if consumers pull back.
feels more like a long-term fintech infrastructure play. It’s connected to how digital money moves, especially around stablecoins and payment rails. It may not move with consumer moods as much, but it depends on how digital payments and crypto adoption evolve over time.
One is more sensitive to economic cycles, the other is more about long-term trends.
Which one would you rather hold right now ?
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