A sell side firm says that 30-day delinquencies for the buy now pay later firm Affirm Holdings (AFRM) do not look that good. Is this "old news" at this point in time? Let's see what the charts and indicators suggest.



A sell side firm says that 30-day delinquencies for the buy now pay later firm Affirm Holdings (AFRM) do not look that good. Is this "old news" at this point in time? Let's see what the charts and indicators suggest.
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