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04/09/20

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Originally posted by keith200: ↑

a libertarian who ignores people who post negative views on his beloved stock. any negative view is "foolish". Perhaps he views the negative arguments as "hate speech"??

A lot of the negative arguments here are summed up by UBS:

"UBS considers it inevitable new entrants will emerge, along with well-resourced incumbents in associated segments, and this will subsequently reduce the economics currently enjoyed by participants, limiting their long-term growth potential"

"There remains the possibility of regulatory intervention as such operators proliferate. UBS is of the view that the more successful Afterpay is the more likely it will attract scrutiny from regulators. Regulatory risks centre on whether Afterpay can continue to prohibit merchants from surcharging and whether it will be considered a provider of credit in the future."

But UBS are foolish, and other people with sell ratings on this stock are also foolish. I wonder if he has any APT bulls on ignore ?

Funniest libertarian i've ever come across

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"Regulatory risks centre on whether Afterpay can continue to prohibit merchants from surcharging and whether it will be considered a provider of credit in the future."

In case you're not aware, NCCP regulation risk was categorically scuppered 2 days ago. I wonder if UBS will come out with another upgrade?

APT Price at posting: $79.26 Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Held
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