your post is nothing more than upraming fluff, trying to put a positive spin on a crumbling story.
Many holders here (including myself) could only dream were could get taken over by Affirm, but the way Affirm probably looks at it is, why do we need to buy zip? Plus, it does not make any logical sense for a BNPL to buy another BNPL company.
Affirm 7.1m users last report 100% growth, and this excludes the Walmart transition to affirm only, and Amazon US.
with affirms recent announcements of major vendors, and given they were already seen all over the US, I would anticipate their numbers being closer to 20m before mid next year.
With Square and APT about to go nuclear on their launch, and crypto ready, it makes even less of an argument.
out of a US population of 330m (excluding aliens), wouldn’t it be cheaper and more cost effective for an existing large BNPL to keep spending on their growth via technology, marketing and promotions, and winning major contracts, than pay enormous sums of money for what will essentially be a very expensive rebrand.
Plus with zip share price in a constant downtrend, no advisor in their right mind would be telling Max to buy zip at this point in time. They would prefer risking waiting for us to hit $4s or $5s
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