A Twitter slip-up sent Affirm's shares on a wild ride that ended with the buy-now-pay-later company’s worst one-day drop on record
A Twitter slip-up sent Affirm Holdings Inc.’s shares on a wild ride that ended with the buy-now-pay-later company’s worst one-day drop on record.
Affirm closed down 21% at $58.68, a huge reversal from its performance earlier in the day, after the company accidentally tweeted some key quarterly results early. At one point, shares were up more than 12% at nearly $84.
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