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2 Reasons Why the Sky's Not Falling at Upstart

Justin Pope, The Motley Fool
·4 min read
2 Reasons Why the Sky's Not Falling at Upstart
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  • UPST

Financial technology company Upstart Holdings (NASDAQ: UPST) has proven to be one of the most volatile stocks on Wall Street since going public at the end of 2020. Investors were shocked when Upstart's 2022 first-quarter earnings report revealed a surge in loans on the company's balance sheet, a potentially risky situation in an economy that appears to be slowing. Upstart receives a fee for the loans it touches, making it more a technology platform than an actual lender.

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