Klarna KLAR stock prediction: $25 bull vs $12 bear
The lazy read on Klarna (NYSE: KLAR) is that it is a fading buy-now-pay-later brand that went public into a hostile tape and has traded like it ever since — down from a $45.48 post-IPO
The lazy read on Klarna (NYSE: KLAR) is that it is a fading buy-now-pay-later brand that went public into a hostile tape and has traded like it ever since — down from a $45.48 post-IPO
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