Considered a very cheap AI play, but its significant exposure to the 'undesirable risk' of the car lending business makes it a less favorable option than its peer, Pagaya.

Down 7% as part of a sector-wide sell-off in fintech and high-growth stocks.

The company's CTO made the first insider purchase in over two years, buying $4 million worth of stock, which is a strong bullish signal.

Mentioned in a negative comparison to SoFi, which originated more loans in the last quarter. The host suggests SoFi is 'beating Upstart at its own game'.

The stock rebounded after BTIG issued a correction for a 'calculation error' in a negative report about its delinquencies.

A negative report from the company regarding credit delinquencies caused its stock and other fintech lenders to sell off.

A negative report of rising loan delinquencies caused a sell-off in the sector. The company is used as a point of contrast to highlight SoFi's superior underwriting model.

Viewed as a bellwether for the lending market, but speakers are not fans of its business model, specifically its 'loss sharing agreements'.

Despite beating on revenue and EPS, the stock reversed from a 15% gain to a 14% loss, suggesting deep investor concern over guidance or other details, making it a very risky stock.