Upstart Holdings Stock News

Shares of Upstart (UPST 0.11%) pulled back in September on signs that delinquency rates on its loans could be rising.

Lower interest rates increase economic activity by making it less costly to purchase goods and services that require financing.

Growth stocks tend to lead the market in either direction. When the market is in fine bull form, it's the growth stocks that are out in front, pulling it forward.

The fear that AI could kill Upstart fundamentally misunderstands the problem. I explain why credit is a specialized "survival problem" that generic AI can't solve. Upstart's AI model is trained on over 91 million repayment events. I discuss how this massive dataset creates a powerful flywheel effect that is nearly impossible to replicate. The argument that banks will simply build their own comp...

Upstart (UPST -3.15%) is a high-risk investment with the potential for excellent rewards.

As interest rates decrease, consumers become more interested in purchasing things that need to be financed.

A researcher reported that there has been a notable rise in short interest with loan marketplace Upstart (UPST -5.82%). Since that nugget of information hit the market on Tuesday, the company's stock has obeyed gravity.

The Federal Reserve finally cut its benchmark rate by 25 basis points on Sept. 17. That marked its first rate cut of 2025, and the Fed penciled in another two rate cuts by the end of the year.