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FirstCash.

American pawnshop company

Seen in 89 reportsLast reported Nov 2

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  • Enova Operational

    Both companies actively compete as peers within the consumer finance segment.

    Some supportJul 26
  • U.K. Structural

    FirstCash operates within the market and jurisdiction of the U.K., relying on its infrastructure and market presence.

    Some supportSep 28
  • Industry Shared context

    FirstCash's revenue growth expectations are contextualized against the growth rate of the wider industry.

    SpeculativeApr 28
  • Jim Cramer Mentioned together

    Jim Cramer provides financial commentary and valuation analysis on FirstCash.

    Some supportOct 8
  • SoFi Operational

    SoFi and FirstCash actively compete within the personal loan segment.

    Some supportJul 28
  • HSBC Mentioned together

    Both entities are co-mentioned as part of the group of financial stocks experiencing mixed performance.

    Some supportOct 24
  • Capital One Operational

    Both Capital One and FirstCash are identified as finance companies competing for investment.

    Some supportOct 14
  • Latin America Shared context

    FirstCash operates retail pawn stores across the geographical context of Latin America.

    Well supportedOct 8
  • MarketBeat Mentioned together

    MarketBeat aggregates and reports analyst ratings for the company FirstCash.

    Some supportAug 26
  • South America Shared context

    FirstCash operates stores within the geographic region of South America.

    Some supportJun 23
  • Nelnet Mentioned together

    Both entities are classified as mid-cap finance companies.

    Some supportOct 18
  • Hamilton Lane Mentioned together

    Both companies are noted to benefit from shared macroeconomic conditions, specifically consumer spending and lower discount rates.

    Some supportNov 2

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