BTIG attributes the 20% rally in shares of Paysafe (PSFE) following the in-line Q2 results to low expectations rather than a change in fundamentals. The firm, however, thinks the earnings print and management commentary should give investors confidence in the company’s growth and product initiatives. BTIG continues to feel Paysafe’s valuation is “too cheap” and keeps a Buy rating on the name with a $22 price target The stock in afternoon trading is up 19% to $14.03.
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