Needham keeps a Buy rating and $330 price target on Carvana (CVNA), saying the short report by Hindenburg seeking to question the company’s ability to grow units in the face of a lower appetite for auto loans due to partner concerns and worsening loan performance is “misplaced”. The firm is citing the extension of Carvana loan sale program with Ally Financial (ALLY) and the already depressed industry units and tight credit conditions, as well as peak seasonality for loan delinquencies and industry dynamics which are making loan extension growth look worse, the analyst tells investors in a research note. Industry conditions point unit upside is the likely path forward, the firm adds.
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