He started buying late last year and he loves the business. It was spun off from Ebay and is now much bigger than Ebay. The business continues to fire on all cylinders. It is not as big in Canada as in the US. It competes with Square but trades at a much cheaper valuation. He really likes V-N but decided to by PYPL-Q instead. (Analysts’ price target is $322.00)
Paypal earns $3.50-$4.00 per share, which is around 80x earnings. People pay for expectation of flow of cashflow. There is hype in fintech. You must marry the opportunity for the price of it. Fintech presents a big opportunity. However, is the price worth it? Would pass on Paypal, and also on Mastercard even. Too expensive right now.
Paypal earns $3.50-$4.00 per share, which is around 80x earnings. People pay for expectation of flow of cashflow. There is hype in fintech. You must marry the opportunity for the price of it. Fintech presents a big opportunity. However, is the price worth it? Would pass on Paypal, and also on Mastercard even. Too expensive right now.
Likes it and Square. Highly leveraged to growth in e-commerce. Caters to both merchants and consumers. Perpetually expensive, though a bit cheaper recently. Right now, he'd lean toward Visa as a safer way to play the payment space.
$1.9 trillion stimulus relief passes into law. Never underestimate U.S. consumers wanting to spend. One name that's been under pressure is PayPal lately, trading below the January low of $225. It's bounced a bit. PayPal could be playing catch-up now. Forget about where, but how the consumer will spend.
$1.9 trillion stimulus relief passes into law. Never underestimate U.S. consumers wanting to spend. One name that's been under pressure is PayPal lately, trading below the January low of $225. It's bounced a bit. PayPal could be playing catch-up now. Forget about where, but how the consumer will spend.
Likes Visa and Mastercard. Both driven by the same metrics. Trans-border transaction volume has declined due to less traveling. Paypal is very e-commerce driven. Has continued to buy Visa with new client money in anticipation for a pickup in leisure and business travel.
Likes Visa and Mastercard. Both driven by the same metrics. Trans-border transaction volume has declined due to less traveling. Paypal is very e-commerce driven. Has continued to buy Visa with new client money in anticipation for a pickup in leisure and business travel.
Ranking : 5 out of 5
Bullish - Buy Signals / Votes : 15
Neutral - Hold Signals / Votes : 1
Bearish - Sell Signals / Votes : 2
Total Signals / Votes : 18
PayPal Holdings Inc. is a American stock, trading under the symbol PYPL-Q on the NASDAQ (PYPL). It is usually referred to as NASDAQ:PYPL or PYPL-Q
In the last year, 18 stock analysts published opinions about PYPL-Q. 15 analysts recommended to BUY the stock. 2 analysts recommended to SELL the stock. The latest stock analyst recommendation is STRONG BUY. Read the latest stock experts' ratings for PayPal Holdings Inc..
PayPal Holdings Inc. was recommended as a Top Pick by Barry Schwartz on 2021-07-19. Read the latest stock experts ratings for PayPal Holdings Inc..
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On 2021-08-04, PayPal Holdings Inc. (PYPL-Q) stock closed at a price of $275.5.
He started buying late last year and he loves the business. It was spun off from Ebay and is now much bigger than Ebay. The business continues to fire on all cylinders. It is not as big in Canada as in the US. It competes with Square but trades at a much cheaper valuation. He really likes V-N but decided to by PYPL-Q instead. (Analysts’ price target is $322.00)