After a difficult start to the year that saw shares drop 6% in the first half of 2024, PayPal (PYPL 0.40%) is on its way up, winning over investors in remarkable fashion. The fintech stock has soared 42% in the last six months, which puts its year-to-date gain at 39% (as of Dec. 18), well ahead of the broader S&P 500.
Although PYPL's cheap valuation is noteworthy, lower Braintree volume and revenue growth in the near term, as well as higher expenses, are headwinds.
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Paypal (PYPL) concluded the recent trading session at $86.78, signifying a +1.56% move from its prior day's close.
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PayPal (PYPL -0.48%) has been an excellent performer in 2024, with the stock up 47% year to date as of Dec. 12. However, I'm predicting that it will deliver another year of market-beating performance in 2025, and in this video, I explain why.
This growth stock is an attractive option for long-term investors in 2025.
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The latest trading day saw Paypal (PYPL) settling at $89.40, representing a -1.49% change from its previous close.