Shortly after PayPal (NYSE: PYPL) announced a partnership with Dutch payments firm Adyen to offer Fastlane, PayPal's checkout tool for enterprise and marketplace customers in the United States, its stocks soared to a 52-week high, and Wall Street analysts have expressed optimism.
PayPal Holdings Inc's PYPL Fastlane is gearing up for a major boost thanks to its newly expanded partnership with Adyen. Adyen will now distribute Fastlane to its domestic enterprise and marketplace clients.
PayPal stock has outperformed the S&P 500 since my previous update, validating my bullish thesis. Management has shown glimpses of brilliance as its turnaround is finally in sight. PayPal is making progress in the branded and unbranded space, underscoring its improved execution.
PayPal is poised to take advantage of the iPhone's newly opened-up NFC capabilities by developing a mobile wallet of its own for EU users. Earlier this month, Apple announced it would allow third-party developers to access new NFC (near-field communications) and Secure Element APIs, which today power contactless transactions and payments — like those enabled by Apple Wallet.
Charts show the stock trying to break out of previous resistance. With the latest Adyen deal, the stock seems to be regaining its old mojo and is poised for upside.
FinTech platform Adyen will offer the Fastlane by PayPal checkout experience to its enterprise and marketplace customers. The rollout of this offering will begin with Adyen's customers in the United States and then extend globally in the future, Adyen and PayPal Holdings said in a Tuesday (Aug. 20) press release.
PayPal has the potential to appreciate over 100% in 5 years with share buybacks and multiple expansions if execution is spot on. Positive factors include a strong brand, FCF growth, and aggressive share buybacks. Concerns include declining capital efficiency, competition catching up, and margin pressure.
Zacks.com users have recently been watching Paypal (PYPL) quite a bit. Thus, it is worth knowing the facts that could determine the stock's prospects.
This business continues to post solid revenue growth, and it's very profitable. Competition is fierce, but this company has network effects protecting its industry position.
Paypal is trading below it's long term growth trend lines in revenue and EPS growth. The company recently beat and raised, leading to the trajectory in share price since the last earnings call. Even with the price increase, the stock still trades at a more than 9% free cash flow yield or 7.1% when backing out share based compensation.
Investors interested in stocks from the Internet - Software sector have probably already heard of Paypal (PYPL) and BlackLine (BL). But which of these two stocks presents investors with the better value opportunity right now?
PayPal (PYPL) rides on portfolio strength, customer strategies, and growing relationships with customers and merchants.