In the most recent trading session, Paypal (PYPL) closed at $60.02, indicating a +1.89% shift from the previous trading day.
PayPal (PYPL) presents solid long-term prospects on the back of a strong portfolio, growing customer momentum and strength in cryptocurrency amid short-term headwinds.
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PayPal stock basically went nowhere for the past few weeks, while the S&P 500 continued to see new ATH. I think this should change shortly. Despite a drop in the total number of users, transaction volume is also growing, which is positive and allows the company to generate a substantial amount of free cash flow. PayPal's FCF should help surpass the pessimistic EPS consensus for 2024 if the company continues to repurchase shares at similar volumes and maintains its net income growth rate.
PayPal's growth has slowed, but the trends are still encouraging. The stock's valuation is well below its past average.
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PayPal stock has dropped 10.1% since March 2024, but financial data shows revenue growth, active account stabilization, and increased payment transactions. Profits and cash flows have increased, with adjusted earnings per share expected to rise in the mid to high single digits for 2024. PayPal is undervalued compared to similar companies, with a strong net cash position, active share buybacks, and growth potential, making it a "strong buy."
If you're reluctant to invest in PayPal (NASDAQ: PYPL ), that's understandable. It's difficult for PayPal to protect its market share in the crowded and highly competitive fintech space.
For the first time since the start of this year, half of analysts covering PayPal Holdings Inc. shares are in the bull camp.
This leading fintech company continues to grow total transactions and payment volume. It benefits from a significant network advantage, insulating it from competitive pressures.
Mesh, a U.S. fintech whose investors include PayPal Ventures, will provide customers of Italian digital asset wallet Conio access to several leading crypto exchanges, such as Binance or Coinbase, the two companies said on Monday.
RBC Capital analyst Daniel Perlin reiterated PayPal Holdings Inc PYPL with an Outperform and a $84 price target.