PayPal: No Longer Submerged In The Water

Summary:

  • 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.
  • More effective monetization and integration with Venmo could unlock more optimistic growth prospects.
  • I argue why PYPL stock is well-positioned to head higher as the market moves on from its past malaise. Read on to find out why.

Paypal Plans To Cut 7% Of Workforce

Justin Sullivan

PayPal: Finally Bottomed

PayPal Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ:PYPL) investors have not given up faith in the company, as the stock of the leading payments provider has continued its recovery over the past four weeks. Accordingly, PYPL bottomed out in late


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