PYPL
PayPal Holdings Inc
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Selling PYPL and SQ and buying back near the bottom?
2022 stocks that stand a good chance of rising at least 50%
Can someone explain to me how this change without sell volume works? (PYPL) 2% drop with no volume.
any under the radar small to mid-cap companies that you think will do well over the next 5, 10, 20, years?
$PYPL looking fantastic! Last quarterly earnings when we’ll despite the fall in stock and is set to surpass those earnings on 2/2/2022. Some major DD is in the works and some chatter about a potential PayPal currency that’s going to be backed by the US dollar…
Of all the beaten down stocks since November, which ones would you rate as reasonably safe bets over the next 1/2/3/4/5 years?
A lot of fellow redditors here should consider heavily weighting their portfolios to VOO/VTI
If you're looking for entry points after selloffs, look for base formation
Capture $PYPL CC premium with BMO upgrade, or hold on?
A message to all of you who earned less than 30% this year
stock substitution recommendation for tax-loss harvesting
Spread a tax loss harvest among several dogs in the portfolio, or just kill one investment dead?
Watching for PayPal to reverse. Underpriced, and don’t forget we’re about to see a monster reversal in the coin of bits which should add more fuel to PYPL
Tech stocks are so moist and juicy rn 🔝🤭 $BABA and $PYPL YOLO
Tech stocks make my nips tingle 🤓 $BABA and $PYPL YOLO
It's difficult to make a case for buying growth stocks right now that doesn't sound like bs
any other growth stocks that would be good to add to my incredibly tech-heavy portfolio?
I turned $400 into $8k once, I’ll do it again. PYPL calls are my final play.
It’s me, the guy who lost 1.5k in Tesla this week. Using my last funds to YOLO in PYPL 4/22 calls. Should make all my $$ back.
Buying the dip on "safe" stocks – am I really just gambling?
PayPal: Outlook Constructive amid the recent pullback
Bought the dip on PYPL Jan 2021 280c on 10/11/2021 when stock was $255, 💎🤚 like a 🤡 now they turned into FD’s (down $115,600) 🤦🏻♂️
PYPL Update. PYPL is closing above it's 21 day SMA!
From down over 95% to this. 1.5k -> 35k in two weeks. I had about 20k invested in TSLA, AMD , PYPL, and SQ calls expiring friday.
An update to my PYPL post. Looks like it is holding the line and hit a nice gap up this morning. Might be able to buy my wife's boyfriend a xmas present!!!
PayPal Stock (PYPL): $337 Price Target From Morgan Stanley.
Paypal completely undervalued right now... Reversal Candle Coming up? $PYPL
$PYPL. Did any of you guys buy your wife's boyfriend a Christmas present with PayPal?
Watch me either make a lot of money or lose a lot of money. Bullish on a recovery by $ADSK $PLTR $DIS $V $PYPL
Loss porn. Come February, that 1-year graph is gonna look great. Credit to BABA, PYPL, and BA.
Investing $15k first time in taxable account, need tips on what to invest
You don't need to get in on the ground floor to get 100 baggers
Is $PYPL a good play for the next couple months?
the first PYPL millionaire
$DPZ $PYPL Precise entry technique for options trades
$DPZ 230% Call option gain +$PYPL
Found out PYPL really stands for Pay Up Pal 💀
PayPal ‘now risks getting disrupted’ by competitors, analyst says in downgrade
Insider Buying: PayPal Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ:PYPL) Director Purchases 9,780 Shares of Stock
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I own both of these also - way too much of SQ, lol. Kept averaging down and buying on big dips. The thing to remember is that neither of these stocks had anything go seriously wrong. The PIN rumor that began the fall of PYPL proved to be fake news. Neither company had a big earnings miss, yet both had huge falls long before tech stocks in general began to fall. At the same time, V, MA, AFRM and the rest all took a dive (perhaps not as severe) but it seemed that the market believed no one would use a credit card or any form of electronic payment anymore. PYPL will come back eventually. SQ should make at least a partial comeback unless their CEO is so mesmerized by crypto that he bet the company’s future on it at the same time he changed the name. For now, I’m holding until their next earnings report to see how that goes. I agree with the others on here that trying to sell now and hope to buyback later is not a sound strategy.
I used that strategy with PYPL awhile back. Goodbye $1K.
Idk about Roku but I would and do hold the others. PYPL is intriguing here.
IMO almost all the growth tech stocks (CRM, SQ, PYPL, ZM etc) are being setup for rally at ER but how much pain we have till that is big question.
I would hardly say DIS, PYPL, BBY are not successful companies
NVDA is a forever hold. PYPL and SQ are undervalued IMO, but could go down further with tech stocks getting pummeled. I’m not interested in investing in ROKU. The streaming space is incredibly crowded and there’s not that much more growth to be had post-pandemic.
I am more referring to NVDA than SQ and PYPL.
Are PYPL and SQ leaders? V and MA are still used by many more people and those established names are expanding into many of the same areas.
In the 2000 crash cisco's P/S went from a top of 36.8 to a low of 3.9 and sits at 5.1 currently. The P/S of the other stocks NVDA: 27.7 (expensive), SQ: 3.7 and PYPL: 8.5. Even if those businesses execute as badly as cisco both except NVDA arent that overvalued atm.
>ROKU bought at $260, PYPL at $230, SQ at $180, and NVDA at $297 Your cost basis has nothing to do with whether or not you should continue holding a position. Do you think these stocks have a future? Did the fundamentals stay the same? Is the level of risk on your holdings acceptable? Are they uncorrelated? Has your time horizon stayed the same? If you answered yes to all of these then there is nothing further to consider. If anything other than the first two questions is a no then you may want to change things up but you don't have to.
Than wait to buy at $73 which is $ARKK 200 dma on the 2 year chart. You may find support there. If i look at $ARKK top 10 holdings, besides $TSLA, the only stock I find compelling is $COIN. I'd buy $PYPL over $SQ. $MSFT over $ZOOM. $EBAY over $SHOP. Any radio app even $SIRI over $SPOT. I'm prolly wrong but I could see a bounce off 200 dma.
Quick comment on NVDA. If the market has 3 or 4 consecutive green days, you might be able to get out of that bag. It would be the easiest bag for you to get out of, of the 4. Of course, NVDA isn't really a bag, it's just your entry doesn't look good because of the recent correction. Stock will continue to be choppy, so getting out of NVDA at $297 on a rally, and then getting back in around $265 might be the better course of action. Everybody's telling you to dump ROKU, but man, you'd take a massive loss by dumping at these prices. I'd try to just hold it until it's in the low 200's again and then bail. If PYPL flirts with the low $170's again, maybe add some more and try to get your cost basis down to around $200 per share. For example, let's say PYPL hit $173.75. How many shares of PYPL do you need to buy at that price, to lower your overall PYPL cost basis to $200 per share? They key with PYPL is going to be some patience though. But it still might make sense to see if you can lower your CB without needing to add a ton of shares. I don't really have any real opinion on Square. I'd maybe add enough shares in the low $130's, to try to get your CB down to $165 and then just hold.
Question: does PYPL do anything other than accept payments online?
Yes, as long as you buy the high quality ones. PYPL as an example.
When the Fed raises rates for 2 consecutive quarters it will be the trigger for the sell off. They have already starting warned the public. Do you not think the correction or whatever you want to call has already started? Take a look at some of the big issues out there, PYPL, SQ, BIDU, BABA etc. how much are they down from the top?
My god I hadn’t seen NFLX in a while…what the fuck happened? The shit is pulling a PYPL
Try to convert to NVDA and maybe PYPL if possible
NVDA for sure. PYPL if you’re a patient sort. The others I would cut my losses. But I’ve never believed in ROKU.
This is why I just put money into the IPAY ETF. Has all the big credit cards plus SQ and PYPL.
Dump ROKU, buy more NVDA, hold PYPL & SQ
Nvda will be back and gain some more. So will PYPL.
PYPL and AMZN and META PayPal has come down a lot recently and based on growth at a 20%+ clip for the next five years it’s selling at an attractive price. And fortunately for PayPal as it gets larger and larger the moat does too, if PayPal is offered as part of checkout the likelihood of checkout occurring is 80-85%, if only credit card is offered it drops to 50-55%. Describing the main moat. Amazon, I mean it’s cloud business is going to continue to grow in double digits and likely 20%+ for another decade based on current cloud space projections. They are also best in breed. FB or META - Business speaks for itself, no oculus growth priced in or future projects that involve the meta
NVDA is the best company of them, but still trading at obscene valuation. PYPL- decent company, still way overpriced. SQ- doubling down on crypto, and still no profits. ROKU- want to like them, but..eh. And crazy expensive. I'd bail on all, except maybe Nvidia.
I’d sell Roku and SQ. Buy more PYPL at these levels and NVDA idk.. interesting play but I like Intel more at the levels it’s at vice NVDA
Fintech ($PYPL, $SQ), Biotech ($CRSP, $RARE, $VRTX, $SYBX), some software/development ($AI, $DOCU). Most is these stocks are down 50 - 70% and these are long term trades. For the immediate future, $X (US Steel), $OBELF (Obsidian energy), $APA (Apache oil), $DEVN (Devon oil). Oil and metals should benefit over the next couple of years and seem to be in a 2 - 5 year super cycle. Good Luck!
I would DCA into more NVDA and PYPL. I’ve never liked ROKU personally and would look to cut losses from that whenever you can
Personally I would hold NVDA and PYPL forever and I would never want to own ROKU
Not really, a lot of growth tech has taken a 60% hit over the last year already. Im not one add to positions that are well above historical highs, but I’m getting a 25% discount on companies like NVDA, AMZN, MSFT, PYPL, BABA, that I am extremely confident will outperform over a long time period and are cash flow kings (outside PYPL), I’m not going to hesitate because of interest rate fears. I’m also comfortable entering high growth tech stocks that I like that are 60% off highs yeah. You are acting like growth tech is sitting at ATHs when that’s far from the case for most.
As i understand it’s not PE < 20 good, PE > 20 bad. Each sector has a different expectation for future growth therefore the market is willing to pay different prices. Bank and commodity miners / producers usually has 10 - 15 PE, so if you see a bank with PE 40 that’s horrible. Also it’s irrelevant to compare banking with fintech who is expected to double annual sale. In this case PYPL is cheap in my opinion
Top 5 individual stocks are in order of allocation 1) CRWD 2) AMD 3) ROKU 4) PYPL 5) MSFT Top 5 ETFs 1) QQQ 2) VTI 3) ICLN 4) VDC 5) FDIS
What I have been doing is drawing a trend line from the pre-covid era and crash. If the equity has fallen back down to it's trend line, I consider going in. The idea is that these stocks were growing at a rate x, the sudden infusion of stimulus cash facilitated an irrational market rally. Hard to say what fair value is now, but perhaps the trend line approach is okay. If you do this, you'll see MSFT isn't far off from that historical trend, but PYPL may still fall to 170s.
Good call on cashing out PYPL when you did. I paid a lot more attention to stock news in 2020 and kind of lost sight of the trends in 2021 and didn’t really notice it slowly falling down. I definitely agree that Ford should continue to grow but I also know that Wall Street isn’t kind to the automotive stocks. If you zoom out on the Ford chart they’ve really only reached these levels once before. And will EVs dramatically increase their profitability? I’m not so sure. They already have the best selling truck in the US and electrification at best will keep them at that spot. Their efforts to spread globally have been mixed. I’m enjoying the media attention they are getting now but I don’t expect that to last long.
PYPL... bought 12 stocks at 215$ (2600$) and now holding them at 178$ (2136$) I'm currently at -444$ and can't do anything about it except hold and hope it doesn't crash down further, I'd like at least breaking even before 2023
I'm in the same boat with F. I bought a bunch at the bottom of the 2020 crash and it has appreciated higher and more quickly than my wildest expectations for it. However, it's hard for me to sell any off at this point as they have so much room to grow in terms of just fulfilling demand for the current lineup of EVs as well as expanding the lineup further. Yeah, those future expectations are arguably priced in and why the price is so high, but I can still see it going up a little more from here and we are just at the beginning of EVs taking a prominent share of the marketplace. I was also big on PYPL the last few years but ended up selling it all off in 2021 to capture the oversized gains. Might pick some up again down the road, but it feels like they have a lot more room to drop and I'm not seeing anything too exciting coming out of them at this point to make me think they'll be heading upwards any time soon. It felt like a few years ago they had all the cards stacked in their favor, but then somehow managed to not leverage that very well.
Agreed. SQ might also be okay, but PYPL would be my first pick. The others I would avoid like airborne Ebola. Now is the time to buy companies the world can’t live without. If most of the companies you listed went out of business the everyday lives of most people would be unaffected.
Ford, followed closely behind by GM. I bought both at the covid dip. Up over 100%. I sold off 10% of my Ford holding yesterday because I think it’s getting a high from a string of positive news and is bound to fall on the next piece of bad news. I used to be way up on PYPL and SQ too but now that they have plummeted I learned to take a little profit when I can. Biggest losers are Zillow and BABA.
Which is currently the most undervalue play to hold before earning right now? NVDA: 670B Cap, Q4 expecting 7B PYPL: 209B Cap, Q4 expecting 6B AMD: 165B Cap, Q4 expecting 4B OPEN: 7B Cap, Q4 expecting 4B
PYPL but I’m looking for a solid entry to add. I had like 4 shares at 206 but the pathetic thing is I made more money off puts than I lost from the shares . I def beleive fintech is undervalued especially $AFRM $PYPL
WFC ran though. PYPL still went lower. Just depends on the stock. Generalizations never work in the market.
Many of those are straight shitcos and just bad business. Don’t assume that because growth got smacked that it’s all undeserved. Only ones on that list I’d own and hold for 2+ years without looking back are SQ, PYPL, and ZM
People buying shares of PYPL and SQ at these prices will have large smiles on their faces in 3-5 years.
Hi hope you are ok. Are you still holding PYPL? Updates please?
Oh shit, sorry to hear that. What made pull out of PYPL? You still have til FEBRUARY?
Growth stocks that are profitable (PYPL) and/or close to profitable (ZI) and/or clear path to profitability (CRWD) should be fine, once a solid support is established. Growth bleeding money will struggle until FED goes dovish
TIL PYPL, SQ, and ZM are not profitable. (Hint: They are massively profitable.)
It's a mixed bag tbh. BABA, PYPL, SQ are all serious businesses. Hard to just dismiss them as "meme stocks".
BRK calls kept me going. SEA and PYPL put me deeply down
I’m personally adding BABA and PYPL. Possibly SNAP too, but I need to do more research on that
BABA - growth has slowed, fundamental fair val is around 180, but hit hard with China issues. BYND - so much competition coming on. Fair val around 40-60 NIO - has high growth potential with risk again with China. Currently fairly valued imo. SNAP - got kicked hard with iOS changes, is still as cool? SPCE - looks cool to be in the space tourism, but too early SQ - some hate the ceo, I am bullish, fundamentals would suggest 100, but so much they can still disrupt. PLTR - a black box what they do, concerns of insider selling, lots of stock compensation, but current price is fair imo to current fundamentals. PYPL - dont think this is the bottom, fair val 200-220, they can still grow more, who doesn't use this but lot of fintech pressure to compete ZM - teleconf is here to stay, if growth stags they will bottom near 100-120, but current pricing sure is back to pre-pandemic level which is looking juicy. PYPL - >prob safest BABA NIO - >if you don't fear CHINA SQ PLTR - >long holders ZM SNAP BYND SPCE - >coin toss, if you have spare change
Keeping a close eye on BABA, SPOT, SQ, PLTR, PYPL but I'm not pulling the trigger yet
$PYPL is a damn near sure loss at this point. If it's multiple is going to fall to a reasonable level then it'll need to fall another 50%. It's no longer a growth stock that can justify a multiple that is 2x the sector's average.
Things are not well. I’m broke and my account is destroyed. I no longer have PYPL but I’m still bullish on it. Overall market has been shit, which brings down PYPL.
Hi, Hope things are well. Are you still holding on your position for PYPL at 2/18 250 call? Updates please.
BABA, NIO, SNAP, SQ, PYPL are the most likely to ever touch their all time highs again. Maybe not this year tho…
Call me retarded but i just went balls deep on PYPL 190c 2/4.
PYPL is at the top of my add list. It's pulled back to a pretty reasonable valuation given its history and it's right in a support zone from late 2020. So I'm watching this level closely to see if it will hold and form a solid base.
PYPL sub 180, COIN sub 220, SOFI sub 13, PLTR sub 16 - those are buys for me where I feel comfortable
I bought some more APPS, SOFI, and RKLB, for cost bases of 54.87, 15.57, and 12.83, respectively. Pretty happy about the APPS opportunity as well as RKLB. SOFI I'm still not very happy with. But I trimmed my NET/PYPL by a share since they were overweight in my portfolio (together, nearly 6%).
I've got three of them. The second runner-up is DNN, a uranium mining company in Saskatchewan that hasn't yet broken ground on a uranium mine. Down 27.5% on that one. First runner up is PYPL, who we all know about. 37% loss presently on this one. And the winner is...MNMD, a psychedelic drug company with no approved product to market. I'm down almost 53% on that one. If I just sucked it up and took the loss on these three (about $2,700) my books would look pretty good. DNN and MNMD are lottery tickets, PYPL I just fucked up.
I wouldn’t put them in the same basket with the same question, more like - SPCE: pure story stock, do not involve - BABA NIO: pummelled due to China - bad narrative, will take time to recover - BYND SPOT ZM PLTR: has real business and some fundamental, oversold on all timeframe, looking for a monthly lower high, start scaling in small positions - SQ PYPL COIN: financial infrastructure of the world tomorrow, buy buy buy
Yeah I just bought a share of sq to kind of get my feet wet. I like to have a “war on cash” basket similar to the motley fool. It includes V MA and PYPL. Sq was always an obvious add but just now becoming cheap enough to look at. Iv held BABA for a long time. It’s definitely a high risk, high reward play but I like the setup and see it as a deep value play with growth. It’s a no brainer in the business sense but we just have to acknowledge the risk the government. Worst case scenario we have to switch to Hong Kong shares which would be a pain in the ass and stock would tank more but could easily double to. I’m fine taking the risk in a diversified portfolio.
Does that mean PYPL is done too?
I’ve been in the stonk game since the mid- 90s. Buy and hold good companies like PYPL and it’ll work out.
in general it's a great time, just remember that not all companies are great investments. ZM is falling because it didn't offer anything unique, and the world has by in large gone back to normal. the whole "nobody travels, everything is remote" trend isn't really a thing anymore. don't expect them to get back to their ATH. of the companies you mentioned, i'd be most bullish about PLTR, PTON, PYPL.
PYPL sitting here like a god-damned open wound on the S&P. Why am I making myself buy it.
PYPL down 10% in 3 sessions. ***Sheesh***
So not even PYPL was safe. eff tech
My choice is limited to **PYPL**, ZM, SQ, additionally DOCU, **MRNA**, **BNTX** as my picks for long term holding. Bold highlighted, I hold them, keep adding when they dip like today. I see we are going to Nasdaq correction (10%) territory soon. Having said that, these stock may go down further, but who knows the future, just keep adding them.
No risk no reward huh? You think PYPL is risky at this price point?
Which has more upside? PYPL or SQ?
Back to July 2020 now. Same as PYPL
Seriously PYPL what the fuckkkk
Yeah, this totally kept stocks like ROKU, PYPL, DKNG, and others from reaching exceedingly high valuations...right? SPCE owners dumped on it when it was way higher. AMC leadership is selling off their stake, etc.
LCID + SNAP + TWLO + PYPL + IONQ. 50% COIN related + ETHE
Im interested in V over PYPL tbh.
[https://sec.report/Senate-Stock-Disclosures](https://sec.report/Senate-Stock-Disclosures) also sold AAPL, bought BABA, sold PYPL He also might be a be an idiot, so you know, idk
PYPL still overpriced. I’m a buyer at $120.
