PYPL
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PYPL. New management, cutting other bs, integrating ads and AI shopping. Me slightly bullish

PYPL is so bad

Agree. Calling PYPL a falling knife is silly. They aren't looking for a bounce-back, they have really solid fundamentals. I think it's the growth investors that are driving the price of PYPL down cause it doesn't fit their profile, but it's printing money AND still growing consistently, though perhaps slower than average tech company. 

It’s still trading very expensively for a company that is losing top line YoY. There may be something of a rebound here but I think if you are just looking for a move to make there are better momentum plays (space/energy) and better rebound plays as well (metals/AI and where I am personally, VITL and PYPL.

I sold PYPL to add more TSLA and AMD.

Sold PYPL - they don’t seem to be going anywhere. And: as a consumer, their product still sucks. Sold PVH - no moat (while i.e. TPR doing real well: pricing power). Hanging on to everything else (very diversified, large portfolio). NVDA, AMD, MU - still a keeper. Underlying trends still going on, strong execution, good financials. Only reason I sell is those companies that have no moat or execution issues. Still debating over ADBE (their financial trend looks good - the lackluster performance this year I think is attributed to AI scare if they are able to hold up. I believe they should be, human creativity can’t be replaced by AI)

I am a PYPL buyer, however I will upvote your comment on the basis of entertainment and creativity.

Wouldn´t it be great to bet on PYPL now and win it all back?

Lost all my money during 2021 buying options thinking PYPL was going to bounce back, but nope. Also, FUCK PYPL.

I still think about when I was weighing my options for investing $5k back in 2023. Was trying to decide between PYPL and PLTR. Thank god lol

Merry Christmas to $PYPL holders 🎁

How ass is PYPL

Just got done tax loss harvesting some bags. Man I had some doozies in there, PYPL, INTC, TTD...

PYPL WTF MAN

!p PYPL

You have to find the hate narratives. Where most retail/people/articles hates the business
NVO, GOOGL (ealier), ADBE, etc
Then of those hated narratives you have to discern which are value and which are value traps
For instance I believe that PYPL and LULU are value traps, despite being hated and cheap, while GOOGL was value, and NVO/ADBE are also value

The oral GLP-1 approval redefines the metabolic market from a specialty injection niche to a mass-market commodity. It’s a mirror of the 1980s shift toward outpatient convenience. Novo's scalability now bypasses the cold-chain bottleneck. Because capital follows frictionless delivery. Which explains the rotation into PYPL and ADBE. High-margin platforms win once the distribution friction disappears.

This approval shifts GLP-1s from a niche injectable to a primary care staple. It's the 1987 Mevacor moment for metabolic health. Because mass adoption is now a distribution game, Novo's scale is the real moat. So, while the market eyes PYPL and ADBE for mean reversion, remember that true value requires this kind of structural dominance. It's about terminal value.

I’ve seen more posts saying this sub sucks than I have on NVO, PYPL, UNH combined.

Majority of posts on this Reddit sub are just simply rubbish:
(1) Repeated questions on stocks like NVO PYPL UNH, especially when share price goes down, asking what have caused this?
(2) Repeated discussions on main stream stocks like: Mag7
(3) Excessive herding and peer pressure: anything outside mainstream or an unpopular opinion often be disregarded
(4) Most people here won't do homework, so as when they ask questions, these questions are generally low quality (because it is low effort). At least do some research before asking question, so you'd know what kind of answer you are expecting
(5) Value trap labelling: some unexperienced Redditors accused certain posts of being a value trap, without properly do research on that
(6) AI-generated post accusations: some posts are written by a real person but was accused by unexperienced Redditors as an AI generated post, this could lead to quality Redditors leaving
**Newbies and novices should take Mr. Buffett and Mr. Bogle seriously**, by invest in low-cost index funds (not just S&P500 equity but extended to fixed-incomes) first while start learning your basics later, **if time allows.**
If this environment doesn't improve it will cause **negative network effect** where quality Redditors start leaving. But again, this is a public place anyone can join, regardless of their experience.