PYPL
PayPal Holdings, Inc. Common Stock
stock NASDAQ

I think the opposite, this subs has so many people banging on about NVO or PYPL just because they are cheap

SOFI, META, PYPL, BULL, UNH
If you got burnt by these, understand that you are not alone....

Lmao at people downvoting you.
Same idiots joking about shorting this are the ones bag holding NVO, DUOL, PYPL.

https://fffinstill.com/blog/the-value-quality-intersection-stocks-that-are-both-cheap-and-strong
WSM, DECK, BKE, FIX, ANF, VMI, CTSH, SNA, JLL, PIPR, KNF, INGR, ITT, THC, PKG, CL, EME, JKHY, PRI, ORI, BWXT, PYPL, SFM, CASY, YUMC, URI, G, BJ, HIG, SF-PD​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

PYPL, GAMA, NOVO

Economic downturn affects everyone. I had PYPL and sold for a loss. The K economy is based on rising assets. Those with assets continue to spend as long as assets continue to go up. Rich Arabs are selling equities to cover destruction. They also have no revenue and will not invest in US equities. You know there are a ton of loans that are going to default which causes a cascading affect like 2008. The money supply is going to shrink. Hence, the dollar is getting stronger. Global contracts are priced in dollars. You have to sell something of value for dollars to pay your debt or else you default. The demand for dollars is greater outside the US than inside.

"If there's no LNG or oil to run your fabrication, how are you going to sell what was promised."
I don't know how this applies to companies like RDDT, ROKU, PYPL, Z, DOCU, MTN, which don't manufacture anything.

I know this isn't a classic value type post but it might be a little more interesting than the various pump and dumps or tickers that are on continuous repeat (looking at you UNH, Gamb, PYPL) and I think this sub has more members that are long in the tooth.
So STRC pays 11.5 percent currently. Your reward for lending Saylor money to buy BTC. The question is, how long can this keep up? There are 5 or 6 of these funds at the moment. The core business makes no money with the premise of never selling any of its BTC. The only way to pay this type of return is by using money from incoming investors is it not?
Im not a BTC fan and as such have not done an extreme deep dive into the space. On the surface, it looks to me like something that will eventually have a major liquidation. Anyone in here have an insight or opinions on this?

They are getting hit by terrible headwinds: consumer weakness, tariffs, and anti-American sentiment.
Even worse, their key consumer demographic tends to be younger men, which is in the weakest part of the K-shaped economy.
A lot of forecasters like Morningstar consider this a value pick, but I just don’t see it. The P/E ratio is still really high and their revenue and income has been shrinking. Most of the other “value investor falling knives” like PYPL, NVO, ADBE, LULU, etc. actually have legitimately low positive growth rates.

VITL and PYPL, that person needs to focus on their job 💀

Perhaps PYPL?

Ok. You said you are long term so all those are up long term.
Adobe, PYPL, and hpq have not been good investments in the last 5 years, but I am bullish on them if you were entering the market this second with new money.
Disagree or not, I respect that you replied with an answer.