Why PayPal (PYPL) Stock Is Sinking Today
PayPal (PYPL) is slumping 10% after the fintech firm reported stronger-than-expected fourth-quarter revenue and profit but a few of its other key Q4 metrics disappointed the Street. A Look at PYPL’s Q4 Results and Its 2025 Guidance The company’s Q4 earnings per share,
PayPal's credit risk metrics have improved, and the stock trades at a discount to peers. See why PYPL is a Sell.
PayPal reported Q4 revenue of $8.37B, beating analyst estimates, with a $1.19 EPS. Total payment volumes increased 7% and ...
Although PYPL's cheap valuation is noteworthy, lower Braintree volume and revenue growth in the near term, as well as higher ...
Financial writer believes PayPal's recent sell-off is unjustified, sees potential for share repurchases and considers company ...
Investors with a lot of money to spend have taken a bullish stance on PayPal Holdings PYPL. And retail traders should know.
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