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RE: PayPal
| 30.06.2022, 17:42 (Dieser Beitrag wurde zuletzt bearbeitet: 30.06.2022, 17:43 von bufett.)
Ich hab heute gekauft, unter $70 halte ich für absurd:
PayPal
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/2-oversol...18764.html
After losing more than 60% of its market value since the start of the year, PayPal is now officially a value stock in my book. In fact, it's recently been included in the Russell 1000 value index after the composite was rebalanced earlier this month.
Although PayPal's transactional volume and account growth has softened during the past year, moderate growth has resumed. PayPal's first-quarter results revealed further year-over-year gains in active accounts (+9%), transactions per active account (+11%) and total payment volume (+13%)
Furthermore, PayPal benefits from its Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) integration. The company has 22 million of its active users that engage in BNPL activities. The BNPL space is set to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 22.4% until 2031 according to an estimate from Future Market Insights. Lastly, PayPal hosts a few high-growth subsidiaries, including Honey and Venmo, which add significant long-term value to the company.
PayPal is undervalued based on its relative valuation metrics. The stock's price-earnings ratio of 23.7 and its price-sales ratio of 3.29 are trading at five-year discounts, implying that PayPal stock could be a relative value play.
PayPal
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/2-oversol...18764.html
After losing more than 60% of its market value since the start of the year, PayPal is now officially a value stock in my book. In fact, it's recently been included in the Russell 1000 value index after the composite was rebalanced earlier this month.
Although PayPal's transactional volume and account growth has softened during the past year, moderate growth has resumed. PayPal's first-quarter results revealed further year-over-year gains in active accounts (+9%), transactions per active account (+11%) and total payment volume (+13%)
Furthermore, PayPal benefits from its Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) integration. The company has 22 million of its active users that engage in BNPL activities. The BNPL space is set to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 22.4% until 2031 according to an estimate from Future Market Insights. Lastly, PayPal hosts a few high-growth subsidiaries, including Honey and Venmo, which add significant long-term value to the company.
PayPal is undervalued based on its relative valuation metrics. The stock's price-earnings ratio of 23.7 and its price-sales ratio of 3.29 are trading at five-year discounts, implying that PayPal stock could be a relative value play.
