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PayPal stock plunged in 2021 as revenue growth began to slow. The stock saw some of its valuation multiples get slashed by 70%.
After the technology sector in the U.S. led indexes like the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ to new all-time high levels, investors may realize that not all stocks enjoyed the same run as names like Nvidia Co. NASDAQ: NVDA and other semiconductor players.
PayPal benefits from the rise of fintech services, as well as the popularity of online shopping. By operating a massive two-sided platform, PayPal's competitive position is supported by network effects.
In the latest trading session, Paypal (PYPL) closed at $63.51, marking a -1.67% move from the previous day.
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PayPal's new management is making significant changes to improve execution and regain market confidence. The company's tepid forward guidance indicates cautious optimism and a focus on not overpromising and underdelivering. PayPal's stock price has been recovering, but it will still face scrutiny from the market to assess its execution in the next four quarters.
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Tech stocks have been on an absolute tear over the past two and a half decades, handily outperforming all other sectors. And with artificial intelligence now supercharging these companies, I believe the tech sector is poised to continue seeing accelerating growth over the next 20 years as well.
PayPal is forecasting no earnings growth in 2024.
The global fintech sector is growing rapidly as its annual revenue will jump from $295 billion last year to $1.15 trillion by 2032. That would represent a very impressive CAGR of 16.5%.