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For account-to-account (A2A) payment providers, PYMNTS Intelligence research finds, education continues to present a huge barrier to adoption. By the Numbers A2A payments, which bypass the middleman to move money quickly from one account to another, commonly enabled by providers such as PayPal, Venmo or Cash App, are gaining ground.
Square and Cash App focus intensely on better serving their respective user bases. Management believes Block's total addressable market is enormous.
PayPal Holdings, Inc. stock prices have remained stagnant recently, but its earnings have been improving, with projected growth in the next few years. At ~13x P/E, it is simply a good GARP opportunity (growth at reasonable price) considering its scale, differentiating business model, and growth potential. The company's aggressive share buybacks further enhance the opportunity.
Paypal (PYPL) has received quite a bit of attention from Zacks.com users lately. Therefore, it is wise to be aware of the facts that can impact the stock's prospects.
I believe the recent shift in PayPal Holdings, Inc.'s management has been a real game changer Mr. Market ignored, but you shouldn't. PYPL issued disappointing EPS guidance for 1Q 2024 and FY2024, but if the management keeps focusing more on margins (the CFO's words), I think the current fears should appear overblown.
Shares of PayPal are incredibly cheap right now. PayPal has a moat that protects it from competition.
Growth stocks aren't created equal, but these two businesses merit a close second look. Microsoft is still growing at a rapid clip and profits are soaring as it ushers in the world of generative AI.
LikeFolio's Megan Brantley discusses the outlook for PayPal (PYPL), as well as consumer sentiment trends. PayPal shares are down more than 10% year-over-year.
Fintech stocks have been Wall Street's wallflowers for what seems like an eternity now. While flashier industries like AI, cloud computing, and renewable energy have been hogging the limelight, fintech stocks have been left out in the cold.
Cross-border money transfer service Xoom now lets users make transactions with PayPal's USD stablecoin. Xoom, owned by PayPal, said in a Thursday (April 4) press release that the new funding option lets users in the United States convert the stablecoins (PYUSD) in their linked PayPal Cryptocurrency Hub to U.S. dollars.