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| Kommende | |
|---|---|
| 2024 Kvartalsrapport (Q1) | 30. apr. |
| Historisk | ||
|---|---|---|
| 2023 Årsrapport | 8. feb. | |
| 2023 Kvartalsrapport (Q4) | 7. feb. | |
| 2023 Kvartalsrapport (Q3) | 1. nov. 2023 | |
| 2023 Kvartalsrapport (Q2) | 2. aug. 2023 | |
| 2023 Generalforsamling | 24. mai 2023 |
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Kvartalsrapport (Q4)
73 dager siden‧56min
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| Kommende | |
|---|---|
| 2024 Kvartalsrapport (Q1) | 30. apr. |
| Historisk | ||
|---|---|---|
| 2023 Årsrapport | 8. feb. | |
| 2023 Kvartalsrapport (Q4) | 7. feb. | |
| 2023 Kvartalsrapport (Q3) | 1. nov. 2023 | |
| 2023 Kvartalsrapport (Q2) | 2. aug. 2023 | |
| 2023 Generalforsamling | 24. mai 2023 |
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30. mars30. marsEr det en klog aktie at købe ind i nu? Når jeg investere langtsigtet- 14. mars14. marsBarrons: PayPal Stock Has Fallen Far Enough. It’s Time to Buy. Great article about PayPal. https://www.barrons.com/articles/buy-paypal-stock-price-pick-9f73d83b?mod=hp_StockPicks20. mars20. marsKan du poste indholdet her?22. mars22. marsPayPal Holdings has gone from being one of the market’s most expensive stocks to one of its cheapest—and it’s now cheap enough to buy. The name PayPal used to be ubiquitous in online payments, and the company had the growth to prove it. Its Venmo service, for example, was especially popular with younger users, while using its namesake service was the default choice for many while shopping online. But Apple and Alphabet’s Google ramped up their own payment options and other companies ventured into the space. As online shopping cooled following the pandemic, that growth evaporated. PayPal was forced to pivot to less-profitable products, such as providing white-label payment services to online companies. That pressured PayPal’s gross margins, which dropped to 45.8% in the fourth quarter of 2023 from 55.9% in 2020. Its shares have plunged 80% since peaking in 2021, leaving it with a market cap of $66.9 billion—and leaving investors wondering what the future holds for the increasingly beleaguered company. The bad news is that PayPal will never return to the growth of old. The good news is that it doesn’t need to. With a new CEO, Alex Chriss, leading the charge, change is coming—change that should help reverse the recent weakness. The company is becoming leaner and more focused, with new initiatives aimed at stemming the decline in profit margins and boosting earnings. With the stock trading in line with regional banks, it wouldn’t take a lot of good news—just less bad news—for shares to start bouncing back. “PayPal is trading like a coal mine that has a finite life,” says David Rolfe, chief investment officer at Wedgewood Partners. “It won’t take a whole lot to get it rerated.” The company does have work to do—and it knows it. At its “innovation day” on Jan. 25, management said it “would shock the world.” It fell far short of doing that. Chriss laid out steps to address PayPal’s big issues, including making it easier for people to use it to make purchases, increasing profits on its white-label offerings, and focusing on innovation in core products. Most of these were expected, however, and the company didn’t cite numbers along with the initiatives. The stock fell 3.7% that day. Still, PayPal did offer some initiatives that could yet pay off. J.P. Morgan Securities analyst Tien-Tsin Huang notes that the company is focused on innovating at a faster pace. Its new Fastlane service can autofill personal information and credit card data, Huang writes. PayPal said this could significantly increase the completion rate for transactions. Huang has a $70 price target on the stock, up 12% from Wednesday’s $62.45 close. At this point, PayPal is a show-me story, says Wedgewood’s Rolfe, a company that will have to prove to investors that margins can bottom and growth can accelerate. It will have a chance to show that some progress is being made when it reports first-quarter earnings, likely in May. It’s expected to report earnings of $1.22 a share on sales of $7.5 billion. If it can beat those numbers, a bet on its stock might finally pay off. Of course, that’s a big if. Of the financial companies in the S&P 500 index, PayPal’s valuation most resembles U.S. Bancorp, which has a market value of $67.6 billion and a price/earnings ratio of 11 times 2024 earnings, and PNC Financial Services Group, which has a market value of $60.4 billion and a P/E of 12.3. It changes hands at less than half the multiple of fintech companies like the $52.8 billion Block, which fetches 26.5 times earnings. PayPal plans to buy back $5 billion of its shares, which could prove to be a savvy move if the stock can head higher.
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Kvartalsrapport (Q4)
73 dager siden‧56min
Nyheter og Analyser
Nyheter og/eller generelle investeringsanbefalinger, eller utdrag av disse på denne siden og øvrige lenker, er produsert og levert av den spesifiserte leverandøren. Nordnet har ikke deltatt i utarbeidelsen, og har ikke gjennomgått eller gjort endringer i materialet. Les mer om investeringsanbefalinger.
Shareville
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- 30. mars30. marsEr det en klog aktie at købe ind i nu? Når jeg investere langtsigtet
- 14. mars14. marsBarrons: PayPal Stock Has Fallen Far Enough. It’s Time to Buy. Great article about PayPal. https://www.barrons.com/articles/buy-paypal-stock-price-pick-9f73d83b?mod=hp_StockPicks20. mars20. marsKan du poste indholdet her?22. mars22. marsPayPal Holdings has gone from being one of the market’s most expensive stocks to one of its cheapest—and it’s now cheap enough to buy. The name PayPal used to be ubiquitous in online payments, and the company had the growth to prove it. Its Venmo service, for example, was especially popular with younger users, while using its namesake service was the default choice for many while shopping online. But Apple and Alphabet’s Google ramped up their own payment options and other companies ventured into the space. As online shopping cooled following the pandemic, that growth evaporated. PayPal was forced to pivot to less-profitable products, such as providing white-label payment services to online companies. That pressured PayPal’s gross margins, which dropped to 45.8% in the fourth quarter of 2023 from 55.9% in 2020. Its shares have plunged 80% since peaking in 2021, leaving it with a market cap of $66.9 billion—and leaving investors wondering what the future holds for the increasingly beleaguered company. The bad news is that PayPal will never return to the growth of old. The good news is that it doesn’t need to. With a new CEO, Alex Chriss, leading the charge, change is coming—change that should help reverse the recent weakness. The company is becoming leaner and more focused, with new initiatives aimed at stemming the decline in profit margins and boosting earnings. With the stock trading in line with regional banks, it wouldn’t take a lot of good news—just less bad news—for shares to start bouncing back. “PayPal is trading like a coal mine that has a finite life,” says David Rolfe, chief investment officer at Wedgewood Partners. “It won’t take a whole lot to get it rerated.” The company does have work to do—and it knows it. At its “innovation day” on Jan. 25, management said it “would shock the world.” It fell far short of doing that. Chriss laid out steps to address PayPal’s big issues, including making it easier for people to use it to make purchases, increasing profits on its white-label offerings, and focusing on innovation in core products. Most of these were expected, however, and the company didn’t cite numbers along with the initiatives. The stock fell 3.7% that day. Still, PayPal did offer some initiatives that could yet pay off. J.P. Morgan Securities analyst Tien-Tsin Huang notes that the company is focused on innovating at a faster pace. Its new Fastlane service can autofill personal information and credit card data, Huang writes. PayPal said this could significantly increase the completion rate for transactions. Huang has a $70 price target on the stock, up 12% from Wednesday’s $62.45 close. At this point, PayPal is a show-me story, says Wedgewood’s Rolfe, a company that will have to prove to investors that margins can bottom and growth can accelerate. It will have a chance to show that some progress is being made when it reports first-quarter earnings, likely in May. It’s expected to report earnings of $1.22 a share on sales of $7.5 billion. If it can beat those numbers, a bet on its stock might finally pay off. Of course, that’s a big if. Of the financial companies in the S&P 500 index, PayPal’s valuation most resembles U.S. Bancorp, which has a market value of $67.6 billion and a price/earnings ratio of 11 times 2024 earnings, and PNC Financial Services Group, which has a market value of $60.4 billion and a P/E of 12.3. It changes hands at less than half the multiple of fintech companies like the $52.8 billion Block, which fetches 26.5 times earnings. PayPal plans to buy back $5 billion of its shares, which could prove to be a savvy move if the stock can head higher.
Kommentarene ovenfor kommer fra brukere på Nordnets sosiale nettverk Shareville og er verken redigert eller forhåndsvist av Nordnet. De innebærer ikke at Nordnet gir investeringsråd eller investeringsanbefalinger. Nordnet påtar seg ikke ansvar for kommentarene.
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818 219 016Meglerstatistikk
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Selskapshendelser
| Kommende | |
|---|---|
| 2024 Kvartalsrapport (Q1) | 30. apr. |
| Historisk | ||
|---|---|---|
| 2023 Årsrapport | 8. feb. | |
| 2023 Kvartalsrapport (Q4) | 7. feb. | |
| 2023 Kvartalsrapport (Q3) | 1. nov. 2023 | |
| 2023 Kvartalsrapport (Q2) | 2. aug. 2023 | |
| 2023 Generalforsamling | 24. mai 2023 |
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