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So I will explain some of this sub's philosophy. The idea of value investing is to treat stocks as buying and owning a real piece of the company with real value. That the price you pay and the value of what you get are different things and they often don't …

I pick individual stocks. No ETF's. I'm up 25% in 22 months of long holding my stocks. I do add on dips. I've also trimmed some stocks, as they approach (what I think) is resistance. I bought stocks near all-time lows. I looked at ROKU and thought, "wow. that's low." …

If $PYPL somehow manages to make a comeback I will draw a heart, put it in an envelope, and send it to the ceo. Yes, I’m looking at the regard who said it was a good play…

My 10 lowest IV stocks. VZ, MCD, JPM, META, AMZN, GOOG, UNH, PYPL, EME, FISV.

PYPL just need to give up. ACHR will hopefully go to $0

PYPL check and do the math. It is a VALUE. Hedgy just hate it for now.

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I can’t find a single wide moat business trading at a valuation that will give good returns over 5-10 years. However, there are opportunities to buy ‘ok’ businesses at attractive prices… not a a lot but still decent upside. For example, ABEV under $2.31, YUMC under $42, Nice under $109, …

IMO, short-term you're not all that far from the 2022 low and that probably is some degree of support. It's the kind of name that is overly hated and some decent bit of news and it could make a nice move higher. That said, I still am not seeing the …

$bynd seems like good potential for short squeeze, $PYPL stable foundation but boring outcome

Amazon? Try owning PYPL for 4 years…

$COST and $PYPL for me

Pretty sure you could pencil PYPL on this list for the next 5 years

Prediction for 2026: PYPL will be my biggest win

Clover business is SO competitive. PYPL, XYZ (Square) and TOST ship product so much faster and have much cleaner UX. I don’t see Clover winning here. I think great tech wins in that market, and I don’t see a ton of growth (or have confidence in FI’s ability to innovate) …

Will $LULU have good guidance at earnings tomororw? I think yes. Lululemon [$LULU](https://x.com/search?q=%24LULU&src=cashtag_click) reports earnings Dec 11. With the exception of [$OVO](https://x.com/search?q=%24OVO&src=cashtag_click) and [$PYPL](https://x.com/search?q=%24PYPL&src=cashtag_click) this may be the best buy in the market right now. * Great margins (23% vs Nike at 12%), * 11.6 P/E vs comps at 30+. …

$LULU Lululemon reports earnings tomorrow Dec 04, should be a strong catalyst. EDIT: Lululemon [$LULU](https://x.com/search?q=%24LULU&src=cashtag_click) reports earnings Dec 11th not 4th; they changed it. With the exception of [$OVO](https://x.com/search?q=%24OVO&src=cashtag_click) and [$PYPL](https://x.com/search?q=%24PYPL&src=cashtag_click) this may be the best buy in the market right now. * Great margins (23% vs Nike at 12%), …

PYPL, UNH, TGT, PFE, UPS, TLT. Yes... I own a lot of all of them.

I started a small position in PYPL this week (2% of my portfolio), gonna increase that if it's go down.

what do the things you describe have to do with PYPL stock? If BTC goes down why does that send PYPL up?

This portfolio tracks top companies on the Apple App Store — and its winning Tradure launched a portfolio using their website called the App Store 100, and I didn't realize how much the Apple App Store rankings move week-to-week until now. It tracks the top 100 free apps from publicly …

Yeah you have to watch out for these. I've noticed the market seems to hate them as well. PYPL is a current example. Alex Chriss explicitly said they would focus on their high margin "branded checkout" (old) business as well as cut costs to boost profitability. And he is achieving …

Started studying PYPL as an investment opportunity and ended it up buying Wise plc shares. They just have a better product with a huge potential to grow while dominating the latin America market and now expanding their operations to north America.

These are my picks:CMCSA under $40, LULU under $200,DECK under $87, CROX under $84, IPAR under $79 and PYPL under $58. I generally don't hold stocks forever. If they exceed 1.5 times my assessment of fair value, I sell them over time. Or after 3 years.

1. They have a huge first mover advantage - nearly everyone has at least one if not two of their apps downloaded and connected and integrated into their money supply. This means that small changes that put them back at the forefront of transactions is easily mass adopted with a …

PYPL is a shit stock. You need to buy momentum stocks and sell the most overpriced ones ahead of pullbacks and then buy them back after they pulled back. It's like having sex, you need to time your thrusts perfectly and PYPL is basically the hole on your doorknob and …

I hold PYPL because the stock is priced like it’s dying while the business is still solid. Strong free cash flow, steady demand, and consistent buybacks at cheap levels. It’s boring, but I see it as undervalued and overlooked rather than dead money. I don’t expect it to rip past …

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Thoughts on my stock picks? Hi all, I’ve been picking stocks for about 5 years now mainly as a hobby since I mostly index invest(even though the below feels like an index lol) so my research isn’t super thorough on each pick. Hoping some of them will be a refreshing …

NU, PYPL

I don’t know about 5-10x so I’ll stick to 2-3x in the next couple years. RKLB, CROX, PYPL, ON