PYPL
PYPL
$58.20
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PayPal's Venmo division demonstrated robust growth in Q3 2026, with payment volu...
PayPal's Venmo division demonstrated robust growth in Q3 2026, with payment volumes rising 14% year-over-year to $96.8 billion, marking eight consecutive quarters of double-digit growth. The platform's debit card business surged with monthly active accounts jumping 55% to 6.7 million, while Pay with Venmo volume increased 43%. PayPal raised its full-year 2026 adjusted EPS guidance to $5.60, reflecting improved monetization and user engagement across Venmo's financial services offerings.
TRM Labs launched the inaugural Disruption Awards recognizing public-private coa...
TRM Labs launched the inaugural Disruption Awards recognizing public-private coalitions that successfully disrupted cybercrime. Three awards were presented: The Blackout to a coalition that dismantled Tycoon 2FA phishing service; The Architect to the Scam Center Strike Force for disrupting Southeast Asian scam compounds; and The Lifeline to investigators and platforms collaborating on child sexual abuse material cases. The awards emphasize the effectiveness of law enforcement and private sector intelligence sharing.
Visa has integrated Monad into its stablecoin settlement network, enabling card...
Visa has integrated Monad into its stablecoin settlement network, enabling card issuers and acquirers to use the blockchain for fund transfers. The move supports Visa's multi-chain strategy as its stablecoin settlement run rate reached $25 billion in Q4 fiscal 2026, growing tenfold year-over-year. Monad's upcoming Private Settlement feature will protect transaction data while maintaining regulatory oversight.
The article compares CME Group and PayPal as investment options for 2027. CME Gr...
The article compares CME Group and PayPal as investment options for 2027. CME Group operates the leading derivatives marketplace with a strong 62% net margin and 6.4% revenue growth, while PayPal operates a massive 439-million-account network with a lower 15.8% net margin but trades at a significantly cheaper valuation (P/E of 11.45 vs. 24.97). Despite PayPal's attractive valuation, the author recommends CME Group for its superior revenue growth, higher profitability margins, and stronger historical performance over the past decade.
PayPal stock has declined 74% over the past five years, significantly underperfo...
PayPal stock has declined 74% over the past five years, significantly underperforming the S&P 500's 75% gain. Despite the poor stock performance, the company remains profitable with an 18.8% operating margin and generated $4.1 billion in free cash flow through the first nine months of 2026. Management has aggressively repurchased 8.6% of shares, suggesting they believe the stock is undervalued at a forward P/E of 9.7. However, the bear case centers on sluggish growth, with net revenue rising only 2% last quarter, making it a risky investment until growth accelerates.
During market sell-offs, five companies are aggressively buying back their own s...
During market sell-offs, five companies are aggressively buying back their own stock at discounted prices, which allows them to retire more shares and increase shareholder value. PayPal, General Motors, EPAM Systems, Lam Research, and Airbnb have all authorized or executed substantial buyback programs, with share counts declining significantly over the past year.
The article compares American Express and PayPal as investment options for 2027....
The article compares American Express and PayPal as investment options for 2027. American Express operates a premium closed-loop payments network with strong margins (13.5% net margin) and high-spending customers, while PayPal offers massive global scale with 439 million active accounts but lower growth (4.3% YoY). Despite PayPal's cheaper valuation (P/E of 11.48 vs. 18.73), the author recommends American Express for 2027, citing its superior 10-year performance and more reliable business model over PayPal's stagnant stock returns.
SoFi Technologies and PayPal both raised their 2026 outlooks in October, signali...
SoFi Technologies and PayPal both raised their 2026 outlooks in October, signaling renewed growth confidence. SoFi added a record 1.2 million customers and raised its 2026 revenue forecast to $5 billion, with stronger 2027 earnings targets. PayPal raised its adjusted EPS outlook to $5.60. SoFi presents a higher-growth opportunity with a forward P/E of 19.6 and 25% upside potential, while PayPal offers a safer value play at 9.7x forward earnings with only 5% upside, though it must prove its turnaround initiatives can accelerate growth.
Block reported Q3 2026 adjusted EPS of $1.13, surging 109.3% YoY and beating est...
Block reported Q3 2026 adjusted EPS of $1.13, surging 109.3% YoY and beating estimates by 10.8%. Revenues grew 9.9% to $6.72 billion, driven by strong Cash App lending originations (up 40% to $19 billion) and Square GPV growth (up 14% to $76.4 billion). The company raised its full-year 2026 adjusted EPS outlook to $4.15, projecting 75% YoY growth, with stock trading 10% higher in pre-market.
The article analyzes five payment processing stocks that earn fees on transactio...
The article analyzes five payment processing stocks that earn fees on transactions: Visa, Mastercard, American Express, PayPal, and Capital One. Visa and Mastercard trade at premium valuations (~28x earnings) due to their low-risk fee-based models with no lending exposure. PayPal and Capital One trade cheaper (~9-10x earnings) due to higher risks from shrinking margins and credit exposure respectively. American Express falls in between at ~16x earnings. The author recommends Visa and Mastercard as the simplest payment fee plays, with Mastercard having a slight edge due to faster-growing services revenue.
