Paypal (#PYPL) Stock Price, Live Chart & Analysis | Trade #PYPL
PayPal Holdings, Inc. is one of the leading online payment processors. It aims to use specific encryption software that allows customers to make financial transfers through electronic devices worldwide.
PayPal was established in 1998 by Peter Thiel and Max Levchin under the Confinity name. The foundation took place on the premise of low-cost, effortless digital payments available for both consumers and businesses. In 2001, the company was renamed PayPal. In February 2002, PayPal went public. Within the first day, the stock price rose by over 50% and closed at $20. Since then, the company’s stock has been listed on the Nasdaq under the #PYPL ticker. However, it didn’t help PayPal; in October 2002, it was acquired by eBay. However, this was a positive step, as PayPal started expanding around the globe. The company spun off from eBay in 2015.
PayPal doesn’t pay a cash dividend. Although the revenue has been growing for years, the earnings growth isn’t that stable. The return-on-assets, return-on-capital-employed, and return-on-equity metrics reflect that the company is not efficient at transforming available capital into returns. Thus, you can consider CFD trading, which allows traders to benefit from rises and falls in the stock price. Check the company’s financial reports to predict the stock price direction.
Institutional investors own over 70% of the company’s shares. The percentage is higher than most firms in the data processing services industry. Traders should pay attention to large sales in the company’s stock, as they may pull its price down dramatically.
When trading PYPL stocks, traders should be sure the company is still strong. It may be checked via its competitors. PayPal’s top competitors are Skrill, Payoneer, Google Pay Send, and Stripe. If any of them outperform PayPal, there is a risk of lower sales, as customers will prefer the alternatives.
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| Sell | 72.43 |
| Buy | 72.45 |
| Sentiment | 100% ▾ |
| 1-day change | 5.58(8.35%) |
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PayPal Holdings Inc (#PYPL) shares’ cost is $72.45 for today. The highest rate of shares PayPal Holdings Inc (#PYPL) for today is $73.6900, the lowest price is $71.7600. The opening price was $73.51.
A real-time chart for PayPal Holdings Inc (#PYPL) shares quote is provided below.
Price chart of #PYPL in real time mode
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Prev. Close73.16
Day's Range71.7600 - 73.6900
Opening73.51
52 wk Range50.25-73.93
Volume9,634,963
Shares Outstanding1,022,333,393
Average Volume12,648,067
Market Cap74.05B
1-Year Return13.94%
EPS4.15
Beta1.42
Revenue31.03B
P/E Ratio17.45
DividendsN/A(N/A)
Next Earnings Date2024-10-31
Spread0
Swap Long-6
Contract size1
Swap Short2.5
Stop&Limit Level0
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Interesting facts about the #PYPL (Paypal)
Elon Musk's two high-profile firms, Tesla and SpaceX, are his most well-known accomplishments. However, his first project was X.com, a payment gateway that allowed users to send money directly to other users on the platform without going through a bank. He partnered with another Confinity-based startup that employed an algorithm to approve any financial institution transaction. PayPal was founded as a result of this transaction.
PayPal was named one of the worst company ideas in the year it was founded, 1998, on this scale. Fast forward 20 years, and it is now a multibillion-dollar corporation, with each of its founders having profited hundreds of millions of dollars.
PayPal is highly regarded in the e-commerce business, with a long history on the internet and an absence of security breaches and concerns that other payment gateways have. Having the option of paying via PayPal has been shown to improve the likelihood of a buyer purchasing a product by 54 percent. The other side of this statistic is that 59 percent of all buyers will reject a sale if they cannot pay via PayPal.
PayPal isn't a bank, although it does have a lending segment for small businesses. This division assists small business owners in getting off the ground and expanding their operations. These loans often have lower interest rates than standard bank loans and are thus well-liked by small business owners.
Venmo, a social P2P mobile payment platform, has been owned by PayPal since 2012. PayPal bought the company as part of another transaction. PayPal paid $800 million for Braintree, a credit card payment processor that worked with OpenTable, Airbnb, and Uber, and had previously acquired Venmo.
Talking about the company's shares, it may be difficult to predict the stock price direction. #PYPL price is highly volatile. For instance, at the beginning of February 2022, their value plunged by around 25% within a day. It led to a $51 billion drop in the corporation's market value.
Still, it's positive for traders as they can profit from both the rise and fall in the price.
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