By "The Motley Fool"!
I will be talking about PayPal
PYPL
and why it might actually be a great stock to pick up during this recent market crash. While being down 40% from its all-time highs, PayPal's business is doing extremely well. You can find the video below, but here are some highlights.
1. Last quarter, the company reported revenue of $6.18 billion, up 13% year over year (YOY), and EPS of $1.11, up 4% YOY.
2. Venmo ended the third quarter with more than 80 million users.
3. PayPal added 13.3 million net new active accounts (NNAs) and ended the quarter with 416 million active accounts.
4. The company announced a partnership with Amazon that will allow its customers in the U.S. to pay through Venmo starting in 2022.
5. PayPal CEO Daniel Schulman recently said that on Black Friday, the volume of buy-now-pay-later transactions was up almost 400% year over year, to around 750,000 transactions in that one day.
6. PayPal ended the quarter with free cash flow of $1.29 billion, up 20%. Over the past four quarters, it generated over $24 billion in revenue, and it is trading at a trailing-12-month revenue multiple of 8.6.
7. The company expects revenue will grow approximately 18%, in the range of $25.3 billion to $25.4 billion, and that it will end the year with more than 430 million active accounts.
8. Price is technically testing a broken wedge that's been extended since Jan 18 and has bounced about 4% so far.
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I will be talking about PayPal
PYPL
and why it might actually be a great stock to pick up during this recent market crash. While being down 40% from its all-time highs, PayPal's business is doing extremely well. You can find the video below, but here are some highlights. 1. Last quarter, the company reported revenue of $6.18 billion, up 13% year over year (YOY), and EPS of $1.11, up 4% YOY.
2. Venmo ended the third quarter with more than 80 million users.
3. PayPal added 13.3 million net new active accounts (NNAs) and ended the quarter with 416 million active accounts.
4. The company announced a partnership with Amazon that will allow its customers in the U.S. to pay through Venmo starting in 2022.
5. PayPal CEO Daniel Schulman recently said that on Black Friday, the volume of buy-now-pay-later transactions was up almost 400% year over year, to around 750,000 transactions in that one day.
6. PayPal ended the quarter with free cash flow of $1.29 billion, up 20%. Over the past four quarters, it generated over $24 billion in revenue, and it is trading at a trailing-12-month revenue multiple of 8.6.
7. The company expects revenue will grow approximately 18%, in the range of $25.3 billion to $25.4 billion, and that it will end the year with more than 430 million active accounts.
8. Price is technically testing a broken wedge that's been extended since Jan 18 and has bounced about 4% so far.
Follow for more similar serious opportunities...
#AHMEDMESBAH