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Strategies & Market Trends : Value Investing

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To: E_K_S who wrote (79026)1/29/2026 2:49:32 PM
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The way I see PAYPAL is more for INTERNATIONAL Transactions.

Purchasing something, or Transacting with an entity that is outside my country.

I have a PAYPAL account within my domestic Bank Account and use it as above.

For normal "internal" purchases and transactions, I use my CREDIT CARD, and I pay off the ENTIRE AMOUNT DUE on the final date that payment is required by the bank. In that way I have the the use of the Bank's money for +/- 55 days and I pay them NO INTEREST.

With regard to PYPL and its company's Fundamentals we have ----->



Seems to me that PYPL ticks virtually ALL the boxes.

Long Term Debt/Equity may be slightly high, but the Interest Expense cost of that Debt is low.
Its Tax Rate is below the usual 25% rate, but even then it would still still have a reasonable ~14% Bottom Line Profit.
According to Buffett's "Buy" criteria PYPL is cheap at $52.8 compared to his upper limit of $116.
It's P/E is good at 10.6.
It's F-Score is fine at "7".

According to PYPL's 3 year price chart, PYPL moved between ~$50 and ~$80 a share. So it could now be in the region of a lower Support level ---->

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