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To: Ditchdigger who wrote (78552)	11/19/2025 10:40:19 AM
From: bruwin	Respond to of 78764

I tend to look at the longer term 3 Years chart and see if there have been a minimum of 4 upper prices at which the stock found Resistance. To be more exact that would be between about $77 to about $80. When it comes to PYPL's Support price level over that period I'd say that it's fairly clear that Support was regularly found at around $57 which is close to where its price now is. Needless to say, this is not an "exact" science but rather one to determine a Trading Band over the longer term within which the stock has traded. In PAYPAL's case it's trading close to that longer term Support level. So unless there's some major adverse aspect looming for the company, it could now be the case that its price reverses as it has done before seeing as its Financials are in good condition and Revenues and its Bottom Line have been regularly increasing .....