The current price of PayPal has reached levels seen in 2017, but back then, the revenue was around $11 billion with a net profit margin of 12%, while now it's nearly $29 billion with a profit margin of 14%.
PayPal's shares have significantly underperformed the broader market this year, despite a promising recent report.
The company holds a high revenue growth forecast of 24% for the next two years, and it's currently trading at a Price to Free Cash Flow ratio of 18.
A risky counter-trend trade based on the end-diagonal trading strategy.
PayPal's shares have significantly underperformed the broader market this year, despite a promising recent report.
The company holds a high revenue growth forecast of 24% for the next two years, and it's currently trading at a Price to Free Cash Flow ratio of 18.
A risky counter-trend trade based on the end-diagonal trading strategy.
Trade closed manually
Didn't go on impulse. Closing at breakeven. Maybe I'll buy back lowerNote
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