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PYPL , PEPS, COIN | HOT STOCKSThere are a few stocks that could be good buys, and are approaching idea l buy zones. PEPSICO VIE:PEPS Pepsi is showing it's "annual correction" as we're finally getting close tot he apex of the correction, which may be an ideal buy zone. PAYPAL NASDAQ:PYPL Paypal is still on my watchlist, for great growth, further adoption and upside potential after finish of a clear bearish cycle: COINBASE NASDAQ:COIN Fairly recently released, coinbase could be a good buy for a long term hold. Also currently observing a pattern that can either be called an Inverse Head and Shoulders, or Cup and Handle. ________________
NASDAQ:PYPLLong
by CryptoCheck-
Are Fintechs Making a Mega Comeback?This chart, tracking the performance of PayPal NASDAQ:PYPL , Coinbase NASDAQ:COIN , Block NYSE:SQ , and Robinhood NASDAQ:HOOD over the past year. I think the chart offers a captivating glimpse into the potential return of a sector that has gone through a fairly large downturn, and drawdown, but continues to show resiliency. I should add that this is also an area of the market that I am simply fascinated by, having spent my career deeply embedded in it, building, growing, and watching the stories emerge first hand. At the core, there are several powerful trends to look forward to well into the future. Although, like anything, the risks are massive. The key question is: What does the future hold for the fintech sector and the new companies that coming up in this space? Will traditional financial powerhouses like JPMorgan and Bank of America reassert their dominance over the next decade and beyond, or will these startups disrupt the industry? Whether these are long-term buy and holds, depends entirely on that question. While the charts above mostly show a new wave of retail participation in markets, from banking to investing, brokerages and consumer finance, there are several stats to observe in detail: Retail Investor Surge: Retail investors now account for an estimated 20-25% of U.S. equity trading volume, up from around 10% a decade ago. Commission-Free Trading: The rise of commission-free trading platforms has significantly lowered the barriers to entry for individual investors. Digital Adoption: The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the adoption of digital investing tools and platforms. Money went digital at its fastest rate ever as cash payments slowed dramatically. The future of investing lies in providing accessible, user-friendly, and comprehensive financial services that empower individuals to take control of their financial futures. For the next part of my research piece, I'll briefly write about each company listed and where I think they are at: PayPal's Resurgence: The recent rebound of PayPal, following a significant dip, is particularly noteworthy. It shows resilience. Despite the bad news and massive drop, they managed to keep the ship sailing in the right direction. Venmo remains a powerhouse. Coinbase's Rollercoaster: Coinbase's trajectory mirrors the fluctuating fortunes of the cryptocurrency market. As the leading cryptocurrency exchange in the U.S., Coinbase's performance is intrinsically tied to the adoption and regulation of digital assets. If digital assets task over, Coinbase is uniquely benefited to be THE leader because of their current positioning. But, if it does not, well, that means it's possibly a zero. Robinhood's Staying Power: Robinhood, despite weathering some reputational storms, remains a significant player, particularly among younger investors. Yes they started commission free trading, but the most interesting move they are making is into retirement, wealth management, and more. They are gaining a mega head start here, coming for Goldman and JP Morgan. Block Keeps Going: Block seems to be caught between payments and crypto, attempting to bridge the gap between the two. They are having a harder time than most realize. But I have not forgotten that they are technically a bank, and there's no reason to think they don't have Bank of America in their sights over the long-term. Anyways, I'll continue watching this sector. It's been a bumpy ride. Disclaimer: This is my personal opinion and not financial advice. I only share for education and entertainment!
NASDAQ:PYPL
by scheplick
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PYPL Testing Key Resistance! Trade Setups for TomorrowAnalysis: PYPL has rallied sharply after bouncing from $81.84 support and is now testing critical resistance near $92. The price is approaching the upper boundary of its ascending channel, indicating potential exhaustion or further breakout momentum. The MACD is still positive but showing signs of waning momentum, while the Stochastic RSI is overbought, signaling caution for a pullback. Volume has increased during the uptrend, but resistance at $92-$94, coupled with significant call wall activity, may cap near-term gains. Key Levels to Watch: * Resistance Levels: * $92: Immediate resistance at the current price level. * $94: Key resistance zone aligning with the second call wall and significant gamma exposure. * $95: Extended upside target if bullish momentum persists. * Support Levels: * $90: Strong support aligned with positive GEX positioning. * $88: Secondary support near the gamma wall. * $86-$84: Critical downside support zone. GEX Insights: * Gamma Exposure (GEX): * Positive GEX levels dominate near $92-$94, creating strong resistance. * Negative GEX support is visible around $88-$86, providing stability against sharp declines. * Options Activity: * IVR: Moderate at 61.9, reflecting above-average implied volatility. * Call/Put Ratio: Calls dominate at 44.4%, showing bullish sentiment but with resistance overhead. Trade Scenarios: Bullish Scenario: * Entry: Break above $92 with strong volume. * Target: $94 (first target), $95 (extended target). * Stop-Loss: Below $90. Bearish Scenario: * Entry: Rejection near $92 with bearish price action. * Target: $90 (first target), $88 (extended target). * Stop-Loss: Above $93. Directional Bias: The bias leans cautiously bullish, but with resistance at $92-$94, a pullback or consolidation may occur before a sustained breakout. Traders should monitor volume and momentum for confirmation of the next move. Disclaimer: This analysis is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always do your own research and manage your risk before trading.
NASDAQ:PYPL
by BullBearInsights
Scam exposed youtu.be 🛑 Honey Scam Unveiled: The video reveals that Honey, a popular browser extension marketed as a money-saving tool, has been involved in questionable practices. It includes deceptive advertising, affiliate fraud, and manipulation of influencers and customers. • 💰 Affiliate Commission Poaching: Honey replaces influencers’ affiliate links with its own during checkout, effectively stealing commissions. This practice impacts both large influencers and smaller creators reliant on affiliate marketing income. • 🔍 Misleading Value Proposition: Honey claims to find the best coupon codes for users but often withholds better codes at the behest of partner businesses, undermining its core promise. • 📊 Business Partnerships: Honey allows businesses to control discount codes on its platform, leading to intentional withholding of higher-value discounts from users. • 🧑‍🎤 Impact on Influencers: Prominent influencers like Linus Tech Tips unknowingly promoted Honey, only to later discover these manipulative practices. Despite ending partnerships, many influencers’ promotions remain live, perpetuating the cycle. • **🤥 False Claims in Marketing: Honey’s advertising is called out for misleading statements such as “you’ll always get the best deal” and “no manual searching needed,” which contradict their actual operations. • **🚨 Consumer Exploitation: Customers often experience Honey providing suboptimal deals or adding its own branded coupon codes instead of genuine discounts. • **📈 Massive Reach: Honey’s marketing campaigns involved sponsorships with over 1,000 YouTube channels, accumulating billions of views. • **📢 Ethical Questions: Despite being exposed, Honey remains active, with little regulatory oversight or accountability, raising concerns about online business ethics. Insights Based on Numbers • $4 Billion Acquisition: Honey was purchased by PayPal for $4 billion, showing the financial stakes behind its practices. • 7.8 Billion Views: Honey’s campaigns amassed almost 8 billion views, illustrating the vast reach and influence of its deceptive marketing. • 89 Cents vs. $35: In one example, Honey poached $35 in affiliate commissions but returned just 89 cents to the customer, highlighting the imbalance in benefits.
NASDAQ:PYPLShort
by justin_p_mcfarland
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PYPL - Another HTF Bullish Beginning Despite Probable FED PivotDid look weak having slumped through the demand line. But it has now made a strong recovery back above. This is a significant tide turning event I think. And so it would appear that yet again we have a 3 wave upside correction to initiate an accumulation phase... This leads to a slump. From there, the first uptrend of significance has begun. So PayPal is a nice buy here I think. It may yet slump back to re-test the demand line also if Nasdaq has a pull back. But in higher time frame, this looks to be a great buy-and-hold for long term. It is interesting this phase because we have a potential FED pivot next month which historically has led to devastating losses. But yet we are seeing quite a few stocks making their way out of accumulative structures. So we'll have to see how that plays out. But the chart on its own merit looks very good here for an entry. PayPal is still very much no.1 in online payments. So this should be a solid buy really. Not advice
NASDAQ:PYPLLong
by dRends35
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PayPal (PYPL): New Features and Market ImpactPayPal NASDAQ:PYPL is currently up 44% from our initial entry, demonstrating strong performance within a developing trend channel. While not entirely symmetrical, the addition of a smaller trend channel on the upper side showcases nearly perfect alignment, highlighting this stock’s potential for growth. Last Thursday, PayPal announced a new feature allowing customers to collect money from friends and family for shared expenses, available in the US, Germany, Italy, and Spain. While innovative, this announcement led to a 4% dip in PayPal’s stock, likely due to profit-taking by investors. From a technical standpoint, we expect a three-wave correction to finalize wave (iv). Currently, the key support zone lies at the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement level near $76, which aligns with the last level before a low-volume node. If this support fails, the 50% Fibonacci level becomes the next likely target. However, NASDAQ:PYPL should avoid prolonged trading below wave (i)’s range of $70 to maintain its bullish structure.
NASDAQ:PYPLLong
by freeguy_by_wmc
ayPal (PYPL): New Features and Market ImpactPayPal ( NASDAQ:PYPL ) is currently up 44% from our initial entry, demonstrating strong performance within a developing trend channel. While not entirely symmetrical, the addition of a smaller trend channel on the upper side showcases nearly perfect alignment, highlighting this stock’s potential for growth. Last Thursday, PayPal announced a new feature allowing customers to collect money from friends and family for shared expenses, available in the US, Germany, Italy, and Spain. While innovative, this announcement led to a 4% dip in PayPal’s stock, likely due to profit-taking by investors. From a technical standpoint, we expect a three-wave correction to finalize wave (iv). Currently, the key support zone lies at the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement level near $76, which aligns with the last level before a low-volume node. If this support fails, the 50% Fibonacci level becomes the next likely target. However, NASDAQ:PYPL should avoid prolonged trading below wave (i)’s range of $70 to maintain its bullish structure.
NASDAQ:PYPLLong
by freeguy_by_wmc