Paypal Holdings Inc. CDR sell dimontalban
Start price
21.08.25
/
60%
€2.94
Target price
21.08.26
€0.45
Performance (%)
2.72%
End price
30.08.25
€3.02
Summary
This prediction ended on 30.08.25 with a price of €3.02. The SELL prediction by dimontalban shows the price for Paypal Holdings Inc. CDR slightly increased by 2.72% during the runtime of the prediction. dimontalban has 60% into this predictionPaypal Holdings Inc. is a US-based digital payments company founded in 1998. It operates as an online payment system, allowing individuals and businesses to make secure electronic transactions without having to share financial information. It has a market capitalization of over $290 billion and is listed on the NASDAQ stock exchange under the ticker symbol PYPL. Paypal has a global presence, operating in over 200 markets, and serves millions of users worldwide. The company has diversified its offerings in recent years, expanding into areas such as mobile payments and digital wallets.
Performance without dividends (%)
| Name | 1w | 1m |
|---|---|---|
| Paypal Holdings Inc. CDR | - | - |
| iShares Core DAX® | 0.734% | -0.964% |
| iShares Nasdaq 100 | -2.686% | -2.409% |
| iShares Nikkei 225® | -2.261% | -4.038% |
| iShares S&P 500 | -1.346% | -1.510% |
According to dimontalban what are the pros and cons of Paypal Holdings Inc. CDR for the foreseeable future?
Pros
Could be very worthwhile Investment >20% year
Revenue growth >5% per year expected
EBIT growth >5% per year expected
Good rating
Capable Management
Good culture
Leading role in innovation
Sustainability is important
Stable Large shareholder and/or long term investor
Top 10 in its market
Cons
High valuation
Lower EBIT Margin than peer group
Very low/no dividend yield expected
negative Cash Flow expected
Little Investments for future growth
Risky balance sheet
ROE lower than 10% per year
Increased challenges to pay loans and raise capital
Few uniques
Dependend from some customers or products
Growths slower than the competition
High risks for its business
Very high cyclical dependencies
Little known brand
Business model of the past or high risk