I'm not going to do a giant bs AI created write up about this stock again like every other post has been for the last year.
However at a trailing P/E of 7.36, forward P/E is 7.3-7.6 roughly, the business is still profitable and has been growing revenue consistently although at a VERY VERY slow rate, now only 4% compared to pre-COVID growth average of 15-20%, the stock is priced today as if there was negative growth or as if they are on the verge of bankruptcy when that is far from the truth.
Bad CEO Alex Chriss being gone is another plus.
Isn't that exactly what The Intelligent Investor and the lessons of Benjamin Graham say is a good buy?
I'm not sure if I will buy back in myself, I sold around $70 breakeven because I understood the risk it carries with competitors and shrinking market share, but they aren't losing money, in that case I wouldn't be looking at PayPal at all.