PAYX Paychex Loading... : Bullish and Bearish Analyst Opinions

Loading chart...
Top Calls
Feed
Loading...
Loading...
Loading...
Loading...
Loading...
All Content
Source feeds
Buzzberg Top 50
All market capsNo capitalization filter
200 B and aboveMega
10 B to 200 BLarge
2 B to 10 BMid
0 to 2 BSmall
Custom
Enter market cap range in B USD
All directions
▲ Long
▼ Short
⛔ Avoid
✂ Close
◦ Others
Any score
LOW+
MED+
HIGH
? ?
23:48
Jun 30
John Gibson President, CEO of Paychex CNBC
Paychex AI leader, small business resilient.
Paychex has invested in AI for decades, launched the WISE intelligence engine; small business job growth is accelerating for four consecutive months, no signs of recession, and the company is best positioned to take advantage of the AI era with new compliance products.
PAYX 1ST
HIGH
21:04
Jun 15
Jim Cramer Host, Mad Money CNBC
Paychex has good yield, could rebound
Paychex has a good yield, and Cramer thinks it can make a comeback. He doesn't mind it down here and suggests it as an alternative to other staffing names like Manpower.
PAYX FLIP
LOW
23:57
Mar 26
Jim Cramer Host, Mad Money CNBC
Paychex and Generac have strong underlying businesses (payroll processing and backup generators) but are weighed down by macro fears of recession and high interest rates. The "macro morass" overshadows micro strengths, with no catalyst until the Iran war ends or rates fall. Avoid despite attractive valuations, as macro headwinds persist and stocks could decline further. Sudden improvement in macro conditions, such as war resolution or Fed rate cuts.
01:22
Mar 05
Jim Cramer Host, Mad Money CNBC
Stock is yielding ~4.5%. The "long knives are out" for the stock, but Cramer believes the company is doing well and the yield provides a floor. Buy for income and value. Employment data weakens significantly.

About PAYX Analyst Coverage

Buzzberg tracks PAYX (Paychex) across 1 sources. 3 bullish vs 0 bearish calls from 2 analysts. Sentiment: predominantly bullish (75%). 4 total trade ideas tracked. Latest voices: John Gibson, Jim Cramer.