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PayPal buyout fades; competitive struggles remain.

A top comment calls PYPL “the dogshittiest stock,” down ~80%, with buyout hopes dead. Long-term bagholder pain and failed buyout speculation can keep a lid on rallies. Avoid the stock; do not catch the falling knife. A beaten-down fintech could eventually recover, but no bull case was offered.

PayPal's abandoned takeover by Stripe and Advent is reported as a factual development.

PayPal shares fall 14% after reports that Advent and Stripe consortium will abandon its pursuit.

The tweet is a rhetorical factual comparison of Paypal and Affirm's buy now pay later.

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PayPal shares crash after reports that Advent and Stripe abandoned a $50 billion takeover bid.

A major acquisition/partnership deal with Stripe has fallen through. The community interprets Stripe walking away as a fundamental red flag, indicating PayPal's underlying valuation and financials are worse than they appear. Avoid or short PYPL as the failed deal exposes fundamental weakness. The stock might already be priced for the worst, making it a value trap rather than a short.

A credible private-equity/payments consortium reportedly valued PYPL at over $50bn, but the author dismisses the attempt as a “low-ball bid.” The abandoned deal shows external interest in PayPal’s franchise, while the author’s skepticism implies the market may not be pricing in its full standalone value. Not a clear buy or sell; watch for renewed takeover interest, activist pressure, or operational turnaround signs before committing capital. The deal collapse could signal due-diligence red flags, no other bidders emerge, and PayPal continues losing share to modern payment rivals.

The author sarcastically tells the team to sell after PayPal's takeout offer was withdrawn.

A consortium of buyout firm Advent and payment processor Stripe has decided to abandon its.

The tweet reports that Stripe is said to drop its pursuit of PayPal.

A consortium including Advent and Stripe reportedly abandons its pursuit of PayPal.

Retail views PayPal as a washed-up legacy company ("chick from highschool"). A complete lack of retail interest and hype limits any momentum-driven upside. Avoid going long as the stock suffers from severe narrative decay. Low expectations could make it a value play for institutions.

Reddit comment says PayPal deserves to go to zero, which is a bearish or do-not-buy view on PYPL, but it does not state an explicit short, puts, or actionable short trade.

Author cites PYPL as a decent company with a “ridiculous” low valuation that still keeps falling. Persistent price decline despite perceived value suggests the market is not willing to re-rate the stock. Avoid catching this falling knife until a fundamental or sentiment catalyst appears. Deep value could eventually win if profitability stabilizes or if activist/financial engineering unlocks value.

Low valuation and buybacks support higher prices.

PayPal announces that US users can now make in-store QR code payments at Weixin Pay merchants.

A news wire reports a broad list of price target increases across dozens of stocks from various.

A sarcastic rhetorical question speculates about Stripe's acquisition motives relative.

Piper Sandler raises its price target on PayPal to 59 dollars from 42.

PayPal-Stripe talks proposed $60.50 per share

PayPal is reportedly in talks to be acquired for over 53 billion dollars by Stripe and Advent.

Users noted massive, highly profitable insider call buying exactly 5 minutes before a news drop. Such aggressive insider positioning often precedes significant corporate news or price movement. Watch PYPL for continued momentum or volatility following the news drop. The news is already out, and the initial move may have already been priced in.

Stripe and Advent's acquisition deal for PayPal could close in coming weeks with a higher price.

Stripe and Advent International are reportedly in talks to acquire PayPal according to a Wall.

Stripe and Advent are reportedly in talks to acquire PayPal according to a Wall Street Journal.

The author lists 40 stocks at their 200-weekly moving average as a watchlist of potential.

PayPal announces Venmo users can now pay for Google Play apps, games.

Watch PayPal for breakout to 80