Asking here mostly because the other subreddits are more general and closed off. I know it’s not really a value question but I want to ask. I bought into PayPal. I know people hate talking about PayPal at this point. What I believe is going on is the options flow is so insanely bullish, there are so many calls, that there is enough financial incentive to push the stock down. Otherwise none of it really makes sense. How did they arrive at a 51 price target now and not directly after earnings? Why did it jump to 80 a share after earnings but then get faded as soon as market opened? Looking at activity on places like Reddit and stocktwits retail is buying a ton of PayPal. It’s one of the most popular stocks. So if earnings are good but there are still billions of dollars in calls expiring, what happens? Can they still keep the price down if people continue opening calls and losing? I know the company is doing buybacks but it almost feels like there is an endless amount that can be sold into every rally.