$PayPal (PYPL.US)$ Raising and then falling again has a really good effect, much stronger than lying down. Have you set a stop-loss for those who entered? As long as you are patient, there will be even lower levels. I've said early on that the big players play high and sell, don't buy in. I advise everyone not to be lured and slaughtered, improve your self-discipline, buy according to the plan when it falls, don't chase when it rises.

$PayPal (PYPL.US)$
Paypal after dropping from 310.16 from the high. Now seems to be a good potential for averaging in. At this price Paypal seems to be extremely attractive. Paypal is a well establish company with a huge capital market cap of US$253.4 Billion and it is listed in 11 stock exchanges.
Stable Growing Profit Margin
Profit Margin as of 30 sep is 20.1% and they have been growing significantly by 26.8% per annual over the past 5 years.
Healthy Financial
Debt to Equity ratio is 40.5% ( Total Debt 8947 million to Total Equity 22,090 million)
The debt are well covered by operating cash flow (66.2%)
Interest Payments are well covered by EBIT (24.7x)
Business is on the right track
Partnering with Amazon
Paypal is on the right track on tieing up with the trillion market cap giant - Amazon on the Venmo payments, which will enable the e-commerce giant to start accepting Venmo payments in 2022. Venmo is already a peer-to-peer payments leader with over 80 million customers, but it's facing tough competition from Square's Cash App, which surpassed 70 million annual active users earlier this year. Partnering with Amazon will generate fresh tailwinds for Venmo and help the service maintain its narrow lead.
Cryptocurrency
They are on cryptocurrency business too.
PayPal's user base continues to grow
PayPal ended the third quarter with 416 million active accounts, and its total payment volume (TPV) hit $310 billion. Those core metrics, along with its total revenue, have consistently grown by double digits year over year.
During the earnings call, CEO Dan Schulman said PayPal still remained "quite confident" in its goal of hitting 750 million active accounts in 2025. That target, which supports another goal of generating more than $50 billion of revenue by that same year, implies its active accounts will increase at a compound annual rate (CAGR) of nearly 15% over the next four years.
That expansion relies on the ability of PayPal's new "super app" -- which bundles together a digital wallet, a savings account, peer-to-peer payments, bill payments, direct deposits, cryptocurrency services, BNPL (buy now, pay later) services, and other offerings -- to lock in its users, widen its moat against rivals like Square, and reduce its churn rates.

$PayPal (PYPL.US)$ Hit the 10-day moving average and immediately fell to around 208. It is possible that the large investors have not finished selling off their chips for half a year, so it should be almost time to wait again.

$PayPal (PYPL.US)$ Stand firm at 210. How about it, buddy?

$PayPal (PYPL.US)$ Don't chase after the high and enter, it can drop back in minutes. When the big players play like this, pulling up to unload can cut a big piece of meat, just take a look at the retail investor's position.

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Technology stocks were particularly hard hit (with many in the group of correction territory) as bond yields rose. Rising yields often signify that investors see inflation and strong economic demand in the future.
The Federal Reserve confirmed it will likely soon begin reducing it’s bond purchases, which could lower bond prices and lift their yields. Higher bond yields make future profits less valuable and fast-growing technology stocks are looking for big profits many years down the line.
Technically, a correction is a 10% or greater drop. I do not think we have seen the bottom yet in some of these tech stocks…
The Tech Stocks in my current watchlist:
$DocuSign (DOCU.US)$   
$Adobe (ADBE.US)$  
$CrowdStrike (CRWD.US)$ 
$Apple (AAPL.US)$ 
$SoFi Technologies (SOFI.US)$ 
$Alphabet-A (GOOGL.US)$ 
$Amazon (AMZN.US)$ 
$Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM.US)$ 
$SEMrush (SEMR.US)$ 
$Fiverr International (FVRR.US)$ 
$Meta Platforms (FB.US)$ 
$Spotify Technology (SPOT.US)$ 
$Cisco (CSCO.US)$ 
$Splunk (SPLK.US)$ 
$Cloudflare (NET.US)$ 
$Meta Platforms (FB.US)$  was the biggest loser on 04 October 2021 as it was dealing with widespread outages.
I personally, don’t expect the (one-off) seven-hour global outage to have any long-lasting impact on   $Meta Platforms (FB.US)$ network effect. Facebook is a fast-growing and lucrative company. And, it certainly seems attractive based on it’s strong fundamentals and valuation.