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PYPL PayPal
- 78.130
- +0.880+1.14%
Close Nov 4 16:00 ET
- 78.150
- +0.020+0.03%
Pre 04:10 ET
78.33BMarket Cap18.69P/E (TTM)
78.440High77.000Low10.26MVolume77.260Open77.250Pre Close798.01MTurnover1.03%Turnover Ratio20.35P/E (Static)1.00BShares83.70052wk High3.88P/B78.11BFloat Cap53.98052wk Low--Dividend TTM999.69MShs Float310.160Historical High--Div YieldTTM1.86%Amplitude30.000Historical Low77.800Avg Price1Lot Size
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Sofi Technology vs PayPal; Underground Battle, New Kid on the Block vs Uncle!! Sofi Technology has been consistently growing their Business and increasing Investors attention all throughout the world. Currently under $20 a share, and up 56% the past three months for their overall gain in the market. With their new banking, and financial Partnerships this company is being said to Double in value by the end of the year. Now we have PayPal, only up 40¢ for the year to date. Currently ...
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$PayPal (PYPL.US)$ Everyday waterfall!
$PayPal (PYPL.US)$ alex chriss is a dictator
$PayPal (PYPL.US)$ this will go sideway for a while
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$PayPal (PYPL.US)$ institutions long it very decisive, seems uptrend did not reverse, and the resistence above isn’t that formidable.
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$PayPal (PYPL.US)$ is set to report its Q3 earnings on Tuesday, Oct. 29, with analysts expecting EPS of $1.07—a year-over-year decline of 17.7%—due to increased costs from AI investments and infrastructure needs for its BNPL model. However, revenue is projected to grow by 6.6% to $7.89 billion, indicating some resilience despite tight margins.
Key Competitive Pressures
PayPal’s new CEO, Alex Chriss, faces significant competitive challenges:
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Key Competitive Pressures
PayPal’s new CEO, Alex Chriss, faces significant competitive challenges:
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Needpocketmoney : In some ways, SoFi and PayPal can be considered partial competitors, but due to differences in their core business areas, they are not direct competitors. Here’s why:
1. Different Core Businesses:
• SoFi primarily provides digital alternatives to traditional financial services, such as loans, investments, and retail banking, functioning similarly to a digital bank.
• PayPal focuses on electronic payments, e-commerce transactions, and merchant solutions, enabling users to make online payments, transfers, and receive money through its platform.
2. Overlapping Services:
• Personal Finance Products: Some of SoFi’s offerings, like debit and credit cards, may compete to a certain extent with PayPal’s payment and transfer services.
• Peer-to-Peer Payments: PayPal’s Venmo and SoFi’s transfer functions may attract overlapping users, but the two services have different primary functions and target audiences.
3. Market Positioning and Target Users:
• SoFi appeals more to users looking for a comprehensive personal finance platform for loans, investments, and other financial needs all in one place.
• PayPal mainly attracts e-commerce users, merchants, and those engaged in international transactions by providing convenient payment solutions.
In summary, SoFi and PayPal do have some competitive overlap, but their core business directions differ, as do their target audiences and market positions, so they are not direct competitors.