Giorgi Tumanishvili
Georgia
Edited
I’ve just added $PYPL (PayPal Holdings) to my portfolio, using 1.34% of my equity — and here’s why 👇 Entry at 67 USD. ✅ Two main reasons behind this move: 1️⃣ To lower my average entry and strengthen my long-term positioning. 2️⃣ PayPal's strategic partnership with Google — a massive catalyst that could reshape growth expectations. 💥 Why the Google partnership matters: PayPal’s integration into Google Pay and Android services streamlines payments across the ecosystem — phones, apps, e-commerce, and even in-store purchases. This isn’t just about convenience — it’s about scalability. The partnership taps into: 🔹 Billions of Android users globally 🔹 Frictionless checkout via Google Pay 🔹 Strengthening presence in emerging markets 🔹 Enhanced merchant solutions via Google Cloud integrations This synergy brings mutual user acquisition benefits and deeper ecosystem integration — both of which are key to accelerating PayPal’s relevance in the highly competitive FinTech space. I believe this partnership has the potential to bring new users, new revenue streams, and re-ignite investor confidence. 📉 Meanwhile, $PYPL is trading at a massive discount to its 5-year average multiples — including P/E, P/S, and EV/EBITDA ratios. It's currently priced like a shrinking company — but in reality, it’s still generating strong cash flows, maintaining a global footprint, and now actively unlocking new strategic growth levers. 🧠 To me, this is a long-term growth opportunity, not a short-term speculation. 📲 I also use PayPal in my daily life — and seeing it expand through Google’s ecosystem is both practical and bullish. — 📌 Follow me here on eToro for real-time updates 📊 Consider copying my portfolio — already up 140%+ in just 2 years! Let’s win smart, not loud.
PYPL
PayPal Holdings
67.25
-0.14 (-0.21%)
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