Speaker 1: PayPal stock, trading under the symbol py PLLL, is currently
Speaker 1: priced around sixty one United States dollars per share, with
Speaker 1: recent data from Robinhood reporting a last trade near sixty
Speaker 1: point nine six United States dollars and a market capitalization
Speaker 1: of about fifty six billion United States dollars. Robinhood also
Speaker 1: notes that current trading volume is a little over two
Speaker 1: hundred seven thousand shares compared with an average daily volume
Speaker 1: of roughly fifteen point sixty five million shares, which means
Speaker 1: activity so far today is well below typical levels. Over
Speaker 1: the past year, the shares of traded between a low
Speaker 1: near fifty five point eighty five United States dollars and
Speaker 1: a high near ninety three point six sixty six United
Speaker 1: States dollars, according to Robinhood. Market beat data show PayPal
Speaker 1: shares are down roughly eighteen percent year to date, with
Speaker 1: a market value in the mid sixty billion United States
Speaker 1: dollar range and recent average volume around eight and a
Speaker 1: half million shares, which underscores that the name has been
Speaker 1: under sustained pressure even before to day. Market Screener reports
Speaker 1: that on a recent session, the stock closed around sixty
Speaker 1: point seven eight United States dollars, with volume about thirteen
Speaker 1: million shares, again reflecting heavy interest on down days on
Speaker 1: the news front. Insider Monkey reports that since PayPal released
Speaker 1: its third quarter twenty twenty five earnings on October twenty eighth,
Speaker 1: the stock has fallen more than fourteen point five percent,
Speaker 1: despite the company beating earnings expectations and even raising its
Speaker 1: full year guidance for generally accepted Accounting Principles earnings per
Speaker 1: share to a range of about five point one one
Speaker 1: to five point one five United States dollars. Wall Street,
Speaker 1: according to insider Monkey, is worried about weakness in PayPal's
Speaker 1: branded checkout payment volumes. Analyst actions have turned more cautious.
Speaker 1: Insider Monkey notes that Dertchebank recently cut its price target
Speaker 1: from seventy five to sixty five United States dollars while
Speaker 1: maintaining a hold rating, and UBS refirmed a hold with
Speaker 1: an eighty United States dollar target. The Fly and gou
Speaker 1: Focus report that Wells Fargo lowered its target from seventy
Speaker 1: four to sixty seven United States dollars while keeping an
Speaker 1: equal weight rating. Market screener and Meters t Newswires add
Speaker 1: that Compass Point cut its target from sixty six to
Speaker 1: fifty six United States dollars with a cell rating, even
Speaker 1: as fact set data show the overall analyst community still
Speaker 1: leans overweight, with an average price target a little above
Speaker 1: eighty United State dollars. Thanks for tuning in and remember
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