🚀📈 $PYPL — Not Calling a Bottom, But a Repricing Is Coming
I’m not saying $PYPL has bottomed with 100% certainty.
But a move back to at least 80 looks increasingly likely — and the logic is structural, not emotional.
First, this isn’t about a hype catalyst.
PayPal applying to become a bank signals a shift from “payment processor” toward financial infrastructure. Savings, lending, FDIC coverage — that expands monetization depth and improves long-term cash flow visibility.
Second, the market has been pricing PayPal as a stagnating payments company.
That framework breaks if PayPal is gradually reclassified as a broader fintech platform with multiple revenue layers. You don’t need explosive growth for that — just stabilization plus clearer economics.
Third, pessimism has already been fully expressed in price.
Two years of compression baked in growth fears, competition, and macro pressure. When expectations are that low, removing even one major uncertainty is enough to trigger a meaningful rerating.
This doesn’t require a new bull cycle.
It only requires the market to realize PayPal isn’t “broken.”
An 80 handle isn’t aggressive.
It’s a normalization move after excessive pessimism.
The real question is timing, not direction.
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