PayPal is Trying to Grow Up: Can PYPL Be a Fintech Comeback Story?
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- PayPal (PYPL) has fallen from fintech darling to “show me” stock, trading near $60 with value-style pricing despite a still-solid payments franchise.
- Under CEO Alex Chriss, the company is emphasizing profitable growth, cost discipline, and cash returns via dividends and buybacks instead of chasing hype.
- The upside case hinges on steady growth, better monetization of Venmo and Braintree, and PayPal staying embedded in global checkout flows.
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