I only buy stocks when the price makes sense, and right now in the stock market I’m watching three solid companies—but I won’t touch them until they hit my value targets. In this video, I break down PayPal, Southwest, and Nike using real valuation metrics, not hype, to explain why they’re on my watchlist and what price would make them a buy. PayPal looks especially promising with strong free cash flow, growing earnings, and a surprising partnership with OpenAI. Southwest and Nike also show long-term potential if they return to pre-COVID margins and growth, but as always, it’s not about what you buy—it’s what you pay for it.
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I bought PYPL last year at $79 and recently bought more at $68. I love the new products that PayPal are launching. I don’t expect them to significantly to their $33 billion dollar revenue, but I like CEO Alex Chriss planting the seeds of future growth for the company. Alex Chriss leadership impressed me to increase my stake in the company
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I put 1000 in Nike last video you mentioned it and I'm down 12%
End the f*cking War! I want to live and enjoy the profits I keep making from Mrs Michelle Howard trading.
Paypal just feels so dead as a brand/technology etc
ok
if I join does the group teach you how to use the software and give you benchmarks so you know whats good vs bad? What does the price go to after the trial?
PYPL growth in revenue will increase because of the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) relaxed reporting to greater than $20000 and 200 transactions for 1099K on sold items for Paypal and marketplaces.
I expect revenue to spike for at least 3 more year while this change is in effect.
Where is uncle moe?
Thanks for the breakdown and overview of the 3 stocks. I am really going to look into PAYpal.