PayPal Stock in 5 Charts

Everything you need to know about PayPal stock in 5 charts.

Today’s Compounders Daily stock is PayPal (Nasdaq: PYPL).

PayPal stock has returned 57.8% since being spun out of eBay in 2015.

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Here is a look at PayPal's key metrics and business segments in 5 charts.

The 30,000-Foot View

Since 2013, revenue has grown steadily and has nearly doubled in the past five years.

PayPal is also a cash flow machine, generating ~$5 billion in cash per year.

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The Business Breakdown

Active users exploded in the late 2010s after PayPal was spun out of eBay.

Some of the cash PayPal generates is being used to buy back stock.

Did You Know?

Share repurchases have accelerated in the last two years and $5 billion of stock is expected to be bought back this year.

Dive Deeper Into PayPal

Want to dive deeper into PayPal’s business? Here are 3 resources we use every day:

  1. Investor Relations: Press releases, earnings, SEC filings straight from Alphabet.

  2. Koyfin: Get financials, charts, transcripts, and much more all on Koyfin. It’s what we use to start research, so you know it’s good.

  3. Quartr: There’s no better way to listen to earnings reports than Quartr. And they recently added searchable transcripts and earnings presentations to the platform.

We will be back tomorrow with another compounder stock.

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