Just something to consider. There is a narrative that pypl has been facing too much competition and is losing business. Is that fundamentally true? The answer is reflected not in profits but in revenue. Revenue is the metric that shows if a company is losing business or gaining business. This is why revenue is such a closely watched metric. 2019 revs were 17.77 billion 2020 revs were 21.45 billion 2021 revs were 25.37 billion 2022 revs were 27.52 billion and 2023 estimates are 29.6 billion. The narrative is false. SQ block which I also like and also own actually did have a decrease in revenue last year over 2021. Not pypl though. Now again this only reflects whether a company is losing business or gaining business. PYPL is clearly gaining business. Other metrics like margins, gross profit, expenses, earnings are all important too but none give a great indication of strictly if the company is gaining or losing business. One other great metric is cash flow as it is hard to fudge. PYPL has great cash flow.
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