Hi friends,
Corrections are in order for the week reflected in the close on Friday (of 1/30/2021):
Dow Jones 30: 29,982.62 (-3.27%, year-to-date: -2.04%)
S&P 500: 3,714.24 (-3.31%, year-to-date: -1.11%)
Nasdaq: 13,070.69 (-3.49%, year-to-date: 1.42%)
What a tumultuous week; from major tech companies getting a boost from strong fundamentals in successful earnings to Main St. kicking Wall St. where the sun don't shine, we saw it all and then some. Here's earnings on a silver platter for upcoming week:
ARE (1st Feb 2021)
OTIS (1st Feb 2021)
TMO (1st Feb 2021)
VRTX (1st Feb 2021)
AMCR (2nd Feb 2021)
AMGN (2nd Feb 2021)
AMZN (2nd Feb 2021)
ATO (2nd Feb 2021)
BEN (2nd Feb 2021)
BR (2nd Feb 2021)
CB (2nd Feb 2021)
CMG (2nd Feb 2021)
COP (2nd Feb 2021)
CTLT (2nd Feb 2021)
EA (2nd Feb 2021)
EMR (2nd Feb 2021)
ETN (2nd Feb 2021)
FBHS (2nd Feb 2021)
GL (2nd Feb 2021)
GOOG (2nd Feb 2021)
GOOGL (2nd Feb 2021)
HCA (2nd Feb 2021)
IDXX (2nd Feb 2021)
MCK (2nd Feb 2021)
MPC (2nd Feb 2021)
PFE (2nd Feb 2021)
PKI (2nd Feb 2021)
RCL (2nd Feb 2021)
STE (2nd Feb 2021)
SYY (2nd Feb 2021)
TDG (2nd Feb 2021)
UPS (2nd Feb 2021)
WAT (2nd Feb 2021)
XOM (2nd Feb 2021)
ABBV (3rd Feb 2021)
AFL (3rd Feb 2021)
ALGN (3rd Feb 2021)
ALL (3rd Feb 2021)
APTV (3rd Feb 2021)
AVB (3rd Feb 2021)
AVY (3rd Feb 2021)
BIIB (3rd Feb 2021)
BSX (3rd Feb 2021)
CTSH (3rd Feb 2021)
CTVA (3rd Feb 2021)
DTE (3rd Feb 2021)
EBAY (3rd Feb 2021)
GWW (3rd Feb 2021)
HUM (3rd Feb 2021)
HWM (3rd Feb 2021)
IEX (3rd Feb 2021)
KLAC (3rd Feb 2021)
LNC (3rd Feb 2021)
MAA (3rd Feb 2021)
MET (3rd Feb 2021)
PYPL (3rd Feb 2021)
QCOM (3rd Feb 2021)
QRVO (3rd Feb 2021)
ABC (4th Feb 2021)
ALXN (4th Feb 2021)
AME (4th Feb 2021)
APD (4th Feb 2021)
ATVI (4th Feb 2021)
BAX (4th Feb 2021)
BDX (4th Feb 2021)
BLL (4th Feb 2021)
BMY (4th Feb 2021)
CARR (4th Feb 2021)
CI (4th Feb 2021)
CLX (4th Feb 2021)
CMI (4th Feb 2021)
CMS (4th Feb 2021)
DD (4th Feb 2021)
DGX (4th Feb 2021)
DXC (4th Feb 2021)
ESS (4th Feb 2021)
F (4th Feb 2021)
FLT (4th Feb 2021)
FTNT (4th Feb 2021)
FTV (4th Feb 2021)
GILD (4th Feb 2021)
HIG (4th Feb 2021)
HSY (4th Feb 2021)
ICE (4th Feb 2021)
IP (4th Feb 2021)
MCHP (4th Feb 2021)
MRK (4th Feb 2021)
MSI (4th Feb 2021)
MTD (4th Feb 2021)
NLOK (4th Feb 2021)
NOV (4th Feb 2021)
NWS (4th Feb 2021)
NWSA (4th Feb 2021)
ODFL (4th Feb 2021)
PH (4th Feb 2021)
PM (4th Feb 2021)
PRU (4th Feb 2021)
RL (4th Feb 2021)
SNA (4th Feb 2021)
TMUS (4th Feb 2021)
PayPal (PYPL)
No matter what my friends tell me about Venmo, they can't get me to convert from PayPal. Yeah, I know PayPal owns Venmo but i just don't want to download another app. PayPal, Elon Musk's first big love child with innovation, revolutionized the way transferring money between parties work. If you need an example of a simple idea becoming the mainstay of seamless online money transfers, look no further. Let's break PYPL down to its fundamentals:
Annual Top-Line Revenue:
2015: $9.07B
2016: $10.72B
2017: $13.08B
2018: $15.48B
2019: $17.53B
Last 4 Earnings Result (from most recent):
Beat
Beat
Miss
Beat
Historical Stock Returns:
3-month: 23.97%
1-year: 100.69%
5-year: 557.25%
Naturally a growth stock, the rise in top line revenue is VERY nice. It's definitely on our radar of things to keep an eye on this week.
Who's in the same space as PayPal?
Some competitors whose primary function is similar or has services that perform similar duties are, but not limited to, Square (SQ), Alphabet (or Google/GOOG), Shopify (SHOP), and Intuit (INTU).
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