Bekiumuzi_Dube

PAY HELL 🔥 🔥 🔥 : $PYPL ANALYSIS

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BATS:PYPL   PayPal Holdings, Inc.
Well 2024 im gonna be a man of excellence with my publishing accurate posts aint enough im gonna at least present a SWOT analysis of my own thinking

Strength
Large clientele adding its subsidiary like Venmo
Global Financial service so its magnitude isnt limited to US,EU
Household name even among non users

Weakness
Hight commisions
Lacking innovation (they need the fruits of RND baby)

Opportunities
Maybe cementing a digital bank of sorts and adding their clientele to it integrating them by default

Threats

1. ZELLE 0% commissions made by the same banks they were gladly servicing for free (backstab)

2.Everyone doing P2P so too many opps (competition) i theorise in a near future whatsapp business will have a p2p scratch dat it does in brazil and india (just googled to fact check this obvious impending threat)

3.Their declining stock price and alternative investments options will be their own downfall especially when whatsapp pay (whatsapp) has all their clients already using the messenger the convenience of integrating them by default into their financial service woo wheee good luck an easy 1bn clients without trying but for now whatspay aint rolled out worldwide but it will obviously speaking that is

Here is my contrarian analysis to luke belmar i actually shorted it last year from 88 but didnt publish just snapped a pic mid way cause i knew it would come in handy

WHATSAPP PAY the killer of all p2p except zelle which can be used to send million and billions 0%
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I asked chatgpt why paypal didnt go the visa route as old as it is as popular as networked as it was why they failed to innovate and this same management will fail to innovate in the trying times of rising opps

here is what chatgpt said on why pypl is not in the 200 billion plus club

P2P services like PayPal often partner with payment networks like Visa to provide additional payment options and enhance their functionality. There are a few reasons why they choose to collaborate with established networks rather than building their own from scratch:

1. Established Infrastructure: Networks like Visa have already established robust payment infrastructure, including connections with banks and financial institutions worldwide. By leveraging this existing infrastructure, P2P services can offer their users a wide range of payment options and reach a larger customer base.

2. Global Acceptance: Visa is widely accepted around the world, making it easier for P2P services to expand their reach and allow users to transact globally. Building a similar level of acceptance and trust would be time-consuming and costly for individual P2P platforms.

3. Security and Fraud Prevention: Visa invests significant resources in security measures and fraud prevention technologies. By partnering with Visa, P2P services can take advantage of these security features, providing users with a safer payment experience.

4. Regulatory Compliance: Visa and other payment networks have extensive experience navigating complex regulatory landscapes. By collaborating with established networks, P2P services can ensure compliance with various financial regulations and avoid potential legal issues.

While P2P services could theoretically build their own payment networks, partnering with existing networks like Visa allows them to focus on their core competencies and provide a better overall user experience.
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