PayPal stock, trading under the symbol py PLLL, is currently priced around sixty one United States dollars per share, with recent data from Robinhood reporting a last trade near sixty point nine six United States dollars and a market capitalization of about fifty six billion United States dollars. Robinhood also notes that current trading volume is a little over two hundred seven thousand shares compared with an average daily volume of roughly fifteen point sixty five million shares, which means
activity so far today is well below typical levels. Over the past year, the shares of traded between a low near fifty five point eighty five United States dollars and a high near ninety three point six sixty six United
States dollars, according to Robinhood. Market beat data show PayPal shares are down roughly eighteen percent year to date, with a market value in the mid sixty billion United States dollar range and recent average volume around eight and a half million shares, which underscores that the name has been
under sustained pressure even before to day. Market Screener reports that on a recent session, the stock closed around sixty point seven eight United States dollars, with volume about thirteen million shares, again reflecting heavy interest on down days on
the news front. Insider Monkey reports that since PayPal released its third quarter twenty twenty five earnings on October twenty eighth, the stock has fallen more than fourteen point five percent, despite the company beating earnings expectations and even raising its full year guidance for generally accepted Accounting Principles earnings per share to a range of about five point one one
to five point one five United States dollars. Wall Street, according to insider Monkey, is worried about weakness in PayPal's branded checkout payment volumes. Analyst actions have turned more cautious. Insider Monkey notes that Dertchebank recently cut its price target from seventy five to sixty five United States dollars while maintaining a hold rating, and UBS refirmed a hold with
an eighty United States dollar target. The Fly and gou Focus report that Wells Fargo lowered its target from seventy four to sixty seven United States dollars while keeping an equal weight rating. Market screener and Meters t Newswires add that Compass Point cut its target from sixty six to fifty six United States dollars with a cell rating, even as fact set data show the overall analyst community still leans overweight, with an average price target a little above
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