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Wouter I.'s avatar

Ok, so it’s considered ‘cheap’ based on valuations and some assumptions on decent growth - they went up already a bit since the beginning of April. Did you already open a position / what would be a good entry price for you? Thanks in advance.

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DeepValue Capital's avatar

Hi Wouter, thanks for the question! This article is a first look post so I do not have a position in PayPal. I do like the company at any price here below $70 for sure.

There is just no room in my portfolio and the positions I currently have are at least as good or better so this one probably won't make it in but it is still an attractive opportunity I wanted to put out there.

Hope that helps give you some context!

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Wouter I.'s avatar

Thanks for your reply, a good ‘problem’ to have ;) I am also watching QXO (and upcoming earnings). Did they make your portfolio, and at what price? I do think they are capable, but it does feel highly speculative…

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DeepValue Capital's avatar

QXO did make it into my portfolio but the specifics on weighting, cost basis, etc. I will save for my paid subscribers.

I did do an update on the position recently below I'd you want to check it out.

https://open.substack.com/pub/deepvaluecapitalbykyler/p/qxo-brad-jacobs-next-empire-begins?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=280k3w

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Vijay Homan's avatar

Sell-side is guiding for 5/6% revenue growth, and decreasing FCF conversion. Also, I think they face sizeable competition risk from Stripe (for B2B) and Apple Pay (for C2C).

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DeepValue Capital's avatar

I agree with the sell side on the fact their competition is getting much better very quickly.

It is unclear how soon it becomes an issue though with a market growing as fast is theirs is. Before I would take a position I would need to get crystal clear on the industry landscape. And why PayPal will be fine for the next 3 ish years.

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