This Warren Buffett Disciple Just Loaded Up on PayPal Stock: Does That Make It a Value Investor's Dream?

Warren Buffett has inspired investors to mimic in his style and try to beat the market. One fund manager who takes the buy-and-hold approach to heart is Norbert Lou of Punch Card Management. This patient investor has a concentrated portfolio that rarely takes new positions, staying disciplined in the Buffett manner.However, last quarter, Lou surprised the market with his latest 13-F filing by investing in two new stocks for his concentrated portfolio. One is PayPal (NASDAQ: PYPL), which now makes up 15% of his portfolio. With the stock still down 77% from highs set during the pandemic, is PayPal now a value investor's dream? Let's take a closer look at this financial technology (fintech) giant and see if it is a buy today.PayPal's downfall came from relying on too many acquisitions that became overwhelming for the business to absorb. It acquired many different companies over the years, including iZettle, Honey, and Xoom, which have generally been disappointments. Now, with new management in charge, PayPal is simplifying its value proposition for consumers and its merchant partners.Continue readingWeiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei MotleyFool Weiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei MotleyFool