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How I Stopped Listening to Wall Street Analysts (PayPal Case Study)

Yesterday I saw an update from a Morgan Stanley analyst who cut PayPal’s price target from $74 to $51 per share. He listed four reasons for the downgrade. In this video, I go through each of those points and compare them directly with PayPal’s own financial reports. We look at: • The four arguments behind the downgrade • What PayPal actually reports in earnings • Earnings Per Share trend • The company raising its own guidance • Why analyst forecasts often contradict real data I also explain why I’ve stopped relying on Wall Street analysts altogether. When price targets range from $51 to $105 for the same company - all coming from “top” analysts - it raises a simple question: How useful are these forecasts really? Especially when you look at: • Low success rates • Modest long-term growth predictions • And predictability that often feels like a roulette This video is not about blindly defending PayPal. It’s about learning to think independently, read financial statements, and trust data over opinions. If you invest in individual stocks or analyze companies yourself, this approach will matter to you. If my content helps you or gives you useful ideas, and you'd like to support what I do, you can make a voluntary donation via PayPal. I really appreciate it. 👉 Support the channel (voluntary) via PayPal: @SeaNVESTING #PayPal, #Investing, #StockMarket, #WallStreet, #ValueInvesting, #FundamentalAnalysis, #Earnings, #FinancialIndependence, #LongTermInvesting #stocks