Global Payment’s Numbers Are Good, But the Stock Isn’t
Global Payments (GPN) stock has fallen from a high of $220 to below $160 since April, while profits have been good. Why?
Global Payments (GPN) stock has fallen from a high of $220 to below $160 since April, while profits have been good. Why?
If like FinTech stocks, but don’t like their high valuations, Global Payments (GPN) is growing ~20% a year with a 24 P/E.
Global Payment’s (GPN) point-of-sale software gives merchants a boost as it now integrates with AWS and Google.
Global Payments (GPN) has been a market laggard as travel & entertainment have been weak. But 2021 is looking good.
Global Payments (GPN) is experiencing a slowdown in business due to COVID-19. Growth is expected to resume in 2021.
Global Payments (GPN) has software business that integrates retail point-of-sale software with credit card payments.
Global Payments (GPN) delivers technology that runs point-of-sale systems and then processes payments too.
Shares of Global Payments (GPN) are set to soar (maybe +49% in 2 years?) with the addition of Total System Services.
FinTech stocks are all the rage right now, but Global Payments (GPN) continues to fly under the radar of many investors.
Global Payments (GPN) is merging with Total System Services (TSS), making GPN a bigger player in payment processing.
Global Payments (GPN) is like a combo-stock. The company offers software to businesses, with payment processing too.
Global Payments (GPN) is a payment processor, providing technology for merchants to take payments. Now GPN is evolving into a software provider as well.
Credit card payment company Global Payments (GPN) continues to put up impressive results as profits grew 37% last qr.
Global Payments (GPN) is expected to grow profits 27% this year, and I feel it deserves a 27 P/E, which is a stock price of $132.
Today Global Payments (GPN) just celebrated its 15th Anniversary of being on the NYSE. The stock’s gone from $8 to $112 since (14x).
An often overlooked credit card company named Global Payments (GPN) is expected to grow profits a solid 25% in 2018. And now the company has bought into the fun business.
Global Payments (GPN) provide payment solutions for credit card companies — and now small businesses. GPN is a great stock, but is under the radar of average investors.
FinTech is hot right now with electronic payments of various kinds growing in popularity all across the globe. Global Payments (GPN) is one name many don’t know of.
Global Payments (GPN) has been growing faster than both Visa and MasterCard, and GPN has a lower valuation as well.
Global Payments (GPN) is a company provides the technology for merchants to take your credit card payments, so merchants can get paid.
Global Payments (GPN) is relatively unknown to small investors, but Wall Street has been admiring the stock for a few years now — and it shows.
Global Payments (GPN) is well off its highs, selling for 20x earnings, but there’s risk the P/E could return to the teens.
A parabolic move and high valuation makes me cautious on shares of merchant service company Global Payments (GPN).