Can PayPal Stock Be Repaired With An Option Strategy?

[The Option Specialist]( 12/06/2021 | [View in browser]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Can PayPal Stock Be Repaired With An Option Strategy?]( There is nothing worse than making a new stock purchase and then watching the stock swiftly move to the downside. Thankfully, there is an option strategy to use on something like PayPal stock that could help speed up the recovery process. It's called a stock repair strategy. The idea with the stock repair strategy is that the investor can reduce the break-even price without adding any more capital to the trade. There is no additional downside risk with the trade. PayPal (PYPL) serves as a good example, as it has been under pressure in recent months. Assuming a trader bought into PayPal stock at 230, and didn't employ the golden rule of loss-cutting, they would be sitting on a considerable loss. With a close at 184.89 yesterday, that's nearly a 20% hit. 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