Jim Cramer has been on TV for two decades, and to his fans, he's their high-energy coach who turns financial jargon into valuable information. And he does it in an entertaining fashion, while taking on regular calls from his viewers. No one else does that at his scale. To his critics, he is a living bullhorn who sometimes mistakes volume for conviction and turns stock picking into theater.
Shares of PayPal Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ:PYPL) plummeted 11.12% over the past month after gaining 4.23% the month prior. That brings the payment processor's year-to-date loss to 21.62%. However, the stock is up 17.66% since its 52-week low on April 8. When PayPal reported Q2 earnings on July 29, it beat on both top and bottom lines. EPS was $1.40 versus an expected $1.30, and revenue was $8.29 billion versus an expected $8.08 billion.
