The Next “Buy Now, Pay Later” Stock to Own Now

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Get Daily Trade Alert Now About TradeWins Inside Trading Newsletter Webinars Videos Trading Strategy Options Futures Forex Day Trading Subscription Services E-Books Customer Satisfaction Survey 2020 The Next “Buy Now, Pay Later” Stock to Own Now by Ian Cooper The “Buy Now, Pay Later” market is booming. So much so, BNPL saw 215% year over year growth in the first two months of 2021, as noted by Adobe. Even better, according to Bank of America, BNPL apps could grow 10-15x by 2025, and could eventually process $650 billion to $1 trillion in transactions. Better, according to Yahoo Finance, “The trend is also part of a generational shift: The average user of buy now, pay later services is their 30s, BofA found, and the average amount spent was around $200 to $500 (as compared to $5,000 to $6,000 one would spend on a credit card).” That growth has only just begun to fuel M&A interest. "BNPL is gaining popularity given that interest rates are ultralow, reducing costs for consumers. Other fintech apps have entered the market, including Affirm, a pure play on the sector, and PayPal (PYPL). Apple (AAPL) is also developing a BNPL service with Goldman Sachs Group (GS), its credit-card partner,” as reported by Barron’s. Read More   Fixed Income Investments by Chuck Hughes The “Rodney Dangerfield’s” of the Investment World The Case for Asset Allocation Fixed income investments are often overlooked by the investment community, and fixed income returns are considered “boring” compared to returns that can be achieved by picking the right stocks. During the 1990s investors became accustomed to unrealistic high returns from the stock market. From 1990 to 1999, 90 percent of all the money ever invested in the equity mutual fund market flowed into the market during that ten-year period. There were few market declines of any consequence during this period. 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