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The podcast sold PayPal at a loss because after the CEO was fired and new growth plans fell apart, the only reason left to own the stock is a potential acquisition that may never happen — which is a bet, not an investment thesis.
Stripe and Advent reportedly offered $60 a share to buy PayPal, and even if PayPal's board walks away, that offer sets a price floor that makes the stock hard to lose much money on — and gives management leverage to push for a higher deal.
The thesis is that AI tools are starting to replace Adobe's software for students and freelancers — the entry-level users who eventually become loyal paying customers — and even though Adobe's revenue looks fine right now, that slow erosion of its future customer pipeline makes the stock worth selling before the damage shows up in the numbers.