PayPal Trading Volume Surges 84.53% to $1.194 Billion, Ranks 60th Despite 5.32% Stock Decline

On June 13, 2025, PayPal Holdings (PYPL) saw a significant increase in trading volume, with a total of $1.194 billion in shares traded, marking an 84.53% rise from the previous day. This surge placed PayPal in the 60th position among all stocks traded that day. However, despite the high trading volume, the stock price of PayPal declined by 5.32%.

PayPal has been experiencing notable bearish activity in the options market. Over 13,000 put options have been traded, which is four times the usual volume. This unusual activity suggests that investors are taking a pessimistic stance on the company's near-term prospects. The most active put options are the Jun-25 72.5 puts and Jun-25 67.5 puts, indicating that traders are positioning themselves for a potential decline in the stock price.

Investors with substantial capital have taken a bearish stance on PayPal Holdings. This trend is particularly noteworthy for retail traders, as it may signal broader market sentiment towards the company. The significant bearish options activity underscores the cautious outlook among investors, who may be anticipating challenges for PayPal in the coming months.