Like many other investing sectors, FinTech is a risky field if you are interested in investing in it, but always are data that can make your investments safer and easier. So, let’s examine the most profitable 2021 FinTech stocks.
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PayPal Holdings (PYPL)
High: 243.15
Low: 237.13
Market value: 28.58 B
PayPal has a bright future as it’s an electronic alternative to traditional paper methods like checks and money orders and is constantly growing.
Adyen (ADYEN)
High: 1,936.00
Low: 1,898.00
Market value: 58.19 B
Adyen is a Dutch payment company that allows businesses to accept e-commerce, mobile, and point-of-sale payments.
Square (SQ)
High: 229.40
Low: 219.52
Market value: 102.22 B
The company markets software and hardware payments products and has expanded into small business services.
And other equally worth-investing stocks are:
Lufax (LU)
High: 15.17
Low: 14.65
Market value: 36.86 B
Shopify (SHOP)
High 1,137.36
Low 1,104.36
Market value: 138.69 B
Green Dot (GDOT)
High: 50.63
Low: 49.31
Market value: 2.67 B
Affirm Holdings (AFRM)
High: 78.51
Low: 71.51
Market value: 19.92 B
MercadoLibre (MELI)
High: 1,469.62
Low: 1,420.01
Market value: 72.26 B
Mercado Libre, Inc. is an Argentine company incorporated in the United States that operates online marketplaces dedicated to e-commerce and online auctions.
On the other hand, there are stocks that haven’t performed that well and, at times, should be avoided from your FinTech investments.
Goldman Sachs (GS)
High: 347.24
Low: 340.63
Market value: 119.02 B
JPMorgan Chase (JPM)
High: 155.94
Low: 151.19
Market value: 473.41 B
Bank of America (BAC)
High: 38.92
Low: 37.53
Market value: 332.64 B