While PayPal's stock price is down relative to where it traded five years ago, the company's revenue has almost doubled in that time, and free cash flow has grown by nearly 50%. The stock has risen by more than 4,000% since its 2007 initial public offering, and the company has built a leadership position in Latin American e-commerce and fintech while also prospering in other areas. In addition to facilitating digital payments for the unbanked, it has also created opportunities such as protecting money for its customers in Argentina, who contend with triple-digit inflation.