wechsler stock about what it means for paypal. why would be good for them? >> is hard to specify.he companies in silicon valley understand the benefits of focus. there is a fundamental difference between a company that is trying to solve retail and merchandising which is ebay. it is about how you get people to shop on the site. out you get them to find the goods they are looking for? and a company that is a payment system. the types of questions that paypal trying to solve is how do you get people to keep money in the paypal system? id prevent fraud? -- how do you prevent fraud? think that paypal could get more involved in things like financial services? >> i think that paypal on its own could be a 100 dollars -- $100 billion plus financial powerhouse. the key things to understand about the business is that all the profit comes from transactions that are funded from a paypal balance. the credit card fund and transactions roughly breakeven. it is critical for people to keep money in the system. tremendously,wn more than we could've expected of the last decade. if you look at the fu

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