Paycom Software, Inc.

Fundamentals8.0
Price Action6.0
News Sentiment6.0
AI Rating
6.0

Key Drivers

  • High Margins
  • Strong Cash Flow
  • Rising Leverage

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AI Summary

6.0

PAYC should now be viewed less as a fast-growth software compounder and more as a high-quality cash generator whose upside depends on stabilizing mid-single-digit growth, margins, and a more leveraged balance sheet enough to support buybacks/dividends without another earnings miss; if execution holds, the stock can keep re-rating, but the weak guide and rising debt make the margin-for-error thin.

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ReRating‍

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Fundamental Analysis

8.0

Key Financial Insights:

  • High Margins
  • Strong Cash Flow
  • Rising Leverage

PAYC combines exceptional profitability and strong cash generation with a still-reasonable valuation, but the latest quarter also shows a sharply more leveraged balance sheet and tighter liquidity.

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Leverage

Price Behavior

6.0
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Key Price Behavior Insights:

  • Sharp rebound
  • Support flip
  • Volatility risk

PAYC has rebounded sharply over the last month from about $123.67 to $139.21, turned the $137-$138 area into support, and stays constructive while above $133-$134, though it still faces resistance near $139.7-$144.2 and remains below the $148.58 high.

PAYC
constructive
Support Level: $133-$134
Resistance Level: $139.7-$144.2

Fell from the low-$140s to the low-$120s within days, showing sudden volatility

Sentiment & News

6.0

Key News Insights:

  • Value repositioning
  • Buyback support
  • Revision caution

Paycom's June 2026 headlines shifted PAYC toward a value/income story backed by a $2B buyback and solid guidance, but near-term upside may be limited by softer earnings revision momentum.

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Buyback

The stock appears fundamentally supported by capital returns and resilient operations, though further gains may hinge on stronger estimate revisions