Prediction: 2 Stocks That'll Be Worth More Than Bank of America 10-15 Years From Now
Bank of America is one of the largest banks in the United States and has a market capitalization of about $350 billion, as of early 2025. There are few other financial stocks that have achieved this level of valuation. In fact, JPMorgan Chase is the only bank with a higher valuation, and if I expand the scope to the entire financial services industry, payment processing giants Visa and Mastercard are both more valuable than BofA. But that's about it.However, there are some financial technology (or fintech) stocks that could get there within the next decade or so if their management teams can execute on their growth strategies. Here are two, in particular, that I think could surpass Bank of America's valuation. One is a bit of a stretch, and the other has come close to a $350 billion market cap in the past.PayPal (NASDAQ: PYPL) currently has a market cap of about $75 billion, so it would need roughly 17% in annualized returns to get to $350 billion in a decade, or about 11% to achieve it in 15 years. I don't think this is too much of a stretch. After all, PayPal's market cap was nearly $350 billion once already, during the 2021 e-commerce boom.Continue reading
Bank of America is one of the largest banks in the United States and has a market capitalization of about $350 billion, as of early 2025. There are few other financial stocks that have achieved this level of valuation. In fact, JPMorgan Chase is the only bank with a higher valuation, and if I expand the scope to the entire financial services industry, payment processing giants Visa and Mastercard are both more valuable than BofA. But that's about it.
However, there are some financial technology (or fintech) stocks that could get there within the next decade or so if their management teams can execute on their growth strategies. Here are two, in particular, that I think could surpass Bank of America's valuation. One is a bit of a stretch, and the other has come close to a $350 billion market cap in the past.
PayPal (NASDAQ: PYPL) currently has a market cap of about $75 billion, so it would need roughly 17% in annualized returns to get to $350 billion in a decade, or about 11% to achieve it in 15 years. I don't think this is too much of a stretch. After all, PayPal's market cap was nearly $350 billion once already, during the 2021 e-commerce boom.
