's (NASDAQ: PYPL) stock plunged 12% on Aug. 3 after the digital payments leader posted its second-quarter earnings report. Its revenue rose 7% year over year to $7.29 billion, just narrowly beating analysts' estimates. Its adjusted earnings grew 24% to $1.16 per share and matched the consensus forecast.

Those headline numbers weren't disastrous, but a deeper dive exposes a few red flags. Let's review those issues and see if it's too late to bet on PayPal's turnaround.

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