Investors obviously prefer buying stocks at a discounted price. However, not all discounted stocks are necessarily worth owning at any valuation. That's the conundrum anyone eyeing digital payment facilitator PayPal (NASDAQ: PYPL) is facing right now. Shares are priced dirt cheap at only 10.3 times this year's expected earnings of $5.55 apiece. But the fact that the stock's drifted to such a valuation suggests most investors aren't hopeful about its future. Maybe you should be willing to take a speculative shot on it anyway, though -- or maybe not.
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