
Summary
- Paychex, Inc. is upgraded from hold to buy as valuation becomes attractive following a 20% price decline.
- PAYX remains resilient with high client retention, robust margins, and strategic growth via the Paycor acquisition despite macroeconomic and RTO headwinds.
- Hybrid work trends and recent Fed rate cuts support continued demand for PAYX’s HCM solutions and ease borrowing pressures.
- Technical indicators show overselling, suggesting a potential entry point, while fundamentals and dividend sustainability remain strong.
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It has been nearly four months since my [previous coverage](https://seekingalpha.com/article/4803261-paychex-fundamentals-…

Summary
- Paychex, Inc. is upgraded from hold to buy as valuation becomes attractive following a 20% price decline.
- PAYX remains resilient with high client retention, robust margins, and strategic growth via the Paycor acquisition despite macroeconomic and RTO headwinds.
- Hybrid work trends and recent Fed rate cuts support continued demand for PAYX’s HCM solutions and ease borrowing pressures.
- Technical indicators show overselling, suggesting a potential entry point, while fundamentals and dividend sustainability remain strong.
Bongkod Worakandecha/iStock via Getty Images
It has been nearly four months since my previous coverage on Paychex, Inc. (PAYX). At that time, I thought it already had a good run due to overpricing and bearish signals. True enough, the stock
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