Analysts slashed their price targets on PayPal Holdings Inc. following dismal Q4 results. JPMorgan analyst Tien-tsin Huang lowered the price target to $190 from $272 (44.7 percent upside) and kept an Overweight. The company’s guidance was “broadly disappointing, but probably necessary to reset expectations in order to get back to beating and raising expectations.” The analyst cut estimates but still sees PayPal emerging “from this air pocket” with growth approaching 20 percent exiting fiscal 2022. Morgan Stanley analyst James Faucette lowered the price target to $190 from $217 and kept an Overweight. He thinks “modestly weaker-than-expected” results of the past couple of quarters are attributable primarily to uneven, disappointing e-commerce growth, complicated by tough year-over-year comps and supply chain disruptions. However, Faucette thinks investors are “probably overly preoccupied” by the reduced emphasis on NNA growth and instead should focus on overall e-commerce growth. However, he admits e-commerce market growth normalization could take several quarters to play …