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Slow growth but is still growth – that a win in this AMZN dominated retail world. The stubhub concern fall is also a reflection of the ridiculous prices for some artists and the lack of quality tours this past while. Summer is here that should pick up.
[quote=”Helmholtz Watson” post=155]Slow growth but is still growth – that a win in this AMZN dominated retail world. The stubhub concern fall is also a reflection of the ridiculous prices for some artists and the lack of quality tours this past while. Summer is here that should pick up.[/quote]
Yes you wonder how much they lose to AMZN – some would argue EBAY is similar in the auction space – is overstock still around or others. And they charge 10% to the seller – you would think a competitor is waiting – lets call them AMZN :unsure:
EBAY = used version of Amazon site with auctioneers 😉 8) 8) and it is indeed tough to make $$$ on used products, when many new products are highly discounted these days.
[color=purple][size=5]E = EXTRAORDINARY
B = BARGAINING
A = AMAZON-shoppin’
Y = YUPPIES[/size][/color]Great cartoons CI – so true with AMZN – just finished reading the preview on GOOGL and then the thread on eBay as I said there I am digging out my copy of Animal Farm – great weekend all.
eBay $EBAY upgraded to the number-one top picks list by Credit Suisse for 2018
Credit Suisse’s $44 price target (Closed 37.37 today)
Credit Suisse called eBay a rare value story with several paths to value creation. Three areas of value were as follows:
Potential marketplace gross merchandise volume (GMV) acceleration
Potential monetization of classified and/or StubHub businesses
Improved transaction revenue growth driven by uptake of promoted listing adsMore aggressive share repurchases adding to 2018 earnings per share
$EBAY has been the laggard so was a matter of time before someone pulled out that old value story dogma 🙂
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