$EBAY looks interesting. Valuation isn't crazy. Further weakness attracts strategic buyers, and everyone needs to sell their stuff to offset crypto & tech losses.pic.twitter.com/2rBvlux6Rl
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Replying to @NonGaap
I don't know their numbers like P/E but from a practical perspective, most of the categories that they sell into are under major threat, either by Amazon or Facebook Marketplace. Their share is falling AFAIK almost everywhere they're operating.
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Replying to @Molson_Hart
Do you have a feel for what is driving that leakage? Better buyer experience? Better discovery tools/features?
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Replying to @NonGaap
eBay does a lot of things, so you need to break each down by category. For new products: amazon has a better return policy, shipping, and now selection For used products: everyone knows how to use facebook and more people use it than ebay so its more practical to sell
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Replying to @Molson_Hart @NonGaap
We sell on eBay and Amazon and Amazon's back-end systems are so much more intuitive and easy to use than eBay's. Auctions and listing fees are confusing, compared to our postings on facebook as well. eBay does other stuff and can't speak for that.
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Anyways, this is born out in the data. They are losing share.
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