02-16-2018 10:51 AM
EBAY forgetting how it became large and successful just a quick note that they didnt get that way by micromanaging sellers. In fact the opposite is true. EBAY was in its prime when sellers had more options and choices and control over sales not less control. They also had less competition and less fees. Thats what grew EBAY. What is making them shrink is the opposite.
02-16-2018 01:06 PM
@tev4allwrote:The stock has doubled since the paypal split.
Please supply a link.
at the time of split ebay was around $34-$35 a share.
IT is today at IT's highest point since the split and is still short of doubling.
Paypal on the other hand is double the beginning price and has been for the past 5 months .
That $34-35 included the value of PayPal. When they split, stockholders got one share of PayPal for every share of eBay they owned. Naturally, the eBay share wasn't worth as much when the split occurred, but the two shares together were worth as much or more. eBay's current price is about 55% higher than what it was immediately after the split, when the market determined its value without PayPal (around $28/share). So no, not double.
You need to compare apples to apples.
02-16-2018 01:13 PM
@tev4allwrote:The stock has doubled since the paypal split.
Please supply a link.
at the time of split ebay was around $34-$35 a share.
IT is today at IT's highest point since the split and is still short of doubling.
Paypal on the other hand is double the beginning price and has been for the past 5 months .
The split was June 2016 - Click here to see stock price for June 2016
Today's stock price Feb. 2018 - Click here
Good Luck Selling!
02-16-2018 01:13 PM
https://www.statista.com/statistics/475586/ebays-quarterly-net-income/
https://www.statista.com/statistics/507881/ebays-annual-net-revenue/
Am I missing something? I don't see anything going down
02-16-2018 01:15 PM
02-16-2018 01:20 PM
@goodlucksellingwrote:
@tev4allwrote:The stock has doubled since the paypal split.
Please supply a link.
at the time of split ebay was around $34-$35 a share.
IT is today at IT's highest point since the split and is still short of doubling.
Paypal on the other hand is double the beginning price and has been for the past 5 months .
The split was June 2016 - Click here to see stock price for June 2016
Today's stock price Feb. 2018 - Click here
Good Luck Selling!
I am sorry. I got the year wrong for the split. They split in 2015. Click here for 2015 stock price
Not double as I mentioned but up considerable.
Good Luck Selling!
02-16-2018 01:20 PM
@lookng2015wrote:
Not directed at you Southern, but bleep I miss the old ignore button.
yep, you're not alone
02-16-2018 01:22 PM
02-16-2018 01:23 PM
02-16-2018 01:26 PM
Another newer poster who's post emulates someone we haven't seen in a while who use to also stir the pot. I believe it's a violation to circumvent a vacation.
02-16-2018 01:27 PM - edited 02-16-2018 01:28 PM
@goodlucksellingwrote:
@tev4allwrote:The stock has doubled since the paypal split.
Please supply a link.
at the time of split ebay was around $34-$35 a share.
IT is today at IT's highest point since the split and is still short of doubling.
Paypal on the other hand is double the beginning price and has been for the past 5 months .
The split was June 2016 - Click here to see stock price for June 2016
Today's stock price Feb. 2018 - Click here
Good Luck Selling!
NM. Didn't see that you had corrected the error.
02-16-2018 01:30 PM
@professor-twrote:
I will disparage any group of sellers whose government allows them to bypass the rules the rest of us must follow. Ask anyone who has faced trying to sell new merchandise or trademarked designer goods what kind of competition they're getting from the Chinese sellers.
What does trademarked designer goods have to do with the title of this thread - EBAY forgetting how it became large and successful?
Good Luck Selling!
02-16-2018 01:31 PM
The ignore button is on the offending poster's profile page.
Sometimes ignoring is the worst thing you can do.
02-16-2018 01:35 PM
02-16-2018 01:47 PM
Thanks didn't know that.
Another new wrinkle in the brain today.
02-16-2018 01:57 PM
@thatsallfolkswrote:
@tev4allwrote:The ignore button is on the offending poster's profile page.
Sometimes ignoring is the worst thing you can do.
The ignore button only blocks private messages. It doesn't screen out that person's posts, as it did back in the old days (LiveWorld?).
Yep. That was a really nice feature.