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NASDAQ:EBAY
eBay Inc (EBAY)
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Technical Analysis 
Aug 25, 2026, 12:00 amThis summary was created by AI, based on 4 opinions in the last 12 months.
eBay Inc. appears to be strategically focusing on high-ticket, high-margin products, which has generated positive sentiment among market participants. Recent reviews indicate that the company is experiencing strong demand in particular sectors, including collectibles and automotive parts, with a notable industry size of $10 billion. The upcoming earnings report is anticipated to showcase further robustness, especially given the momentum in new categories and consumer preferences shifting towards eBay. Analysts appreciate the good price-to-earnings ratio, ongoing share buybacks, and a solid balance sheet that bolsters investor confidence in eBay’s growth trajectory. As eBay positions itself against competitors like Amazon, expectations remain high for a significant resurgence in sales across various product categories.
Good company. Little bit high on the valuation side for his liking. Serves a very strong niche, but other people are starting to infiltrate that business.
Don LatoHigh-tech and doing quite well, but really doing very, very well on the back of their PayPal. PayPal is responsible for a very large and growing portion of their profits. Sort of a tough area as there is going to be competition in this area and there aren’t a lot of barriers to entry. He would probably pass on this one.
Doing very well but when you really look at the company and get under the hood, you find that this company is really being driven by the success of PayPal. Nothing wrong with that but you have to understand what is driving it. This is really a competitor of Visa (V-N) and MasterCard (MA-N). It is really a payment processor company. Doing well. Trading at a little rich multiple at about 20X earnings.
Brian Acker, CA
Paul Harris, CFA
Paul Larson
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Basically a retail merchandiser. Usually goes up prior to Black Friday and then retail usually sells off. Technically, it is not doing that well. Chart shows a downward trend and it has to hold the $50 level, or it has real problems. Trading below its 20 day moving average Relative Strength to the market is negative. This has another period of seasonal strength from the end of January to April, the Easter buying season.