eBay — Cheap, Unloved, And Paying Dividends

Tech stocks are out!

And with everyone dumping their positions, it’s a good time to research the sector.

Why?

Because there are high-quality companies that are now trading at a discount. And eBay is one business that currently looks like it’s entered value territory.

Today’s article will explain what makes eBay an attractive investment and why I think it may even outperform bigger, more popular competitors like Amazon and Etsy.

Here we go!

What Does eBay Do?

eBay is an online auction house and eCommerce site.

Founded in 1995, it’s often considered one of the rare Dot Com Bubble success stories. And today, eBay is a multinational online retailer valued at more than $21 billion.

Despite being an established business with a track record of long-term success, eBay has always played second fiddle to competitors like Amazon.

Even newer eCommerce platforms like Etsy and MercadoLibre overshadow eBay, at least when it comes to Wall Street interest and financial news coverage.

While this is bad for short-term traders looking for rapid-growth, it has made eBay something of a steady-value dividend stock.