This Stock Paid For My Watch And Book Collection
I buy a lot of books and I buy a lot of watches. And, I buy them all through eBay ($EBAY) — an overlooked e-commerce stock that’s up 41% this year.
eBay is now beating Wall Street favorite, Amazon.
And as a consummate eBay shopper, I’ve been bullish on the stock for years. While I’ve never bought shares directly, I have generated consistent income by selling eBay put options.
In fact, the money I made selling put options paid for 54 paperback books and a used Tag Heuer Aquaracer — all purchased through eBay.com.
In this article, I want to explain why eBay is beating the market. And, I’ll share the secret, overlooked advantages that eBay has over many of its Ecom peers.
eBay Is A Secret Play On Luxury Goods And Collectables
Want to buy a Rolex Cellini, the infamous Dungeons & Dragons adventure Tomb of Horrors, or a complete set of 1988’s Dinosaurs Attack! trading cards?
eBay has you covered.
While Amazon has become a platform where dropshippers arbitrage cheap Temu goods for 1,000% mark-up, eBay has made a big pivot into collectables and luxury goods.