EBay was one of the surprise breakouts of early 2020. The online-auction and e-commerce stock ripped to new 52-week highs in May and kept flying on raised guidance in June. The strong numbers kept coming in July and October, but the stock just drifted and then slid lower.
The pullback landed EBAY back at a key level around $47, the old record peak from 2018. It gapped through that price area in June and bounced near it in mid-September. It’s also close to the 200-day simple moving average (SMA).
Speaking of the 200-day SMA, prices tested below on November 10. They quickly snapped back and formed a hammer candlestick, which may suggest the shorter-term decline has ended.
Given its strong results and turnaround, longer-term trend followers may look for EBAY to continue higher into yearend.
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