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If you were working in e-commerce you'd know why millions of merchant use them, it's a good and easy software to use. They have tons of problems, like any compa
by jeromegv 4y ago
If you were working in e-commerce you'd know why millions of merchant use them, it's a good and easy software to use. They have tons of problems, like any company, but people are migrating TOWARDS shopify, not the other way around, in huge majority.
Etsy, amazon, eBay, all missed earnings due to lower ecom growth after covid. People are cheering the product, not the stock price. Clearly those 2 are not always correlated (even if clearly they could do better)
- ineedasername 4y agoI don't know about the others but Amazon missed things because of a $7B+ loss on Rivian investments. Otherwise their growth had slowed, but the actual core business is still growing. The Rivian investment is a bit of a head scratcher though. I get that electricity costs could bring down shipping costs vs. ICE vehicles, but they could order their 100,000 trucks without buying 20% of a business that's somewhat orthogonal to their core competency, which is definitively not vehicle manufacturing. Sure they're more of a logistics business than retailer at this point but owning a manufacturer... do they have big stakes in the established traditional manufacturers?