eBay Inc
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eBay Inc
Narrow
Economic Moat
Narrow moat driven by marketplace scale and specialized trust/brand features that create durable buyer-seller advantages but face competition from larger platforms.
eBay Inc
Competitive Advantages
Large buyer and seller base (hundreds of millions of buyers and tens of millions of sellers with billions of live listings) increases assortment and matching efficiency, making the marketplace more valuable as participation grows.
Seller-facing tools, fulfillment and payments integrations, and reliance of many small businesses on eBay’s demand create practical frictions that raise the cost of moving to alternative marketplaces.
Strong brand and trust mechanisms—including eBay’s Authenticity Guarantee and buyer protections—support higher conversion and premium pricing in categories like collectibles and luxury goods.
Wide Economic Moat Companies
| Company | Last Price | Price Change | Market Cap | Economic Moat | ||
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NVIDIA Corp
NVDA
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$217.09 |
+1.4%
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$5.3T | Wide |
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Apple Inc
AAPL
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$342.675 |
-0.2%
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$5T | Wide |
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Alphabet Inc
GOOGL
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$345.61 |
+1.5%
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$4.2T | Wide |
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Microsoft Corp
MSFT
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$534.4 |
+1%
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$4T | Wide |
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Amazon.com Inc
AMZN
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$263.03 |
+5.2%
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$2.8T | Wide |
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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd
2330
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NT$2 400 |
-0.8%
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$1.9T | Wide |
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Meta Platforms Inc
META
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$706.06 |
-0.5%
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$1.8T | Wide |
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Broadcom Inc
AVGO
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$336.0838 |
+2.2%
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$1.6T | Wide |
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Eli Lilly and Co
LLY
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$1 248.175 |
-0.7%
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$1.2T | Wide |
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Walmart Inc
WMT
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$118.79 |
0%
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$945.3B | Wide |
eBay Inc
Glance View
eBay runs a large online marketplace where people and businesses list items for sale, and buyers shop through fixed-price listings or auctions. It is best known for helping individuals sell used, collectible, rare, and hard-to-find goods, but many professional merchants also use it to reach buyers looking for specific products. The company makes money mainly by charging listing fees, final-value fees, and other seller services tied to selling on its platform. Buyers use the site because it offers a wide mix of inventory that is often not easy to find in traditional stores, while sellers use it because eBay gives them access to a large audience without running their own storefront. What makes eBay different is that it sits in the middle of person-to-person and small-business commerce rather than owning products itself. It is closer to a digital swap meet and specialty marketplace than a standard online retailer, which means its business depends on matching the right buyers and sellers and making transactions easy and trusted.
Our research into Economic Moat performance spans the past 10 years and focuses on companies with a wide economic moat. For this analysis, we calculated the average stock price returns of these companies, comparing them to the performance of the S&P 500 index over the same period.
The results were compelling: wide moat stocks achieved a remarkable +645% average return, compared to +188% for the broader market. This difference highlights the long-term benefits of investing in businesses that can maintain their market position and pricing power over time.
Note: This research does not account for survivorship bias. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
Economic Moat
