StockStory Backs Meta, LegalZoom and Flags $48 Billion eBay for Sale

1 articles · Updated · stockstory.org · May 12

StockStory named Meta and LegalZoom as consumer-internet stocks to watch while urging investors to avoid eBay in a sector it says has fallen 16.6% over six months.
Meta stood out for monetization and profitability: average revenue per user rose 29.6% annually over two years, EBITDA margin reached 61.8%, and EPS grew 56% annually over three years.
LegalZoom won support on subscription and pricing traction, with subscription units up 11.6% annually and average revenue per user climbing 35.2% annually over the last two years.
eBay drew caution because active buyers grew just 1.3%, next-year sales are projected to rise 5.7%, and EBITDA margin has dropped 7.4 percentage points in recent years.
The calls come as consumer-internet stocks lag the broader market sharply, with the S&P 500 up 7.9% over the same six-month stretch.

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