Amazon.com (AMZN 0.25%) is a great business, though the stock has significantly underperformed the Dow Jones year to date. Is every bit of upside already priced into the stock? In the following video, Fool contributor Daniel Sparks tells Fool.com's Erin Miller why he thinks Amazon's upside is limited. Plus, he points to an excellent alternative for investors: eBay (EBAY -0.69%).
Why eBay Is a Better Investment Than Amazon
By Daniel Sparks and Erin Miller
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Apr 21, 2013 at 5:45AM
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Amazon is looking pricey, but that's fine: eBay is a great alternative.
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$0.31
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