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EBAY vs. PYPL

Hubert Senters here. Let’s take a look at eBay versus PayPal. Today, PayPal and eBay are breaking up in terms. They’re going to use a different pay provider so you can do a negative payer’s trade. All a payer’s trade – payers usually like think of AMD and Intel. That would be a payer’s trade and usually, if you have a winner you have a loser but AMD and Intel kind of trading the same basic direction. This one would be a negative payer’s trade because eBay is going to skyrocket because they’re going to save $2000000000 by cutting PayPal loose and using this other data or this payment provider and then obviously PayPal should be going negative. Here you can see PayPal gapped up $14.9% or up $6. Let’s take a look at PayPal, PYPL and yes, it’s gapping down. Although, it’s not gapping down as bad as eBay is gapping up so I would look to short PayPal. I would assume that PayPal’s volume is tightly tied to eBay so if we can get PayPal to break below the cloud around $72.97 that would be a good short in my opinion. I am going to be doing one last webinar this week with Mark Helweg, ‘’The Simple Hedge Fund Strategy.” Click CLAIM MY SPOT NOW to register for the webinar, Friday, February 2nd at 12PM Eastern Time. Good luck. Hope it helps. I’ll see you on the next video. Hubert.  

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