eBay Breaks $100 Barrier on Strong Q2 Results Trading Volume Ranks 164th at $610M

On August 15, 2025, eBay (EBAY) surged 2.25% with a trading volume of $610 million, ranking 164th on the day’s volume list. The stock reached an all-time high of $100.96, driven by robust second-quarter performance and analyst upgrades. CFRA raised its price target to $107, citing strong U.S. gross merchandise volume (GMV) and demand in collectibles and luxury goods. Benchmark and Stifel also increased targets to $100 and $75, respectively, while Cantor Fitzgerald and Needham set new targets at $85 and $95, reflecting confidence in eBay’s earnings and GMV growth.

Strategic initiatives, including aggressive share buybacks and consistent dividend increases, have bolstered investor sentiment. The company reported $10.47 billion in revenue over the last twelve months, with analysts highlighting its ability to adapt to digital consumer trends. Technical indicators, however, note the stock is in overbought territory, signaling potential volatility. eBay’s recent innovations, such as AI-powered seller tools and a new checkout solution for vehicle transactions, further underscore its competitive edge in e-commerce.

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