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"I finally got around to setting up a model ecommerce stock portfolio using Yahoo Finance.
A couple of broader internet indices exist, but I wanted to track end-web sellers only. I excluded important service companies such as Google and Verisign, and was forced to include firms with limited conventional retail channels such as a few stores or a paper catalog. Few big web retailers nowadays sell purely online.
Here's my portfolio of 15 stocks:
AMZN
DSCM
EBAY
FLWS
IACI
KNOT
NFLX
NILE
PETS
PRTS
REDE
SFLY
STMP
VPRT
WBMD
Portfolio is **slightly** cap weighted in that huge Amazon and Ebay count about 3-5X more than other stocks. But they are actually 30+X the size of some of the other components."
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Note that REDE, Red Envelope, is now out of business and its stock is selling for sub-pennies on the Pink Sheets
"Is The Internet On Its Way Out?"
why are the stocks associated with the information highway system limping along at a snail’s pace or have curled up like armadillos? Internet stocks haven’t been world beaters for a long time and right now the Internet Holders (HHH) is at a 52-week double bottom and vulnerable to the four year low of 44.0.
[edited by: lorax at 1:23 am (utc) on July 19, 2008]