> when is ebay gonna stop goiong down

> The downward trend can stop the very minute that John Donahoe is
> removed as CEO, simultaneously replaced by someone that has a clue
> what Ebay is about.  Only then can the core business of Ebay begin to
> heal.  The stock would be much, much lower if Paypal were not
> currently factored in and the stock reflected only Ebay's core
> business, which John Donahoe has single-handedly managed to destroy in
> under 2 years.  The simple announcement of his removal would send the
> stock soaring by 5-10% in one week.

> On Nov 2, 8:44 am, nikolasbogoev...@hotmail.com wrote:

> > when is ebay gonna stop goiong down

> What downward trend?

> On Nov 4, 10:43 pm, ascender555 <tnt...@bellsouth.net> wrote:

> > The downward trend can stop the very minute that John Donahoe is
> > removed as CEO, simultaneously replaced by someone that has a clue
> > what Ebay is about.  Only then can the core business of Ebay begin to
> > heal.  The stock would be much, much lower if Paypal were not
> > currently factored in and the stock reflected only Ebay's core
> > business, which John Donahoe has single-handedly managed to destroy in
> > under 2 years.  The simple announcement of his removal would send the
> > stock soaring by 5-10% in one week.

> > On Nov 2, 8:44 am, nikolasbogoev...@hotmail.com wrote:

> > > when is ebay gonna stop goiong down- Hide quoted text -

> - Show quoted text -

> We refer to the downward trend in Ebay core business, not
> (necessarily) the stock price (yet-miraculously).  The downward trends
> are most noticable in sell-thru rates, site traffic, prices realized,
> and customer service, to name just a few.
>   In the area of the stock price, any business person will tell you
> that no growth is negative growth,and seeing as Ebay has failed to
> return its stock price to pre-November '08 levels would suggest a
> 'downward trend' in that category as well, especially given the fact
> that Ebay competitors have managed to rebound and have been thriving
> in the same economic environment.  John Donahoe's strategies have not
> worked and have done more damage (by a mile) to this company than any
> other single factor, including the recession.  The sooner John Donahoe
> is fired, the sooner a competent CEO can replace him, one with a
> realistic vision of what Ebay should be, one that understands the Ebay
> community and bases his or her ideas on what its customers want, NOT
> one that chooses to make the Ebay community "come around" to his
> ideas.  To date, that has never worked.  Businesses that have operated
> on the premise of filling a need have thrived in the long term.  John
> Donahoe's product no longer satisfies the needs of anyone except John
> Donahoe.

> On Nov 5, 12:30 am, firehydra2k <firehydr...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > What downward trend?

> > On Nov 4, 10:43 pm, ascender555 <tnt...@bellsouth.net> wrote:

> > > The downward trend can stop the very minute that John Donahoe is
> > > removed as CEO, simultaneously replaced by someone that has a clue
> > > what Ebay is about.  Only then can the core business of Ebay begin to
> > > heal.  The stock would be much, much lower if Paypal were not
> > > currently factored in and the stock reflected only Ebay's core
> > > business, which John Donahoe has single-handedly managed to destroy in
> > > under 2 years.  The simple announcement of his removal would send the
> > > stock soaring by 5-10% in one week.

> > > On Nov 2, 8:44 am, nikolasbogoev...@hotmail.com wrote:

> > > > when is ebay gonna stop goiong down- Hide quoted text -

> > - Show quoted text -

> So bring your discussion to an ebay bitch board.  This place is for
> financial talks.

> On Nov 5, 11:35 pm, ascender555 <tnt...@bellsouth.net> wrote:

> > We refer to the downward trend in Ebay core business, not
> > (necessarily) the stock price (yet-miraculously).  The downward trends
> > are most noticable in sell-thru rates, site traffic, prices realized,
> > and customer service, to name just a few.
> >   In the area of the stock price, any business person will tell you
> > that no growth is negative growth,and seeing as Ebay has failed to
> > return its stock price to pre-November '08 levels would suggest a
> > 'downward trend' in that category as well, especially given the fact
> > that Ebay competitors have managed to rebound and have been thriving
> > in the same economic environment.  John Donahoe's strategies have not
> > worked and have done more damage (by a mile) to this company than any
> > other single factor, including the recession.  The sooner John Donahoe
> > is fired, the sooner a competent CEO can replace him, one with a
> > realistic vision of what Ebay should be, one that understands the Ebay
> > community and bases his or her ideas on what its customers want, NOT
> > one that chooses to make the Ebay community "come around" to his
> > ideas.  To date, that has never worked.  Businesses that have operated
> > on the premise of filling a need have thrived in the long term.  John
> > Donahoe's product no longer satisfies the needs of anyone except John
> > Donahoe.

> > On Nov 5, 12:30 am, firehydra2k <firehydr...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > What downward trend?

> > > On Nov 4, 10:43 pm, ascender555 <tnt...@bellsouth.net> wrote:

> > > > The downward trend can stop the very minute that John Donahoe is
> > > > removed as CEO, simultaneously replaced by someone that has a clue
> > > > what Ebay is about.  Only then can the core business of Ebay begin to
> > > > heal.  The stock would be much, much lower if Paypal were not
> > > > currently factored in and the stock reflected only Ebay's core
> > > > business, which John Donahoe has single-handedly managed to destroy in
> > > > under 2 years.  The simple announcement of his removal would send the
> > > > stock soaring by 5-10% in one week.

> > > > On Nov 2, 8:44 am, nikolasbogoev...@hotmail.com wrote:

> > > > > when is ebay gonna stop goiong down- Hide quoted text -

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> - Show quoted text -

> Yeah, I would do that, except that Ebay will yank any thread on its
> boards that say what I posted above about John Donahoe....the truth
> hurts.  And financial discussion about Ebay would absolutely include
> discussion about their policies and their CEO.

> On Nov 9, 8:55 am, firehydra2k <firehydr...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > So bring your discussion to an ebay bitch board.  This place is for
> > financial talks.

> > On Nov 5, 11:35 pm, ascender555 <tnt...@bellsouth.net> wrote:

> > > We refer to the downward trend in Ebay core business, not
> > > (necessarily) the stock price (yet-miraculously).  The downward trends
> > > are most noticable in sell-thru rates, site traffic, prices realized,
> > > and customer service, to name just a few.
> > >   In the area of the stock price, any business person will tell you
> > > that no growth is negative growth,and seeing as Ebay has failed to
> > > return its stock price to pre-November '08 levels would suggest a
> > > 'downward trend' in that category as well, especially given the fact
> > > that Ebay competitors have managed to rebound and have been thriving
> > > in the same economic environment.  John Donahoe's strategies have not
> > > worked and have done more damage (by a mile) to this company than any
> > > other single factor, including the recession.  The sooner John Donahoe
> > > is fired, the sooner a competent CEO can replace him, one with a
> > > realistic vision of what Ebay should be, one that understands the Ebay
> > > community and bases his or her ideas on what its customers want, NOT
> > > one that chooses to make the Ebay community "come around" to his
> > > ideas.  To date, that has never worked.  Businesses that have operated
> > > on the premise of filling a need have thrived in the long term.  John
> > > Donahoe's product no longer satisfies the needs of anyone except John
> > > Donahoe.

> > > On Nov 5, 12:30 am, firehydra2k <firehydr...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > What downward trend?

> > > > On Nov 4, 10:43 pm, ascender555 <tnt...@bellsouth.net> wrote:

> > > > > The downward trend can stop the very minute that John Donahoe is
> > > > > removed as CEO, simultaneously replaced by someone that has a clue
> > > > > what Ebay is about.  Only then can the core business of Ebay begin to
> > > > > heal.  The stock would be much, much lower if Paypal were not
> > > > > currently factored in and the stock reflected only Ebay's core
> > > > > business, which John Donahoe has single-handedly managed to destroy in
> > > > > under 2 years.  The simple announcement of his removal would send the
> > > > > stock soaring by 5-10% in one week.

> > > > > On Nov 2, 8:44 am, nikolasbogoev...@hotmail.com wrote:

> > > > > > when is ebay gonna stop goiong down- Hide quoted text -

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> > - Show quoted text -

> when is ebay gonna stop goiong down

> May I speculate that maybe you put your propaganda in the wrong
> forums?  Ebay politics doesn't go under tech support buddy.

> On Nov 10, 7:55 am, ascender555 <tnt...@bellsouth.net> wrote:

> > Yeah, I would do that, except that Ebay will yank any thread on its
> > boards that say what I posted above about John Donahoe....the truth
> > hurts.  And financial discussion about Ebay would absolutely include
> > discussion about their policies and their CEO.

> > On Nov 9, 8:55 am, firehydra2k <firehydr...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > So bring your discussion to an ebay bitch board.  This place is for
> > > financial talks.

> > > On Nov 5, 11:35 pm, ascender555 <tnt...@bellsouth.net> wrote:

> > > > We refer to the downward trend in Ebay core business, not
> > > > (necessarily) the stock price (yet-miraculously).  The downward trends
> > > > are most noticable in sell-thru rates, site traffic, prices realized,
> > > > and customer service, to name just a few.
> > > >   In the area of the stock price, any business person will tell you
> > > > that no growth is negative growth,and seeing as Ebay has failed to
> > > > return its stock price to pre-November '08 levels would suggest a
> > > > 'downward trend' in that category as well, especially given the fact
> > > > that Ebay competitors have managed to rebound and have been thriving
> > > > in the same economic environment.  John Donahoe's strategies have not
> > > > worked and have done more damage (by a mile) to this company than any
> > > > other single factor, including the recession.  The sooner John Donahoe
> > > > is fired, the sooner a competent CEO can replace him, one with a
> > > > realistic vision of what Ebay should be, one that understands the Ebay
> > > > community and bases his or her ideas on what its customers want, NOT
> > > > one that chooses to make the Ebay community "come around" to his
> > > > ideas.  To date, that has never worked.  Businesses that have operated
> > > > on the premise of filling a need have thrived in the long term.  John
> > > > Donahoe's product no longer satisfies the needs of anyone except John
> > > > Donahoe.

> > > > On Nov 5, 12:30 am, firehydra2k <firehydr...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > What downward trend?

> > > > > On Nov 4, 10:43 pm, ascender555 <tnt...@bellsouth.net> wrote:

> > > > > > The downward trend can stop the very minute that John Donahoe is
> > > > > > removed as CEO, simultaneously replaced by someone that has a clue
> > > > > > what Ebay is about.  Only then can the core business of Ebay begin to
> > > > > > heal.  The stock would be much, much lower if Paypal were not
> > > > > > currently factored in and the stock reflected only Ebay's core
> > > > > > business, which John Donahoe has single-handedly managed to destroy in
> > > > > > under 2 years.  The simple announcement of his removal would send the
> > > > > > stock soaring by 5-10% in one week.

> > > > > > On Nov 2, 8:44 am, nikolasbogoev...@hotmail.com wrote:

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> What downward trend?

> On Nov 4, 10:43 pm, ascender555 <tnt...@bellsouth.net> wrote:

> > The downward trend can stop the very minute that John Donahoe is
> > removed as CEO, simultaneously replaced by someone that has a clue
> > what Ebay is about.  Only then can the core business of Ebay begin to
> > heal.  The stock would be much, much lower if Paypal were not
> > currently factored in and the stock reflected only Ebay's core
> > business, which John Donahoe has single-handedly managed to destroy in
> > under 2 years.  The simple announcement of his removal would send the
> > stock soaring by 5-10% in one week.

> > On Nov 2, 8:44 am, nikolasbogoev...@hotmail.com wrote:

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> when is ebay gonna stop goiong down