Opinion | Shopify proves e-commerce is here to stay

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Opinion | Shopify proves e-commerce is here to stay
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Opinion: At its current downtrodden price of about $48 Canadian, Shopify still isn’t a buy for risk-intolerant investors. But it is once again worth watching, David Olive writes.

While it’s too early to say that Canada’s high-tech flagship is on the comeback trail, Shopify Inc. appears set for a turnaround.

Of course, investors who bought Shopify stock at the top of the market are still suffering a 78 per cent drop in the shares’ value since their November peak. By August, Shopify’s stock had lost about $172 billion in value. “What do you do with a ‘growth stock’ that’s no longer growing” is the lament of portfolio managers across North America holding tech stocks during the biggest tech-stock rout since the dot-com bust two decades ago.

And Shopify’s merchant clients managed to post that third-quarter increase amid decades-high inflation, rising interest rates and growing recession fears.

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