SFL Maven Recent Sales - Update To June 11, 2021:
2021 Total to June 11: $5,067,400 - 5,654 items - average $896 per sale
2021 Q2 Total to June 11: $2,604,368 [with 2 x auctions to go]
2021 Q1 Total: $2,464,042 - 2,926 items - average $842 per sale
Broken down as follows:
June 5-11: $325,588 - 293 items - average $1,111 per sale
June 1-4: $299,532 - 276 items - average $1,085 per sale.
May 1-31: $919,149 - 930 items - average $988 per sale
April 1-30 Total: $1,059,129 - 1,229 items - average $862 per sale
March 1-31: $815,986 - 973 items
February 1-28: $822,723 - 960 items
January 1-31: $825,333 - 993 items
2020 Q4 Total: $2,690,246 - 3,078 items - average $874 per sale
Broken down as follows:
December 1-31: $904,788 - 995 items
November 1-30: $735,981 - 940 items
October 1-31: $1,049,477 - 1,143 items
Note 1: My figures - added up from eBay listings by date sale closed - usually come out less than those Tweeted by the company as their "week" may not end on the same day and their auction results probably include early "Buy It Now" sales of items that were going to be auctioned.
Note 2: The majority of the revenue comes in each Thursday when the auction ends.
Note 3: Since November 29 onwards, more higher price items $2,000 > $25,999 are being bought immediately at the "Buy It Now " asking price.
Note 4: Higher price inventory items already obvious too.
Note 5: Many more $3,000+ items being bought at "Buy It Now" price before the auction from February 2021 onwards now that daily marketing via Twitter being used.
Note 6: Q4 is always the best quarter each FY due to Christmas Holiday buying.
Note 7: Estate items sold on eBay for 18 years - est June 2003.
Note 8: April 2021 revenue up 30% on March 2021.
Note 9: Most expensive item in May - Rolex watch $25,999.
Note 10: 2021 Q2 - with 2 x auctions to go - has already beaten 2021 Q1 by $140K .
Note 11: 2021 Q2 looks set to beat 2021 Q1 - which only had a net operating loss of $100K - by $500K > $750K.
Note 12: 2021 Q2 is also set to beat 2020 Q4.
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_sofindtype=0...=1&rt=
2021 Total to June 11: $5,067,400 - 5,654 items - average $896 per sale
2021 Q2 Total to June 11: $2,604,368 [with 2 x auctions to go]
2021 Q1 Total: $2,464,042 - 2,926 items - average $842 per sale
Broken down as follows:
June 5-11: $325,588 - 293 items - average $1,111 per sale
June 1-4: $299,532 - 276 items - average $1,085 per sale.
May 1-31: $919,149 - 930 items - average $988 per sale
April 1-30 Total: $1,059,129 - 1,229 items - average $862 per sale
March 1-31: $815,986 - 973 items
February 1-28: $822,723 - 960 items
January 1-31: $825,333 - 993 items
2020 Q4 Total: $2,690,246 - 3,078 items - average $874 per sale
Broken down as follows:
December 1-31: $904,788 - 995 items
November 1-30: $735,981 - 940 items
October 1-31: $1,049,477 - 1,143 items
Note 1: My figures - added up from eBay listings by date sale closed - usually come out less than those Tweeted by the company as their "week" may not end on the same day and their auction results probably include early "Buy It Now" sales of items that were going to be auctioned.
Note 2: The majority of the revenue comes in each Thursday when the auction ends.
Note 3: Since November 29 onwards, more higher price items $2,000 > $25,999 are being bought immediately at the "Buy It Now " asking price.
Note 4: Higher price inventory items already obvious too.
Note 5: Many more $3,000+ items being bought at "Buy It Now" price before the auction from February 2021 onwards now that daily marketing via Twitter being used.
Note 6: Q4 is always the best quarter each FY due to Christmas Holiday buying.
Note 7: Estate items sold on eBay for 18 years - est June 2003.
Note 8: April 2021 revenue up 30% on March 2021.
Note 9: Most expensive item in May - Rolex watch $25,999.
Note 10: 2021 Q2 - with 2 x auctions to go - has already beaten 2021 Q1 by $140K .
Note 11: 2021 Q2 looks set to beat 2021 Q1 - which only had a net operating loss of $100K - by $500K > $750K.
Note 12: 2021 Q2 is also set to beat 2020 Q4.
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_sofindtype=0...=1&rt=
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