E-Commerce Service Plays Show Investors Where to Expect Economic Growth

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The past year has seen a surge of e-commerce growth. While most may think of the sales of goods normally bought in stores, a number of other services are also available online. Companies that cater to small businesses growing online have seen tremendous growth from the increased online sales of both goods and services.

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  • That’s a trend likely to continue, which could be a big winner for a number of firms in the year ahead, even after a stellar year.

    One such play?
    Bill.com Holdings (BILL). The cloud-based financial software company helps out firms with billing and other back-end services. The company reported its revenue is up 38 percent over the past year, and subscription fees are up 59 percent.

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    Wall Street loves those numbers, and it’s clear that the company is a beneficiary from current shifting sales trends online. While the company isn’t yet profitable, it will soon be at its current growth rate.
    Action to take: Shares jumped to a new all-time high on strong earnings numbers. Traders can play the continued uptrend with the May 2021 $210 calls. Last trading with a bid/ask spread near $16.00, it’s an inexpensive way to bet on a move higher in shares in the months ahead, including through the next earnings report.

    Given the volatility in shares, traders should look for a quick high double-digit profit, and look to buy back in on a pullback from market weakness.

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