...if you can afford it. Etsy is a private company, which means it has not issued stock publicly for anyone to buy. Etsy stock is held privately by the founders, employees and investors.
In recent years, a secondary market has arisen to "buy and sell" this private stock. Owners of the private stock make an agreement to sell their shares to a buyer once the company goes public. Not surprisingly, Facebook makes up a big chunk of this secondary trading. One company that facilitates this trading, Second Market, reported that Facebook made up 39% of the trades through their service, the highest single source. LinkedIn was second at 7% of trades.
Etsy was the third most traded private company at 5% of trades.
Second Market quarterly report (pdf)
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I would definitely buy a stock from Etsy, if I had the money. As more and more people start buying things online, Etsy will grow.
DonaArg
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