Are investors short-sighted when it comes to ASX-listed e-commerce companies? How will history view the current state of digital investment?

Bike Exchange shares shed 34% in the last three months, but Cettire, Redbubble and MyDeal recorded spectacular growth, bringing the average up.

Temple & Webster's share prices have soared as it revealed its FY21 results, which have smashed expectations and is 'another great year' for the retailer.

As we head into the financial reporting period, who is lifting the average of ASX-listed e-commerce companies and who is pulling it down?

The Australian Listed E-Commerce Index is ahead of the ASX 200, bolstered by Adore Beauty's strong results.

BikeExchange's previously gentle ride is looking bumpy after the release of its Q4 results. Who's tracking well and who is on a steep decline?

The ASX-listed E-Commerce Index may be ahead of the ASX 200, but not all retailers are bringing the average up.

What does the noticeable change in the last day tell us about market sentiment? And has the consumer shift online translated into investor confidence when it comes to ASX-listed e-comm companies?

Looking at ASX-listed e-commerce company performance over time, not all online retailers are measuring up. Who's up? Who's down? What's next?

Lockdowns and EOFY and announcements, oh my! Only some share prices have benefited from the current landscape (and it may not be who you think).

ASX-listed e-commerce companies are rallying as Australia feels the impact of vaccine delays and rising COVID cases.

As we head towards the end of FY21, who are the ASX winners and which ASX-listed companies aren't meeting expectations?