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Jan 10, 2019 at 10:41AM Retail's far from dead, and Amazon () is far from the only appealing long-term play there. In this week's episode of, host Jason Moser and Motley Fool contributor Asit Sharma take a close look at what MercadoLibre (), Home Depot (), and Lowe's () have to offer.
Find out what makes MercadoLibre so exciting, along with the risks that investors must watch out for. Learn what sets Home Depot and Lowe's apart, and which is the better buy for the next five years. Plus, the hosts answer a listener question about what a safety net is and how that can and should change along your career path. Tune in to find out more. A full transcript follows the video.
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Asit Sharma: Great, Jason! How are you doing? Happy New Year to you!
Moser: Thank you very much! Happy New Year to you, too!
Doing very well. I think we're off to a fantastic start here in the markets. Hopefully, we continue to see a little bit of recovery from what was such a tough finish to 2018.
I think we have some names on today's show that a lot of our listeners are going to enjoy hearing about. We're going to talk home improvement, looking at Home Depot and Lowe's. We'll tackle a listener email question. But first, we're going to dig down a bit more into the e-commerce king of Latin America, MercadoLibre. Asit, MercadoLibre is a popular recommendation in a lot of our Foolish services. A lot of our analysts here, myself included, like the business, like what we've seen. I know that you have studied this business for quite some time.
Let's kick off with some of these questions to get a little bit more of your input as to where you see this business going and what you think some of the opportunities and the challenges are. When we talk about MercadoLibre, it's often immediately compared to Amazon. That's obvious -- it's the e-commerce leader in the Latin American region of the world. But given its focus on e-commerce, you feel like there's another aspect of this business that's really starting to show real production, and it's going to become a bigger part of the business as time goes on, right? Sharma: Absolutely, Jason. I had the opportunity to cover PayPal (), which many of our listeners are familiar with, and invest in once a quarter for our Premium services.
I'm seeing stuff that I recognize from PayPal appearing in MercadoLibre's business. PayPal, of course, is an offshoot of eBay, which itself was an early investor in MercadoLibre. I believe they sold their stake couple of years ago. PayPal developed as a payment tech company and it has expanded into this market. In developing the technology to facilitate payments on its marketplace platform in Latin America, MercadoLibre is also coming to realize that it has a great set of technical tools that can be rolled out for off-marketplace transactions. That's something that I'm very interested in. To read investors some stats from the company's most recent quarter, the third quarter of 2018.