Rosenman: Selling on Amazon resembles stock market trading dynamics
Victor Rosenman · 691: King of Amazon Pricing Raises $33M, Helping 500 Sellers Make More Money · Jun 15, 2017 · at 4:01
Victor Rosenman, founder and CEO of Feedvisor, explains the algorithmic complexity facing large enterprise merchants selling products on Amazon marketplaces.
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“Selling on Amazon is not much different than stock market. So you have a lot of competition, and the competition changes prices, and the competition has certain amount of reviews and the ratings, and they have certain amount of items in stock. Everything impacts.”
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