The ASX Listed E-Com Index has severely outperformed the ASX200, riding on the tailwinds of Kogan. But can it last? (No.)

The ASX Index has been buoyed by Booktopia's share price growth. But after a strong open, others on the E-Com Index are already struggling.

The high volume of BikeExchange securities traded triggered some questions from ASX compliance. Were the answers enough to satisfy?

In a reactive and highly volatile market, there seems to be (some) level of self-correction, with good(ish) signs from (some) companies.

Buckle up, it's going to be a bumpy ride, as the the ASX Listed E-Commerce Index readies itself for another storm.

In a period that's been marked by volatility, we've seen the E-Com Index stabilise somewhat, with BikeExchange the outlier at -30%.

It's been another horrific week on the ASX for E-Commerce, severely underperforming compared to the ASX200.

The E-Com Index received a boost last week, but what impact has the budget announcement had? And is the upwards trajectory maintainable?

It's double digit share price growth for MyDeal, but investors' confidence in e-com seems to be otherwise shaky.

Sorry, we jinxed it. Last week we flagged there were signs of a rebound for the ASX Listed E-Com Index, but...this week? Not so much.

The ASX E-Com index has fallen hard and fast. But has it bottomed? With Kogan, MyDeal and Redbubble lifting, all signs point to....maybe?!

Listed E-Com companies have taken a hit. With Booktopia the best performer this week, is online retail ready to bounce back?