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2 E-Commerce Stocks That Could Help Set You Up for Life

If you could only own two e-commerce stocks, these should be on the top of your list.

2 E-Commerce Stocks That Could Help Set You Up for Life

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By 2024, this market share figure is expected to expand to almost 22% of total retail sales globally.\nThis growth in e-commerce has been and will likely continue to be spurred by India, Spain, and China, where e-commerce is one of the fastest-growing retail markets. With this broad dominance of e-commerce going forward, two companies could reap immense benefits. I think Shopify (NYSE:SHOP) and Sea Limited (NYSE:SE) could prosper from increased e-commerce, which is why these two stocks could set investors up for life.\nA customer-centric approach\nAmazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) has long been a behemoth in the e-commerce space. In 2020, Amazon controlled 39% of U.S. e-commerce sales. Many Amazon sellers, however, are not fond of the fact that they have to compete with Amazon on the site for sales. And Amazon has been known to replicate ideas that have been successful on its platform, develop them in-house, then promote them aggressively. 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In terms of total retail sales, Shopify controlled 8.6% of total e-commerce sales in 2020, and while that is a number that is far away from Amazon, Shopify is in second place.\nWith investments in fast-growing e-commerce players like Global-E (NASDAQ:GLBE), Shopify has been able to bring in almost $3.3 billion in net income so far in 2021. Additionally, with almost $220 million in free cash flow this year, Shopify will be able to continue investing in expanding its offering and making its solutions more appealing to businesses.\nThe company has no shortage of potential. It is eyeing a $153 billion SMB addressable market, and it is quickly becoming a commonplace where over 1.7 million SMBs and entrepreneurs have gone to start their e-commerce businesses. Because of Shopify's focus on customer success, I suspect that Shopify will only become more mainstream as time goes on, and if the company can continue adding products to grow its customers' growth prospects, I think it has the potential to become a trillion-dollar stock over the next decade.\nNo one-trick pony\nSea Limited might not be well known in North America, but if you live in Southeast Asia or Brazil, you probably know something about this international stock. Sea Limited is a three-headed dragon with thriving e-commerce, gaming, and digital payments businesses. Shopee -- its e-commerce business -- is a monster in Southeast Asia. In the third quarter, the platform had over 1.7 billion orders, and it was the top-ranked app globally in the Shopping category on Alphabet's Google Play by total time spent in the app.\nShopee is the largest part of Sea Limited's business, but its other business segments are equally as impressive. Garena -- Sea's video game segment -- grew its third-quarter revenue 93% year over year thanks to its hit mobile game, Free Fire. Free Fire was the second-largest mobile game by monthly active users on Google Play, and it had 729 million quarterly active users in Q3.\nIts payments business -- SeaMoney -- is also thriving, with over $4.5 billion in total payment volume on its mobile wallet and growing 111% year over year in the recent quarter. It also had nearly 40 million quarterly paying users in Q3. All of Sea Limited's business segments are extremely strong, but where investors should be excited is with Shopee.\nShopee is dominating Southeast Asia, but it has plans to expand even further. The company announced plans to grow into Spain, Poland, and France -- its first countries of operation outside of Latin America and Asia. It won't hurt that Spain is one of the fastest-growing e-commerce markets in the world. This expansion clearly indicates that Sea has plans to become a truly global e-commerce player.\nWith great success comes great competition, including from Amazon in Europe and MercadoLibre (NASDAQ:MELI) in Latin America, both of which are not to be underestimated. Sea is spending heavily to gain market share in these areas, and it spent over $688 million on marketing in Q3 to build up Shopee's brand name. These expenses have been paying off, especially in Brazil, where Sea overtook MercadoLibre as the largest e-commerce provider in early 2021.\nWhile Sea lost $571 million in Q3, the company's expenses are paying off in the form of Shopee's burgeoning brand name. 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