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$67 billion. That is the estimated size of the mobile secondary market. In this podcast, Joe Dube, strategic account manager for mobile marketplaces for B-Stock, discusses B-Stock’s quarterly report on the state of the mobile secondary market.
B-Stock runs the largest B2B auction platform where mobile retailers and manufacturers make mobile inventory available to thousands of buyers. As the leader in mobile secondary markets, B-Stock has unique insights into trends, ASP’s for mobile devices by make and model. In this podcast, B-Stock’s Joe Dube shares the latest trends in the mobile secondary market through the most recent quarter and discusses the impact of the Apple iPhone 12 launch had on depreciation across Apple devices and the mobile market, how Android devices have fared, and how this data is critical for sellers in the secondary mobile market to use to forecast expected returns on their inventory.
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