AMZN

owmyhip

How far OTM do you typically sell and at what time to expiry? We have a big upcoming expense and my wife just boomeranged back, and we're a bit over leveraged in AMZN for our liking. She'll be getting more RSUs over the next few years, so I like the idea of selling CCs for the premium and not getting upset if they go ITM and we sell at a value we're comfortable with.

westsidethrilla

I bought the open on April 7 with 5 figs and it felt pretty good. Spread between VTI, NVDA, AMZN, META.

TexasGoldBandit

Dec 2024 I took out the profit of a $900,000 that I made over 2 years (87% aggregate return) Sat on cash 4 months in SWVXX. I get impulsive, and almost bought back in several times. Market was tanking and people said it’s dumb to try to catch a falling night.! They are right. For some reason on this ONE DAY, in 90 minutes, I used the full $900,000 and bought a bunch of beaten down stocks (META, AMZN, COIN, QQQ, VTI, etc That day was APRIL 4th🙏😱when market tanked 2,900 points! I got lucky as shit! Then, Wed April 9th market went up 2,200 points, and Today May 12th, it went up 1,160! At Close of market Today, my 1 day gain was $100,000! 95% is IRA SO No Tax Consequences. After the market closed today, I spent over an hour and put “STOP LIMIT” Sell Orders on every single position I hold good until November 7th. If anything drops 10% it triggers to sell it all! Good Luck!!!🍀👍

Illustrious-Coat3532

I own TSLA and NVDA, I sold GOOGL in February, the only other Mag 7 that I would buy would be AMZN

running_to_empty

Did you say short AMZN? Need to buy puts at open.

Warren_Puff-it

AMZN. It's not some crazy 50% overnight play, but if you think the drug prices thing has legs... 1. Amazon Pharmacy. They've already managed to take a major chunk of retail in a lot of other sectors, they have the logistics and capital to take over the pharmaceutical space as well. 2. If margins start contracting then brick and mortar pharmacies are going to get hit hard. Who will be able to stay competitive? Large scale operations. Amazon can squeeze out the competition. 3. You're already buying an established company with a lot of upside in other segments of the business. Even if it doesn't pan out, you might still beat the market holding an established stock.

IllBuyYourCar

My AMZN 200 leap for June of next year printed so hard this morning, I had to sell it 

DassaBala

buy 193.50 CALL AMZN @ June18'26

TheWatchman1991

Best dips I bought were BA, CEG, GEV, GEHC and AMZN

Shazam10-SAP

Solely in TSM, GOOG, AMZN, and HD now; proud diamond hands

StocksStormTrooper

AAPL and AMZN still have long ways to catch up with gains l

BiblicalElder

Josh misses, but he might miss less than Cramer I stopped out of GOOG and PANW in recent years because I think their moats and models are less promising going forward. Don't feel this way about AMZN, yet, but am ever watchful. I tend to sell both too early, and too late! Need to find a way to balance sells better.

greenpride32

It really depends on how the company performs in the long term. Take a look at MSFT. This year is their 50th year. How does a top tech stock from 2000 still be a top tech stock in 2025? They found an amazing high margin revenue generator going forward in Azure public cloud that looks like it will be akin to a utility going forward - so many companies rely on it for their own critical operations. Well you could say AMZN pioneered the public cloud with AWS. I own the stock strictly for AWS. If AMZN was strictly the e-commerce business, I'd likely own much less shares or none at all. Some companies that rely on AWS? NFLX and RDDT to name 2. As long as AMZN (and MSFT) keep top and bottom line consistently growing year after year on high margin, they're forever holds. It's not unusual for founders who own major stake to divest over time and diversify. Also just because Bezos has $200b NW doesn't mean he has tons of cash sitting in the bank to spend. He needs to sell stock to unlock the cash.

teamyg

Bought back AMZN at 208.6, 

navyblusheet

Why did AMZN gain so much?

SpaghettiMawnster

PLTR, TLSA , NVDA and AMZN just chillin doin nothin all day

Me-Regarded

Sir, AMZN is the deal, still $30 below ATHs

suitupyo

I frequently browse various investing-related subreddits. Since his inauguration, the overwhelming sentiment has been “orange man bad. America doomed. Panic sell all US investments.” Literally the most upvoted posts and comments were all based in political hyperbole. A lot of redditors here are young, lack perspective and trade on emption. The market does not care about your political views. Yes, tariffs are a risk, but this time period should be a mere blip on the investing time horizon of the typical resistor. Those who panic sold at the bottom missed out on amazing buying opportunities. I don’t intend to retire for like 25 years, so I happily bought NVDA at $89. MSFT at $350 and AMZN at $170. I think those who sold their positions and cycled into things like European defense stocks, for example, are going to have a bad time, but you do you. I don’t doubt that there will be more volatility down the line. I intend to hold my positions and add more shares.

Yogurt_Up_My_Nose

AMZN up 8% is wild

suitupyo

I frequently browse various investing-related subreddits. Since his inauguration, the overwhelming sentiment has been “orange man bad. America doomed. Panic sell all US investments.” Literally the most upvoted posts and comments were all based in political hyperbole. A lot of redditors here are young and lack perspective. The market does not care about your political views. Yes, tariffs are a risk, but this time period should be a mere blip on the investing time horizon of the typical resistor. Those who panic sold at the bottom missed out on amazing buying opportunities. I don’t intend to retire for like 25 years, so I happily bought NVDA at $89. MSFT at $350 and AMZN at $170. I think those who sold their positions and cycled into things like European defense stocks, for example, are going to have a bad time, but you do you. I don’t doubt that there will be more volatility down the line. I intend to hold my positions and add more shares.

matt2621

What percentage of your portfolio is AMZN and in what type of account(s)? The type of account plays a huge factor here.

thec4nman

AMZN 

MarginCuck

AMZN 

pennythegreatz

It's on the screenshots, but AMZN was 5/16. SPY was 5/12.

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Have I bought too much MAG 7? I’m 20 and I’m from Australia. Pretty new to buying US stocks. However because of the market downturn I’ve bought some MAG 7 companies that I believe in as follows: AMZN - position: 5.6 - Avg price: 188.3 NVDA - position: 3.9 - Avg price: 111.3 GOOG - position: 1.9 - Avg price: 161.9 AAPL - position: 0.46 - Avg price: 214.1 But now I’m thinking I’ve invested too much into most of the MAG 7, instead of doing this I could have just put it into a SNP500 fund (I also invest in ETFs, have a good amount in VGS and VAS) The company I’m most bullish about is AMZN and recently been reading about GOOG being undervalued. Some should I keep these and then just focus on the two I’m most confident about or keep doing what I’m doing? Some advice would be great thanks.

teamyg

Cut AAPL at 209 and AMZN at 207.5; both are losing momentum. Keep META going, 

tripstermcgee808

Sold SOXL and AMZN calls at open. Feeling good for once lmao

WeatherCritical7622

I chose GOOGL over AMZN calls. 100% gains vs 700% 

WeatherCritical7622

Between buying GOOGL and AMZN calls at friday close, I got GOOGL because it was undervalued 

Lopsided-Tour-5184

can AMZN go up why is it so flat

teamyg

my META, AAPL and AMZN are doing so far so good; 

HeiPando

Fuck that journalist asking about tariffs going back up if China doesnt talk nice as I buy AMZN made me panic.

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Possible_Version2680

Sold the very top of my AMZN 192.5c. Amazing $1600 gain overnight

MaxDragonMan

AMZN +8%, but the bigger win is NVDA +4%. I'll take the gains, still not pleased about long term outlook on the market. BN +3.9% and CSU +3.6% as well. Going to be a monster gains day.

LeBhikariLe

the weekend single-handedly saved AAPL and AMZN

Me-Regarded

AMZN is the best deal out there

advantage_player

Swapping AMZN calls for GOOGL calls is not looking like a good move

Longjumping-Toe-5680

I SOLD MY FUCKING AMZN AT 193 

SeriuoslyCasual

I will be writing covered calls on META, MSFT, AMZN and NVDA today. While market is up Probably won’t on GS, maybe not LLY

GoZukkYourself

Get your ass to 210 AMZN

RoyalFail6

AMZN up so much 

Vlmlee

GOOG doesn't benefit from tariff reduction like AAPL or AMZN

courage_and_honour1

I love AMZN - buying it at 170 was so nice - I just wish I bought more!

IllBuyYourCar

My AMZN 200c for June of next year is up $1,000 alone 

SpaghettiMawnster

My AMZN calls are gunna cummmm

teamyg

I am relying on META, AAPL and AMZN intraday long positions, to make some money today. Do I look like a regarded bagholder? 

Me-Regarded

AMZN $225 today easy

teamyg

Bought some AMZN around 207.5, 

I_am_Nerman

AMZN at 207 is not peak

suppablue

Forget all that. Buy AMZN, COST, TSM, and MSFT

Any-Cheesecake8633

AMZN looks so hot right now 

SpaghettiMawnster

AMZN not up enough IMO

jmelbourne94

AAPL, AMZN, NVDA and GOOG are all around 20% down from ATHs... Not sure how much more room they have to fall.

jeffynihao

AMZN calls are up 2000% in 3 days

Vlmlee

That's the price action on AAPL and AMZN

jeffynihao

AMZN weeklies are up 2000%

vsmand1

I’m feeling such FOMO do I get HOOD, META, and AMZN calls at open? 

Machine_Bird

I bought a pile of AMZN back when it dipped below $180 waiting for this very day. Emperor Xi about to carry me home.

gmnotyet

AMZN

Aaron-Rodgers12-

Why did I not load up on more AMZN calls on Friday!

vsmand1

Is it too late to get back into HOOD and AMZN calls. Can’t believe I sold that shit on Friday when it started dumping 

blackicebaby

AMZN is going to rocket

HeiPando

Why did i close my 192.5 calls on AMZN :(

7fingersDeep

Not AMZN. AMZN is that wheezing fat kid who can’t finish a lap.

Sean_VasDeferens

Gladiator II is free on AMZN Prime. I'm lit and happy, start the film.

JellyfishImmediate39

I personally like NVDA, APPL, and AMZN. Unless the world ends, these companies will keep going with or without us so may as well jump in. I was waiting for good news + SPY to break and hold the daily 200 EMA before going in.

Charming_Raccoon4361

AMZN since it got hit the hardest by tariff

Such_Coin

Feeling pretty good about my AMZN calls bought at market close Friday. If it opens above 200 I'm gonna take the $ and run.

CallsOrPutsYES

Take me to retirement AMZN calls

Machine_Bird

My AMZN shares that I bought at $178 are about to print so fucking hard.

vondyblue

Biggest of that list are probably TSLA, AMZN, NVDA. All heavily rely on China supply chains. TSLA maybe most to gain with the higher beta and fears that US-China trade war could have had severe ramifications on their factory/production in China (e.g., in the extreme, confiscation by the CCP). APPL already announced plans to move supply chains outside of China. All have made pretty significant rebounds off the recent lows based on probably some amount of trade deals beginning to be priced in, but we probably haven't seen all of the repricing yet. Just my 2¢

gmnotyet

What should we put in pre-market BUY LIMIT ORDERS for? TSLA? AMZN? APPL? NVDA? Stocks badly impacted by China embargo will erupt if a good deal is reached.

radduder

Affirm $AFRM should be a $200 stock. 2025 Financials vs 2021: 📈 Operating Income: +627% 📈 Revenue +222% 📈 Net Income +126% In 2021 the stock was $176 with a $210 PT. Operating income has 6X’ed since 2021. Key Partners: $JPM $V $AMZN $SHOP $GOOG $AAPL $EXPE $BKNG $COST https://preview.redd.it/ndsyyryf370f1.jpeg?width=1236&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3f9af23946a8ca81a7cfacaf2a69ac6b1a493dda

ryallen23

Having a set number is pretty arbitrary. If you watch them all the time, why not have as many as you feel are really great? At the moment I have 15, and every one of them makes me go "this is gonna get better every year for a bunch of years." I get in and out of things, which you might not be interested in, understandably. But sometimes that can determine if makes more sense to add something or take something out. For example last week I took profits on PLTR and CRWD and immediately rotated that into my existing AMZN, GOOGL, PYPL, and SOFI positions to average down.

AppropriateGoat7039

AMZN, GOOG, NVDA. Recession incoming…go with the big boys.

Shelter_Enough

On a serious note, what do you guys think about investing more in MSFT? I'm 20 years old and have about $10,000 invested in AMZN, META, and MSFT with a 4:1:1 ratio.

SpaghettiMawnster

!banbet AMZN $210 6d

IllBuyYourCar

I should double down on AMZN leaps, my mom buys shit from there like my granny did QVC 

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turdle89

Valid my top 3 stocks are NVDA, TSLA, and AMZN. Amazon is doing a lot with robotics and automation not to mention data centers and satellite WiFi and TPUs. Their most is huge!

_YGGDRAS1L

No no, you see, there's hidden gems like this company called META or AMZN that none of the institutions know about, and the average kid on reddit who looked up their PE and analyst projections has a unique edge to exploit the inefficiencies in these unknown companies.

Tucci_

You do not need to pay a financial planner for this info. Just evenly distribute it amongst AAPL/GOOG/AMZN/META/MSFT/NVDA/Bitcoin and don't look at it for 25 years

Ancient_Sort5820

I sold all but 250 shares of RIVN at about a 30% profit, and in turn i purchased more RYCEY, ASML, and AMZN.

CallsOrPutsYES

Ready for next week. Still holding Jan and March 2026 calls for AMZN, BRK-B, SMCI, BROS, NVDA. Own a few QQQ Puts expiring end of May for downside protection. Good luck all

gatovision

CRWD is another saas trading over 20xs sales and 400 p/e, on the assumption of massive growth. You wonder really how much their services do, Its much less quantifiable than other software products where you see results. Cybersecurity layer always seems the most quasi. Like “trust us you’re protected”, then they F up and brick everyone’s PCs like last summer. I also wonder why MSFT, GOOG and AMZN dont get more into the cybersecurity space and design their own products for their architecture? They let these smaller companies like ZS, CRWD, S, FTNT, PANW carve this niche and take money from a big revenue space.

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Shoddy_Ad7511

Huh? EPS growth for big tech has been outstanding NVDA profits up 87% GOOG up 45% Apple up 8% MSFT 18% NFLX 25% META 37% AMZN 62%

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