AMZN

rwc5078

AMZN bc it hasn't recovered as quickly as the others

iMakeGOODinvestmemts

$AMZN should start doing share-buy backs man!!! why dont they do it lmao.

Maximum-Sign-5983

I work at AMZN. Y’all are gonna want to buy tomorrow.

ai-moderator

#TLDR --- **Ticker:** BB (and AMZN) **Direction:** Up 📈 **Prognosis:** YOLO BB Calls 💰 **DD Source:** 100% AI-generated (Apes ain't got time to read) 🦍🤖 **The Master Plan:** Bezos buys BlackBerry so AWS can literally become the "brain" inside your car and assert dominance over Microsoft Azure.

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KeyReaction892

AMZN would be the play then as they are host led on aws … bedrock ftw.

AlGAdams

AMZN definitely wins selling CCs since its been range bound for 5 years

Top_Category_2526

MSFT is 70% of my networth and AMZN is the other 29%, they will both go to zero because i'm holding them

db_deuce

You make dividend machines out of NVDA, AMZN's, Mag 7's and around 50-100 other popular stocks. It's great if you understand the pricing action of these stocks really well and turn them into income. The strategy is meant to beat the 5-7% from REITS's and fixed income and turn them into 15%-25% with very little additional risk.

Jaysler

AMZN to 250! Let’s do itttt

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-Ophidian-

AMZN is getting close to its 52-week highs lmfao

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Jaysler

MSFT to 420 is imminent. AMZN to 250?!

vermilli21

AMZN about to go green LMAO

Jaysler

AMZN wants green and MSFT wants 420. FULLSEND IT

__nameless____

All of that greens and AMZN is still not moving lmao

Jaysler87

I believe in you AMZN and MSFT!! Hit that green!!

dataCollector42069

i bought the dip got GOOG at 275 and AMZN 199 I sold all tuesday. Cash gang now

jazzyjjcups

AAPL and AMZN taking a hot shit... people woke up and realized WTI is $92/bbl still and brent is now $97/bbl. Spot prices for Brent was like $150/bbl on monday and WTI was $100/bbl. Nobody will have money to buy consumer goods lol

SubduedWeed

Why AMZN red

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iMakeGOODinvestmemts

𝐉𝐔𝐒𝐓 𝐈𝐍: Oracle Expands Multicloud Connectivity with AWS Integration - $ORCL $AMZN

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DistributionBroad173

AMZN finally took down QVC. Chapter 11 is not a death blow. I do not own AMZN and I have never shopped on QVC and i have never owned QVC.

Pete26l96

Jensen Huang slams Google TPU and Amazon Trainium, "without Anthropic there would be no growth at all" https://youtu.be/Hrbq66XqtCo?t=2229 GOOGL and AMZN shareholders in shambles.

TheConstellationGuy

Hi, see my other comment on this thread. Looks like AMZN committed 125B in 2025, and 200B in 2026 for data center / AI capex. So they just spent, or are planning to spend, 325B on a 15B top line ARR? Where is the ROI? I don't see it. The 15B won't even cover depreciation.

Pete26l96

AMZN is going to make or break me on earnings. I'm Canadian so taxes are due April 30, AMZN is reporting earnings April 29 after market closes. I got $55 in my checking account which is just to cover my phone bill and bank fees automatically deducted from my checking account. $120K in $AMZN shares, and ~$10K in taxes due on April 30. If $AMZN goes up it'll basically cover my taxes, if it goes down, I'm probably going to pay my taxes using a line of credit at 8.4% interest.

Pete26l96

Google down, Amazon Up, Meta Down, Microsoft Down Bloomberg Terminal shows reductions in ad spend / budgeting which most likely influence Google and Meta since they're more ad heavy then AMZN and MSFT.

AccountOfMyAncestors

BREAKING: AMZN announces they will be launching data centers into space using Blue Origin rockets to compete with SpaceX. Stock is up 40% pre-market.

iMakeGOODinvestmemts

$META lost the last round. We are in the finals $AMZN vs $MSFT now. WHO DO YOU THINK? AND WHY!?

mmmmmmmayhem

Awesome job. I only bought SPY, DIS, AMZN and RIV on this dip.

ArtisticFrame5790

AMZN run from $200 to $250’has been nice

AccountOfMyAncestors

AMZN. They can announce data center in space using blue origin rockets and pump 800% in a day

iMakeGOODinvestmemts

Choose 1 and Why $META $MSFT $AMZN Who has the biggest upside + risk/reward.

iloveaccounting64

Not financial advice. But if you were I’d do this: Put that 5k into a June 2027 or Jan 2028 expiration call option, also known as a LEAPS, on a good mag 7 stock (think GOOG, MSFT, NVDA,AMZN). Do that, and delete the app for 12 months - come back in before expiration and sell. Forget about the market in the interim. Focus on your education and career and keep saving money into a bank savings account - not a brokerage account. The leaps give you adequate upside if the market goes higher from here while you invest in yourself and build a cash reserve. Please learn how equity research works and how valuations are done if you want ultimate success in the investing game. If you decide to get back to the investing game again, open another account at a legit brokerage and stick to a strict IPS or rule book whatever you want to call it on sizing, allocation, positioning, idea generation process, dd requirements and so on. You can afford to lose at this age, you didn’t lose a ton of money and instead learned a lesson on position sizing and emotional trading. Make sure you actually learn something from it and avoid the same mistakes. Also, you need to understand we are in a bull market. Things are expensive, and I can almost be certain a big 2008 level crash will happen at some point in your life time. So make sure to hold more cash in the bank and don’t get into debt. When that collapse happens, the ones who have cash to buy the dip end up becoming warren buffet. Good luck!

Franksterge0815

I meannn AMZN was a bookstore if you looked far enough back

PooPooPointBoiz

Bro, how does this shit even make sense. How can a shoe company do anything that GOOGL/MSFT/AMZN can't absolutely smoke them in?

Pete26l96

Take your profits and gtfo of $AMZN Buffett Sold his position, u don't know more than buffett !!!!

iMakeGOODinvestmemts

$AMZN vs $MSFT is the BIG question

iMakeGOODinvestmemts

alot of $msft biz is going to AWS. its on $AMZN vs $msft imo

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Ok_Wealth_3433

Tell me about it lmao. And I was invested in AMZN as well lol. Last month has been great!

tonyMEGAphone

AMZN = buy anything shipped directly to your house, sell movies/shows with time limits that no one owns, and that slut Alexa

EnigmaSpore

from march iran bottom to now. META +151 (29%) MSFT +55 (15%) AAPL +21 (8.5%) AMZN +49 (25%) GOOGL +65 (24%) NVDA +35 (21%) guys... big tech is why we are pumping. the market participants got the pull back they wanted to increase their positions at a discount. we are just beginning the 26 pump.

HairlessChest

AMZN = Robotics.

iMakeGOODinvestmemts

Choose 1 and Why $META $MSFT $AMZN Who has the biggest upside + risk/reward.

Maximum-Sign-5983

Come on AMZN 260

iMakeGOODinvestmemts

The Case for $AMZN at $250 - Arguably still the best buy in the Market Today. 1. The Fundamental Growth Disconnect The stock price has not caught up to the company’s internal performance over the last 5 years: • Price Lag: The stock has gained a meager \~8% CAGR the past 5 years. • Revenue & Cash Flow: Both have DOUBLED in that same window. • EPS Explosion: Earnings per share have skyrocketed by 600%. 2. Silicon & AI Dominance: The Hidden Chip Giant Amazon is no longer just a buyer of AI chips, they are effectively the second-largest semiconductor power in the world. • The $20B Run Rate: Amazon’s custom silicon (Trainium, Graviton, Nitro) has officially surpassed a $20 billion annual revenue run rate, growing at triple-digit percentages. To put that into perspective, Amazon’s internal chip business is already larger than AMD’s entire Data Center segment ($16.6B in 2025). • Trainium Success: The latest Trainium3 chips are already "fully subscribed," with partners like Anthropic using them to train next-gen models at a 30-40% better price-performance than Nvidia. 3. The Hidden Ad Juggernaut Amazon’s advertising business is now a global powerhouse that often flies under the radar: • Scale: It generates almost 2x the ad revenue of TikTok. • Growth: It is currently growing faster than $META. • Margins: This is a high-margin cash machine that offsets the costs of retail expansion and funds the $200B Capex for AI infrastructure. 4. Infrastructure & Future Assets Amazon is securing the pipes of the future economy: • AWS Re-acceleration: AWS’s AI-specific revenue run rate has hit $15 billion in Q1 2026, proving they are monetizing the AI boom faster than most anticipated. • Connectivity: With the acquisition of $GSAT spectrum and the scaling of Project Kuiper (LEO satellites), Amazon is securing the infrastructure to connect and serve the next billion users globally. • Robotics: As the world’s leading robotic manufacturer, Amazon is driving massive margin expansion in its retail segment through total warehouse automation. Online Retail is Amazon’s largest revenue segment and even small increases in operating margins will result in hundreds of millions dropping straight to the bottom line. 5. Valuation: The Simple Math When you look at historical multiples, $250 is a discount: • Current Multiples: Trading at roughly 30x forward earnings. • Historical Averages: The 5-year average P/E is 48x, and the 10-year average is 60x+. • Price Target: Applying even the conservative 5-year average multiple to forward earnings makes $300 a floor, with a clear path toward $400+ Bottom Line: You are buying the world's most dominant ecosystem, Silicon and a massively scaling chip business, Cloud, Ads, Satellites, AI, Robotics, and Logistics, at a valuation well below its historical norm.

iMakeGOODinvestmemts

At current prices, what looks more attractive here right now? [$META](https://x.com/search?q=%24META&src=cashtag_click) at $662 [$AMZN](https://x.com/search?q=%24AMZN&src=cashtag_click) at $249

KittyLover-7

Where MAGs are vs their ATHS META: 672 (ATH 796) NVDA: 198 (ATH 212) GOOGL: 336 (ATH 349) MSFT: 413 (ATH 555) AAPL: 266 (ATH 288) TSLA: 392 (ATH 498) AMZN: 247 (ATH 258)

Pete26l96

$AMZN TO $300 BABY Just AWS AI revenue in Q1 is double AMSL's total net-revenue, and it's growing faster with better profit margins. ASML trading at P/E of 45, AMZN trading at P/E of 35. No reason whatsoever that AMZN can't normalize at P/E 40.

Lofi-Fanboy123

AMZN also gonna pump

Odd-Dragonfruit-1186

Is AMZN just going to run up before earnings and then drop right after again?

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Vilgan

Before I got into options, my approach was always roughly 90% in stocks and 10% in bonds/HYSA, then convert to 100% stocks if the market drops significantly. I was always very happy with that. These days I have more on the sidelines to support selling CSPs. I picked up some cheap AMZN and cheap META in the last 2.5 months, but obviously would have made different decisions if I could see the future.

Pete26l96

of course the only stock I own is red LOL fucken $AMZN

Pete26l96

of course the only stock I own is red LOL fucken $AMZN

Mitraileuse

Software cash cow business + upside of AI infra + just fired 30k employees. If Capex is bullish for AMZN, it's probably also bullish for ORCL. I threw 10% of my port on it couple of days ago with the 2x ETF, letting it run.

greenpride32

> They are all in US mega caps like Google, Amazon etc. and they are rallying since ceasefire talks despite the war being nowhere near over. It just doesn’t make sense. Escalation seems the most likely outcome and the economic impact of the Hormuz issue is not realised yet. In all seriousness, what do you see as the top and bottom line impact to GOOGL and AMZN business due to the conflict and energy squeeze? So what makes more sense - these companies that crank out \~$75-125b in yearly profit, and have been consistently increasing that number every year for past 15-20 years should lose 25-35% of value or they should at least hold value? Cash does nothing but deflate over time. At current HYSA interest rates are you just pacing (perhaps even slightly trailing) inflation.

Gajax

It's OK AMZN little buddy, your just a little slow, you can catch up.

NobodyUsual8025

That’s (one reason) why I’m long on $AMZN, they own a decent chunk of anthropic and will benefit from the IPO

Blade3colorado

Biggest mistake of your life, but you do you. I'm an investor, i.e., I always keep "dry powder,"e.g., I added more AVGO, NVDA, AMZN, BTDR, CI and VOO when all of them went down in late March. You have quality names, GOOGL, AMZN, etc., why in the hell would you sell??? Your future self will hate you. 'Nuff said . . .

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Jaysler

Someone tell AMZN that it’s behind the AI race and that it needs to pick up its pace

btoned

Gimme 3% AMZN

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zonk84

My prime mover is always agnostic, Lynch/Buffett style "understand what the company does and don't buy something for 5 minutes you don't see yourself holding for 5 years".... Setting aside 401k/Roth/robo-ETF accounts - not sure if pure DCA could even apply to the first 2; but the last one is overflow and I suppose *does* count since it's just a regular monthly transfer as planning maxes out the first 2 over the year -- in my individual account? My prime mover is always buying into a something I like and believe has longterm legs. But - that doesn't happen every month. 6 years into individual equities account, I've never really thought about it -- but my *pure guess* (and I say this as non-pro, non-charts, non-trader) would be that for the months where nothing on the watchlist tickles me? I fall back on stalwart workhorses and in particular, despite not really being a charts guy? Something under the rolling 52 wk average. Over the longer haul, ***feels*** like it's been those choices that keep me in the individual equities... I always told myself - if you can't beat the S&P, you've just got an expensive hobby. I've had some nice wins - and some mistakes. However, I suspect -- it's been those months where I just default to AAPL or KO or AMZN or whatnot that have probably kept me well above my benchmark. Without doing the math - to say nothing of even the hindsight timeframe "What's an efficient and inefficient market period?" - I strongly suspect it's been the boring "What looks like its on sale?" stalwarts that have kept me ahead of my line.

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DukeSC2

AMZN hard pinned to 248, very cool

ten7four

Reddit: fuck ai Also reddit: yeah so I'm invested in GOOGL, META, AMZN, NBIS, IREN, CRWV, APLD, WULF, and BIRD

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Defiant-Fee-7550

If I own $350,000 in AMZN stock, can I walk out of Whole Foods without paying ? 🤨

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Maximum-Sign-5983

AMZN back to being shit

SubduedWeed

Thinking about selling my AMZN leaps for 100% gains. But it can go to 1000% gains

RelevantTrouble

Bought AMZN @200 & MELI@1600 and was waiting for DataDog to drop under $100. I take PayPal.

---Right--Tackle---

Imagine not full porting AMZN below $200 or MSFT at $350 ☠️

RelevantTrouble

LOL, I was kidding of course. I'm well aware of my limitations and my system is simple; I save up till 20% short term bonds then I DCA SP500. When VIX is over 30 I go all in. Last year it was SP500 Equal Weight, this year it was AMZN & MELI. AAPL in 22. 100% in SP500 would probably beat it, but it gives me the peace of mind so I sleep better.

volckerwasright

There's a few things in your post that seem to imply you think the premium stays with the contract, like a dividend payment and a share or something. If AMZN closes below the strike when your LEAP expires, the LEAP is worthless. Regardless of that, the premium will decay. I think you should stay away from options.

Commercial-District1

AMZN

thealex7r

I'm not in talking about people, it should be different thread, and not AMZN in top of the list, but the g0v. I'm here to think how to make money, cause I will lose job soon enough.

Outrageous_Mistake_5

Doing anything drastic at this point for a quick result usually ends worse for me, I've learnt that lesson the hard way a year ago. If i was you I would consider some of the big names that are still significantly down to recoup some of your losses e.g msft, uber, meli. That is if you believe in them. And then maybe do some analysis on some of the ones which have recovered but which appear set to boom big in 2026, e.g I could see a world where AMZN hits 300. If you're not comfortable stock picking then sorry, try to accept the loss and continue long term bit by bit. Many of us had to learn a similar lesson at some point!

iMakeGOODinvestmemts

Give me $255 $AMZN please!!!

iMakeGOODinvestmemts

$AMZN is keeping its margins in its business low on purpose. Once they want. They can ramp up and make lots of money in the margin business.

m3x1c4n7

Trimming your gain is a thing, but i would only do that if you think the growth of a company is slowing and you're putting it directly back into another asset you think has more room to grow. Trimming just to pull out of the market to hold cash and wait for dips is a gamble that might not pay out more than if you just left that money in the initial proven asset. Personally, I captured the rise of GOOG last year and have been considering trimming it to add to my AMZN position, but even in this scenario I'm hesitant, especially after days like today where both stocks were up 3%+. I think GOOG still has room to run more on the short term, while AMZN is a longer term position that i have more time to build (hopefully).

Kickboy21

Whenever corporations increase monthly subscription prices, it pisses me the fuck off. Fuck you NFLX GOOG AMZN

hbadwal21

I am here with my AMZN 260 strike for tomorrow, you may laugh at me now as others already have. Looking back, I now feel the way I am. I hate money!

Tangerine-Negative

Calls on AMZN it is https://preview.redd.it/p5mimmm9k9vg1.jpeg?width=4080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1d15a8edefe2188e710dd14c319ee706192721c3

Weak-Pomegranate-435

Lmao. This is so funny that it all sounds like a Parody🤣🤣. And over exaggerated parody. Btw if u were actually fundamental investors u would have been buying AI buildout plays like NVDA, SNDK, MU, AMD, AMZN and all that. Not overvalued SAAS companies. Most of the SAAS sector is still not undervalued, with very few exceptions like $NOW, $PATH and $MSFT.

iMakeGOODinvestmemts

that over $AMZN?

GoZukkYourself

Once AMZN has you in its crosshairs, it's over.

Dbx84

AMZN when $300 asking for a friend……

hermeskino715

AMZN acting like mid-2025 GOOGL

polymanAI

The FOMO from missing AMZN at $199 and HOOD at $65 is the most destructive emotion in trading because it leads to chasing at worse prices. The reframe: you didn't "miss" those trades. You had a process, the process didn't trigger, and now you're angry at the process for protecting you. The stocks could have just as easily gone down from those levels. Your anchor prices were valid risk management - the fact that the market went up doesn't make your decision wrong. It makes it unlucky.

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AMZN going to keep ripping?