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Who’s ready to burn their life savings this week
Time to full port on AMZN calls fellas
Would it be a bad idea investing in the same investments in a Roth IRA and a regular brokerage account?
GOOGL April 19'24 $170 Calls - Up 100%... Thoughts?
AMZN $500k 2DTE Pizza Guy ... where are you?
Equinix Launching Service for Nvidia's Al Supercomputing Infrastructure to Businesses 🚀
Equinix Launching Service for Nvidia’s Al Supercomputing Infrastructure to Businesses
EU refuses to let AMZN be a Vacuum cleaner company
To all the people that are posting “buy and hold” trades you opened years ago
Some predictions for Microsoft, Palantir, AMD, Amazon, Spotify and Tesla.
Tech market brings important development opportunities, AIGC is firmly top 1 in the current technology field
Amazon's cash printer has been turned back on.
Tech market brings important development opportunities, AIGC is firmly top 1 in the current technology field
AIGC market brings important development opportunities, artificial intelligence technology has been developing
A tool to understand fair value estimates based on past CAGR rates and 10+ years of financial data.
Is it normal for the index funds to be weighted this heavily by mega caps?
Google, Amazon, and Unity are among the tech companies implementing layoffs to start 2024
What are your top picks for the top performance stocks for this year?
$IRBT lost almost 20% today because $AMZN would not offer concessions to European Union (E.U.) antitrust regulators. An overreaction?
Anyone else doing a cut and run with GOOGL/AMZN?
1 year ago I decided to buy AMZN calls every time the price went down. Seems to be working.
The Efficient market theory; Points, counterpoints, discussion.
Deciding REITS for my portfolio. But lack the confidence in knowing how to valuate each choice.
Have wash sales on stock, curious on implications for options?
Seeking Advice on Reallocating Tech Stock Profits to IRA: Long-Term Gains vs. Retirement Planning
The biggest lesson that I've learned in my 10 year investing career.
Portfolio gain YTD from trading $MARA & $AMZN
Seeking Suggestions for my Next Portfolio Allocation Re-balance
Summarize AMZN earnings call into Tweet by AI
Summarize AMZN earnings call into Tweet by AI
Thoughts on selling covered calls - AAPL, AMD, GOOGL, AMZN
What Options Activity is Saying About the Market
Why is GOOG forward P/E so low and so much cheaper than the other FAANG?
Why Magnificent Seven stocks aren't really participating in the rally?
What yall think of the picks for my Roth IRA. Needs any changes? include different sectors?
Arbitraging the AI potential misspriced in some stocks that will become the leaders
What are the fundamental traits of promising companies?
AMZN slaves are the reason my calls expired worthless ?
Amazon Balancing On The Edge - Will It Lead Anywhere?
Have I beat the market? My returns versus S&P 500.
Amazon announces new AI chip as it deepens Nvidia relationship
$TSLA-I PERSONALLY SAW CYBER & RECORDED 4K VID, LINK BELOW-ON BLACK FRIDAY=CALLS: CYBER TRUCK DEBUT THURSDAY WILL BE ONE HOUR BEFORE CLOSE.
What US taxes are US non residents required to pay for owning or selling stocks of US companies?
Mentions
But when i meditate and become one with the force - it tells me AMZN over GOOG
keep large base in VOO, and the rest in AMZN - its the only one that's consolidated for the past 12mo and under performed while the rest of the group has gotten outsized returns since they were well positioned to reap the short term benefits of the AI hype.
The big news this week will be the Supreme Court verdict on tarrifs. Who benefits from reversal? COST, AMZN, WMT? if we get a decent broad market selling tomorrow, may be a good idea to get calls on some of the tarrif-related retail names.
The big news this week will be the Supreme Court verdict on tarrifs. Who benefits from reversal? COST, AMZN, WMT? if we get a decent broad market selling tomorrow, may be a good idea to get calls on some of the tarrif-related retail names.
Buying AMZN and AAPL
buy 100% into GOOGL ,then borrow from your investment account 70% and buy AMZN boom, both covered to the max LETS GOOOOOOOOOOO
Please AMZN ignore whatever bullshit goes on tomorrow 🙏
AMZN MSFT AVGO and AAPL dying
Looking for advice before I allocate my investments for my Roth IRA and general investing! Currently 21 y/o and intend on holding this until retirement Contributed $14,000 to an IRA but have yet to buy anything with it as well as $14.000 that I'm planning on investing just generally into the market. Here's what I'm thinking: **ETFS** 40% VOO 10% VTI 10% VXUS 20% $QQQ **Single stocks** 10% $CAT 10% $AMZN Should I be investing money in the Roth IRA vs general money in the market differently? Doing this through Schwab if it matters Any advice is appreciated, thank you for your time!
AMZN gonna sign a deal with OpenAI
Short $AMZN Long $GOOGL Could be the trade if you think ai is the future.
AMZN gonna drop on the Gemini and Walmart deal
Suddenly WMT going to have better AI than AMZN.
Sooo looks like $AMZN gets cooked this week?
$GOOGL probably +5% tomorrow. congrats - i'm missing out on this. Hopefully $AMZN has a good run like this one day!
Both - AMZN is the more value play of the two based on current price, but I've been DCAing into both for years. When I look 10 years out I believe these 2 will both still be major players. They have the resources to either compete with or acquire new competitors and have diversified revenue streams that most of us use every day. I like that they vertically integrate around their core products so they control their own destiny. These are my 2 biggest holdings
*> $247 f****rom practically $0*** *isn’t “going nowhere”* I bought AMZN back in the 2000 timeframe and made like a 30% gain in like only a week. I was so proud of myself. **BUT,** just imagine what I would have now if I would have just hung on. Oh well,
AMZN needs to drop a little
What percentage of your portfolio is it? Generally speaking you want to diversify. AMZN is a good stock, but it shouldn't be the only thing you own.
Nah. Bullish for both GOOG and AMZN.
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GOOGL, not even close. They got quantum computing, Gemini, TPUs. What is AMZN even innovating?
This google/WMT deal probably bad news for like $AMZN
$AMZN $META at 70 deltas 365+ leaps anyone ? How about PMCCs as well for more ice?
My choices for infrastructure are AMZN APLD IREN
Yeah, pretty unlikely. I think you mean rubin (the newest NVDA chips) trained models though. Here’s the issue. NVDA keeps deploying new chips in less than a year every year. These chips are the “best” in general at every task, but not the best at each individual task. To get a chip that is tailored to an individual task, you need custom ASICS style chips (AVGO, MRVL) which it seems most data centers are beginning to deploy or have been using for a while (GOOG, AMZN, etc.). Obviously this does not cut NVDA’s demand though, because you still want the all purpose chips too for parts of your data center that need it. The problem though, is that these data centers are pricing in using the chips that they bought for 6 YEARS…. That’s a long fucking time…. So what’s possible given this model? 1. People start buying less chips (less demand) saying that have enough for the remaining 6 years that they have priced into their earnings and the real bottleneck is memory and power. 2. People buy the newest and greatest chips EVERY TIME there is a new set, and they re-negotiate those previous earnings (likely causing the early priced in CAPEX to make the PE and forward PE inflate - higher valuation of stocks)… Either is not good. The point is though, the foundation models won’t just be trained on rubin. None of them to my knowledge are just trained on a single chip set anyway. Thus no one knows how Gemini or chatGPT will do in the future. All we know is the trend of performance from the past and right now says Gemini is running away in performance
Thinking that I was a trader! I was buying and selling some times profit taking other times panic selling. I bought a lot tech but would sell it to take profit. I would have been better servers with a HODL strategy! Stocks like AMZN, NVDA, TSLA etc. they seemed easy to make money on but getting in and out frequently did not work the best. I eventually switched to a hodl and buy the dip investor. This was a game changer for me. I rebalance from time to time.
I was watching a movie at AMC and there was only one non movie advertisement and it was AMZN.
Google is trading at fair value now maybe even more but Amazon is undervalued and has more upside in the next year or so. Saying this while I own more alphabet than Amazon but more bullish on AMZN right now
AMZN leap for me as well. They seem so so primed for an insane run
Just buy more VEQT. I think it will easily outperform both GOOGL and AMZN over the next decade.
Yeah, has to be this one. I've doubled down on multiple short-ish dated options that were 50% in the red already. Got fucked by theta. The shit underlying didn't help Now holding 75% (majority of that is in GOOG, AMZN and GDX) of my port in LEAPS and rolling up, when there's 30-50% profit. Up 25% YTD already (evidently, most of that is from some higher beta names, but still)
What's everyone thinking about $AMZN
AMZN has been garbage. Compare their returns over a 5-year period.
TSLA 10 shares, PLTR 31, META 11.01, AAPL 41.05, AMZN 39, GOOGL 48.04, MSFT 26.04, NVDA 10, ETFs VXUS 63.31, VOO 15.04, VGK 187.49. Total portfolio \~98k, up \~20% overall. I know it’s tech heavy, that’s intentional, ETFs are my stability layer. Biggest winners have been TSLA and GOOGL, META and MSFT lagging. Would you rebalance into more defensives or small value, or keep riding mega cap and let the ETF exposure smooth volatility? Also, for international, is VXUS + VGK redundant or a reasonable tilt?
Yeah that is what I am thinking. Very eager to get some GOOG and AMZN 1-year LEAPS in, but Break-even price and the premium are quite steep. Do you have an entry price in mind?
I'd say AMZN. They have a much better cloud platform, are more diversified, and their trainium chips are way better than Google's TPUs. Meanwhile Google's earnings mostly depends on search, which is rapidly becoming obsolete.
AMZN and Meta are ready . Leaps
Google is a cash-cow playing defense against an existential AI shift, while Amazon is an infrastructure play playing offense across cloud, ads, and logistics. Since your core is already 90% VEQT, you're buying 'growth insurance': Google offers a higher safety margin via valuation, but Amazon offers higher optionality. For a 7-year horizon, I’d bet on the company that owns the physical and digital 'pipes'—AMZN.
You should sell a decent amount of your shares and buy back when it corrects to around $80-85 and use the profits on yourself (if you wanna splurge) or grab some free shares of VOO/GOOG/NFLX/AMZN
Nvda, MU, AVGO, ARM, VRT, MRVL, MSFT, GOOGL, AMZN, META
Both are good but if I have to pick one it’s AMZN right now. But honestly if you are looking for stability and that extra “boost” I think the best growth will be in a tight basket of AI stocks like AIS or CHAT so that you don’t have to pick and choose.
AMZN should already been amazing but it won’t. So many revenue streams but the market hates it. AWS is an amazing cash cow but it’s a stagnant share and I don’t see it changing. Always remember over the last 5 years a clown (McD) had better returns.
Both. But AMZN sure has a lot more room to run since Google just saw a big move up..
Exactly. I own both. Bought GOOGL last year and AMZN recently at $221.
GOOGL is poised to become the biggest company in the world. It's still hella cheap for everything it has in its portfolio. AMZN is still way more expensive than google.
AMZN without a doubt at current prices. Not even close
I only own two individual stocks - AMZN and GOOGL. Why not both?
A few months ago I had some money to invest, I asked myself the same question. I could pick up GOOGL at $142 or AMZN at $165. I went for the latter, wish I had gone with GOOGL.
I have a 15% position in GOOG and 5% in AMZN which reflects my conviction. I think holding both is wise.
GOOGL has more going for it right now in terms of growth opportunities. I feel like AMZN is more about margin expansion at this point. So for me, love them both, but if had to pick one it’s GOOGL
$AMZN. time to sell?
* **Finviz** \- Has consensus eps estimates usually 2-4 years in advance. eg [https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=AMZN&p=d&ty=ea](https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=AMZN&p=d&ty=ea) They also have a cool visual portfolio tracker and you can follow tagged news events. Most of the best features are free. * **EarningsWhispers** \- They've been off recently...but they can help predict how earnings reports (and thus prices) will manifest. Best features cost $$. * **SeekingAlpha** \- This (like investing.com) seeks and publishes crowd funded analysis reviews for $300 a year subscribers. But the quality has slipped and the editors are destroying the website. eg They hate approving bear articles, and many of the article they approve are missing key points. They have a super premium service called "Alpha Picks" and they brag 138% alpha performance. * **MorningStar** \- This is considered a serious/professional platform. If you have Schwab, it will come free. You can learn a lot from their pdf writeups...but they tend to only cover American large caps...many interesting stocks simply get 0 coverage. * [**Finance.yahoo.com**](http://Finance.yahoo.com) **&** [**Finance.google.com**](http://Finance.google.com) **-** Mostly for their simple portfolio/news trackers. You upload your stocks and can easily follow the latest happenings. Most of this is free. * **AI** \- You simple must use this at this point and are missing out if you don't. ChatGPT is the worst...Gemini.google.com and [Grok.com](http://Grok.com) are the best. Yes, AI makes mistakes...but that's why you double check important points. Things I use AI to check: * Financial health (dilution/divestiture/bankruptcy risk). Also fixed cost and interest coverage ratios. * Market share/competitive risks/history of price hikes/moat * Adjusted eps figures/non-gaap for the future four years (with bear/base/bull scenarios) * The likelihood that the company will beat or miss earnings next quarter and why * Most important I'll ask AI to convince me NOT to buy the stock I'm targeting...tough love, but that's how you learn. * Another fun idea...have AI create a discussion between a bear and bull analysts for your stock and to post the debate transcript...learn a lot.
I completely disagree with all the "do your own research" people here. You will never have the time or expertise to compete with someone who does this for a living or has a whole team behind them. Find an investing recommendation service with an excellent, published, public track record, and copy them, OR invest in ETF's. Period. The vast majority of DIY'ers are losing money or barely profiting. I myself have made insane returns over the last 20 years, (to the point that if I reported my results here I'd probably be banned because my returns are "impossible") and I have never done anything except use the recommendations of experts and then apply my own "gut" feelings and personal common sense to those recommendations to choose the ones that I believed in. The Motley Fool is a great example and this is the service that I primarily used from 2005-2015 or so. Their track record during that time period was simply astonishingly good and I profited enormously from it (I got NFLX, AMZN, DIS, TSLA, NVDA for example all before 2010). Sadly David Gardner, the brother who was really the genius behind the picks, quit and it's never been quite the same. However I do think they are still outperforming the market by a decent margin and their basic "stock advisor" newsletter is cheap. I wouldn't write it off. In any case I would spend a lot of time researching the varous stock picking services out there and find ones that are legitimate with proven long-term track records where you can verify their returns. If you are making your picks from a service that averages a 70% win rate and good average return, in theory you can get better than 70% if you are good at picking from those picks. But your odds are way higher of picking a winner when you're getting good preselection and you can read in-depth reports written by someone who does have the time to really dig in and knows what they are doing.
The Target near me is an absolute shit show every time I go in, so I'm curious to know what a third option would look like with Wal Mart already in the mix...an a AMZN investor, I'm more interested in their digital brands and delivery concepts, but let's see what this does.
I’m at 30% cash equivalents but added some AMZN to start the yr
I’m stuck deciding between HIMS, AMZN, AAPL, MU or LULU Calls.
$AMZN should hopefully do really well this year. Aws is my main bet on this. The new mega DC site should add about $5b a year revenue.
Maggy 7's 2026 YTD: $AMZN +6.98% $GOOG +3.51% $MSFT -1.07% $META -1.51% $NVDA -2.57% $TSLA -2.71% $AAPL -4.71% And for reference: $SPY +1.24% $QQQ +1.09%
BREAKING: Amazon $AMZN is building a Walmart-style supercenter, as per BI. Officials in Orland Park, Illinois approved a 228,000 square foot mega store near Chicago. That's roughly the size of a Walmart Supercenter. The store will offer groceries, general merchandise, prepared food, and services. Customers can also place and receive online orders on-site. Amazon's attorney: "This is a more purpose-built and thoughtful approach to traditional big-box stores."
Considered RKLB, INTC, AMZN, and NVDA calls this past week. Instead of several hundred percents returns, I lost a bunch. Yay.
AMZN does not want to give me a buying opportunity 😡😡😡
Morgan Stanley's 8 most valuable stocks for 2026. 1️⃣ Visa (V) 2️⃣ Meta Platforms (META) 3️⃣ Amazon (AMZN) 4️⃣ Palo Alto Networks (PANW) 5️⃣ NextEra Energy (NEE) 6️⃣ S&P Global (SPGI) 7️⃣ Walmart (WMT) 8️⃣ Microsoft (MSFT)
WHAT WE THINKING NEXT WEEK BOYS!!! $AMZN set to print??
They say don't put more money than you're willing to lose into options. Well, let me tell you, I have A LOT more money than I'm willing to lose on GOOG and AMZN calls.
What time line am I living in where AMZN is the best performing mag so far ytd
Literally dumped all my American ETFs and just buying GOOG and AMZN last month… so far seems like I’m a genius.
How much or down is everyone so far YTD? I'm on +62k on $AMZN
$AMZN earnings likely to be good? lots of data centre going live so AWS likely to beat + 15% increased pricing for GPU hiring. $GOOGL likely to beat big earnings.
I'd assume almost all of that is hardware purchases for AWS. The interesting ratio for [AMZN, GOOG, MSFT] would be cloud segment revenue :: capex.
AMZN, GOOG, MSFT make sense because majority of the capex is for compute that is sold. Meta is the odd one out. They need to recoup this via ads and I think that won’t work out. It’s the same play as the “metaverse” where they even changed the name of the company. Outcome of that has been minimal and flatline revenue. Expect the exact same outcome with AI for Meta. NVDA and AAPL get the best bang for their bucks. TSLA is a meme.
AMZN is going to demolish earnings. I see those Rivian candy vans buzzing around all over the place all the time, and my area even has a high population of old people.
That Trump TS about INTC yesterday is just a signal for the big boys to sign up for 14A, and soon. You don't summon the CEO to the White House if you don't have something up your sleeve, he probably is going to line up all the CEOs (AAPL, GOOGL, AMZN, AVGO, AMD, etc.) and announce they will all build chips in America, and take the full credit like he did with the Stargate project.
$GOOGL X $AMZN Port seems like hack for free money. Calls on both
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Can $AMZN join this rally
#AMZN 2026 gains already greater than the whole of AMZN 2025 gains LMAO
AMZN 300 and IWM 300 by end of year and I will bust
ngl, markets impressive as fk right now considering that AAPL & MSFT & META - and to a lesser extent NVDA & MSFT have been dead for months. AMZN and GOOG are really the only decent performers of late
My package got delayed, puts on AMZN
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If AMZN and MSFT pooled their gains today they might come up with a dollar.
AMZN having almost as many robots as people working is wild
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Too early to ask but anyone holding planning to hold AMZN calls over the weekend?
AMZN go brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
give AMZN some boner pills, it can't keep itself up
Lmaooo AMZN gonna go green
AMZN V is fucking relentless
AMZN doesn't care about the ruling.