AMZN

Far_Pen3186

Yep, buying AAPL FB AMZN GOOG is too complex for some people. Stick to ETFs, kiddo

Crazy_Donkies

I argued specifics. I disagree with the premium claim because of the entire NVDA ecosystem ensuring ongoing value. Finally, per your statements, if NVDA can still grow, with AMD growing faster, why are you shorting NVDA?  Seems to me theta will eat you alive you're better off putting more into AMD. Funny enough the only MAG7s I own are GOOG and AMZN (new position) and I'm long AMD, AVGO, MU, and some others.  I see rotation into AMD and AVGO, but think it's stupid to short NVDA.

Far_Pen3186

Keep coping, cult brainwash. Quants hedge and trade HF. Look up any FAANG stock. Tell me you're too stupid to pick a FAANG stock. 4th grader can. FB up 20x since 2011 IPO. 4th grade logic. AMZN. Up 2500x since IPO. Yup, rocket science. AAPL was $1 when iPod/iPhone. Takes a real genius to beat the market. Up 250x. GOOG? What's that? HurDur. 15x since IPO. Index investing is for the profoundly stupid. 4th grader can picked FAANG.

Burtonwurton

I just closed AMZN position...you should prepare for liftoff now.

SuccessfulCell7125

This really comes down to separating the contract problem from the AMZN thesis. A few things to walk through before deciding to cut vs roll: 1. Ask the uncomfortable question first Forget the current P/L for a moment and ask: If I didn’t already own this call, would I open this exact position today? If the honest answer is “no,” that’s usually your signal. Rolling just to avoid realizing a loss often turns one bad trade into a bigger one. 2. Why rolling can be dangerous When you roll a long call, you’re usually: Paying more premium Extending time without changing the strike much Betting that time alone fixes the trade But if AMZN would still need a large move by Jan 16 (or even the new expiration) just to break even, the roll may not actually improve your odds — it just delays the decision. 3. Re-evaluate the math, not the hope What helped me in situations like this was re-running the trade as if it were new. I’ll usually plug in: AMZN current price A realistic target price (not “back to ATH”) The remaining time (or the new expiration if rolling) I use OptionHype for this because it compares the current contract vs alternatives side by side — it makes it pretty obvious when a roll meaningfully improves the break-even versus when it’s just throwing good money after bad. 4. When rolling can make sense Rolling is more reasonable if: Your thesis is still intact The new contract materially lowers break-even You’re reducing size or improving structure If none of those are true, cutting the loss and reassessing is usually the cleaner trade — emotionally and mathematically. 5. Hard truth most traders learn late Good traders don’t avoid losses. They avoid bad second decisions. Closing a losing call doesn’t mean you’re bearish on AMZN — it just means this particular contract no longer fits the thesis.

Burtonwurton

Santa should be heavily invested in AMZN. Why make the deliveries when amzn can do that for you.

Far_Pen3186

If you think picking FB or NFLX or AMZN is "gambling", you literally have zero clue about picking stocks and are a full BH cult victim. A 4th grader could have picked FAANG and gotten 100x returns. And did.

Affectionate-Day2743

damn. if i wasn't 7 years old at the time i'd have loaded up on AMZN

ohitsgoin

I think $AMZN has plenty room to run too, I’m just more bullish on Google cloud, custom chips, developer tools, and datasets :)

composer98

Since 12% of that fund is in NVDA, for which you'd be charged 0.86% per year, on top of what you'd pay the financial advisor, why not take $12,000 and buy NVDA directly? Then, over 8% is MSFT, same fee per year plus. Why not take $8000 and buy MSFT? Then AAPL, nearly 8%, so $8000 AAPL. Now you only have $72,000 to worry about and haven't paid a dollar in fees. $5,000 AVGO and AMZN each, down to $62,000. Gets more and more obvious that this would not be a good choice.

Me-Regarded

I have a big AMZN position, just not super bullish. But don't think it's going lower either

gamersEmpire

I mean it had it run already... if i was him i'd put it on AMZN their business is so diversified its like an ETF

cresstheory2016

$9 YTD gain for AMZN is an abomination. They need to get this shit right in 2026.

thrashmetal_octopus

AMZN is the least magnificent stock I have ever owned.

cresstheory2016

I feel like AMZN is going to have a bounce-back year in 2026 just like GOOG had this year. It's long overdue for a pump.

Diamondhands4dagainz

MU = Green, ANF = Green, RKLB = green, LULU = green, TSMC = green, INTC = green, ASTS = green, LUNR = green, AMZN = green. SK Hynix = bigly green and almost back at ATH Wtf

jdf833

Got the same feeling. Will buy some AMZN shares in January for sure.

Burtonwurton

Made a quick profit on AMZN. Gonna be patient as SPY and QQQ looking like its going flaccid.

Commercial_Seat_3704

Please lord let the rotation into AMZN start today

AleaBito

Uhh, from my own personal research so far, to cover all grounds I’ve liked: 1. $AXTI - Basically 40% of InP supply chain 2. $DOWA + Sumitomo for Western hedge on InP / InP substrate 3. $AAOI, $LITE for hyperscaler buildout, AAOI for AMZN/MSFT, and LITE for everything but more levered to Google TPU 4. $MRVL and $AVGO - MRVL design partner for MSFT 2026-2027, and AVGO kinda everything.

samsal19

Thoughts about $AMZN?

IDrinkSulfuricAcid

Unimpressive until you realize it pays a 4.56% dividend. AMZN literally has the same chart YTD with 0 dividends.

Kitchen-Safety4218

Your allocation mirrors the "Quality Factor" dominance seen since the 2008 GFC. It’s a fortress. But at 23, you’re paying a high premium for defensiveness you won't need for decades. UNH, PG, and KO are modern "Nifty Fifty" plays. They provide excellent ballast. So, holding 11% in staples and legacy healthcare suggests a fear of drawdowns your 40-year horizon doesn't justify. It’s a defensive posture for a long-distance race. MELI is your alpha engine. It captures both e-commerce and fintech tailwinds in a developing theater. Which is where the real compounding happens. AMZN and CRWD provide the necessary digital infrastructure exposure. These should be the core, not the satellites. The VXUS and WM additions are concessions to "Modern Portfolio Theory." VXUS is often a performance drag disguised as prudence. WM is a great business, but it's another anchor. Because you're adding capital daily, you don't need this much protection.

Pete26l96

My move for tomorrow is watching AMZN be a dog and slowly trickle down to $219 as I've watched it do so this entire year.

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UnCrownedKingsDecree

Robotics $AMZN $SYM Defense/Aerospace $AVAV $KTOS Healthcare $OSCR $UNH Consumer Staples $XLP

jx25bbxb

VOO 47.4% UNH 8.4% PG 5.2% KO 5.9% CRWD 4.3% COST 5.1% QCOM 4.7% MELI 5.2% AMZN 9.4% BRK.B 4.4% thinking of adding around 15% vxus and wm heading into 2026 by trimming off each individual stock holding

iMakeGOODinvestmemts

$AMZN will drop 10% then from 1 Jan 2026 will go on a 60% MELT UP. MONEY LAND LETS GOO

fugfx56

AMZN

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Charming_Raccoon4361

NFLX is more expensive than META and AMZN with a bad margin

sirzoop

AMZN

GoZukkYourself

Pray for AMZN https://preview.redd.it/yzdmm19njz9g1.png?width=737&format=png&auto=webp&s=b56195ae0a7165baf1a6547d6c5b48f785010d4f

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WaIlstreetBots

Ironically AMZN and NVDA. All the other robots are too expensive or speculative

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Sad-Airman

My top picks for 2026: NVDA AMZN GOOG SIL GDX PM CVX KMI

jauch888888

I’d add structure, not more stocks. 60–70% core ETF (VOO / VT / XEQT) for broad market exposure. 20–30% in your highest-conviction names (ex: NVDA, GOOGL, MSFT, AMZN). Max max 10% speculative plays (ASTS, RKLB, RDDT, etc.). Same upside drivers, but less single-theme risk and far better survivability in a drawdown. Diversification isn’t about owning more tickers, it’s about not betting everything on one narrative.

KittyLover-7

NVDA, META, GOOGL, MU, RDDT, HOOD, SOFI, RKLB, maybe AMZN, think Msft bounces back too once open ai puts out models trained on Blackwell

sudharsansai

Could this be the year of AMZN??? They gave to lean hard on their AWS to boost their stock

Encouragedissent

VOO tracks the S&P500, which itself is driven mostly by the handful of mega cap tech stocks at the top such as NVDA, AMZN, AAPL, ect. VT is a bit of a safer investment since it includes over 10k companies with a significant portion of them being international holdings. It will still be driven in large by those same companies because well, those companies are a significant percentage of the world's equity markets, however its still an overall better diversified fund with a good amount of international exposure.

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Pleasant-Version7301

AMZN

Energy_Turtle

I consider myself the dead average mindless American consumer, and Amazon is taking over my life. There is absolutely nothing unique or interesting about me, but where my life goes so goes the economy. I am the rumor before the news. If Amazon's growth in my life is an indicator of their growth to come, then AMZN is going to rule the world.

Resident-Tumbleweed9

Yes, AMZN's other bets are strong, but so are META 's, they are clearly not afraid to fail (Metaverse, SuperIntelligence AGI). Also both of them have a similar risk tbh, if the consumer becomes weak both of their core businesses will suffer. Only advantage AMZN has is AWS. Anyway, if you own both, you're covered eitherway.

ddre_azn

seriously tho what’s holding AMZN back so much from moving anywhere but sideways

anonimous_3

AMZN

Cav829

Boring pick: AMZN Sexy pick: MELI

Worth-Station-2113

AMZN but a riskier one would be APLD i think it moons

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dudeondacouch

i predict AMZN and... other random things.

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Pete26l96

I may be a regard that invested in AMZN but atleast I'm not a Bitcoin bro 😂😂😂😂

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AMZN

zxc123zxc123

I'd say META and AMZN might be good 2026-2027 picks given they lagged this year. However I always thought META was always the weakest of the original big 5: Apple, Alphabet, Amazon, Microsoft, Meta. Mainly because it relied heavily on it's social network monopoly/duopoly and strong network effect moat while not having any other plays or tier 1 hardware. Google has Pixel/chome/youtube/waymo, Amazon has fire while basically being the most diversified of the 5, Apple specializes in hardware but also has the services, MSFT does cloud/xbox/enterprise/bing while strangle holding PC, etcetcetc. That said, I wouldn't bet that META goes under. I'd probably rank the Mag8 in terms of stability & relevance in the long run: 1. MSFT/AMZN 2. AAPL/GOOG 3. META/TSLA/NVDA/AVGO However maintaining stability and relevance is not the same as potential upside. I think TSLA might become way more dominant because of Elon's vision, risk taking, ability to get things done, and financial engineering options (with loans or other M&A with Elon companies).

Kickboy21

UNH META AMZN NBIS. But you might miss the dip by that time.

Dmiller360

Google, NVDA, AMZN, TSLA all Gen X founders.

papashawnsky

AMZN

LongNVDA

AMZN robotics+ai==lower opex. GOOG because they will provide the shovels just like last year

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iMakeGOODinvestmemts

$AMZN is.....green. Not alot but I'll take green over red any day.

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neurapathy

Theyre better than Tesla, but tgats about it.  GOOG and AMZN for me, thx.

iMakeGOODinvestmemts

If you are wanting low risk plays and can't do big yolos. $AMZN & $META Will be HUGE winners in the first month of 2026. Amazon big data centre gone live and adds about 15b revenue to aws.

iMakeGOODinvestmemts

$AMZN & $META are free money

Final-Rush759

It's undervalued. AMZN AI chips are quite good used by Anthropic for the majority of training and inferencing. They are building more data centers using their own AI chips. They are ahead of curve in getting data center electricity supply. It will be one of biggest winners in the AI scaling up.

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Amazon $AMZN as it covers tech, consumer goods, and media.

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AMZN yearns for red

Blade3colorado

Preface by saying that most of my money is in an EFT, but I have a lot of money in tech stocks too, e.g., NVDA, AVGO, BTDR, AMZN . . . Right this moment? Easily the Health sector because it is beaten up. About 2 months ago, after earnings, I bought CI - which cratered that day. I bought a 1000 shares and I am up 10%+ and expect to be up more than 30-40% by the close of next year. UNH, ELV, etc., will also see these types of gains.

nevxr

Got it, great info I switched my VOO recurring investment to AVUV instead to help me diversify a bit. My understanding is that VOO is basically just S&P500, in which case if tech growth slows down then VOO will reorganize, right? This leaves me with $75 biweekly investments in SCHG, VOO, AVUV and VXUS. Do you think that's enough diversification? My recurring investments are my primary contribution to my portfolio, but sometimes if I have extra money I'll buy dips in AMZN/GOOG.

Used_Salamander_3532

Msft AMZN are better value

DistanceKey9195

Go AMZN GO

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Sick0h

You could’ve bought AMZN  in December 2020 or SLV at start off December 2025 and had similar returns.

Affectionate-Self539

AMZN

dudeondacouch

sold 5 AMZN 230P for 1.65, closed for 1.24, and i'm done for the day. can we start drinking yet?

sarcasticrichard

NOW I think saas stocks are broadly oversold right now. Maybe there’s good reasons for that but I think NOW is best positioned to deliver high value AI solutions inside the enterprise that can be metered and sold on a consumption basis. If they deliver and that doesn’t translate to shareholder value, I have lots of questions. One could make the same argument on the customer side for CRM but I think NOW is more focused and capable. I think AMZN will be effective in this space/model but obviously other businesses will dominate their results; gravy if you like AMZN for other reasons.

zxc123zxc123

I'm invested in GOOG and I look at AMZN thinking it's got a nice thing going. Only reason why I haven't already bought it is because I bought BABA as my "mega-tech retailer" exposure. Maybe the case is that AMZN is literally fighting everyone, on every industry, on everything, and all at once? Also the worst case where GPT/Gemini/Grok turning to shopping agents might not impact AMZN as much since they'll re-direct customers to AMZN so long as AMZN has the best price, shipping, product, logistics, returns, customer service, etcetc making it a bit more insulated than say GOOG where losing to GPT might mean the core search segment gets absolutely destroyed and Google turns into Yahoo.

Sick0h

You could’ve held TSLA/AAPL/MSFT/META/AMZN for a year and had some returns, or held SLV for 3 days and came out ahead of all of them.

Blade3colorado

Five years is a sufficient period of time for it to double. Not just saying this, as I have significant "skin in the game" not only for NVDA, but also AVGO and AMZN, i.e., over a million $. Frankly, NVDA is a bargain right now and it is that fact, that amazes me that it's below $200 a share at the moment.

PleasFlyAgain_PLTR

I agree. I'm 80/20 in ASTS and AMZN and I predict 2026 will be my biggest gainzzzz so far!!

GreedyTexas

META and AMZN options are the worsr

DistanceKey9195

AMZN 235 eod please

vermilli21

Can’t tell if AMZN is coiling to blast off or drill to the center of earths core

Sweeeeetnesss

AMZN calls for mid summer 👌

DistanceKey9195

AMZN show time 🚀

Outrageous_Tip_2133

Good idea to load up on stocks like AMZN, WMT, COST, NKE in anticipation of tariffs removal?

DistanceKey9195

AMZN 🚀afternoon

BagHoldersOfAmerica

AMZN getting beaten by dividend paying stocks without factoring in their dividend lmao

DistanceKey9195

AMZN afternoon pump 💸

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AMZN

jauch888888

I agree that diversification across dominant players makes sense. My only pushback is where diversification turns into over-dispersion. Yes, the percentage return can end up looking similar on paper, but the dollar outcome often isn’t. Example: $5k in NVDA and it does +100%, $10k (+$5k) $1k each in NVDA, GOOG, AMZN, META, MSFT NVDA +100%, others +50% Average return looks fine (+ -60%) Final value ≈ $8k (+$3k) Same ballpark % return, very different dollars. Given how correlated these mega-caps already are, spreading too much doesn’t reduce risk as much as people think, it mostly dilutes the upside of the true winner. At that point, you’re halfway indexing, just with more complexity. My 2 cents

Burtonwurton

Well that is gay. limit order did not fill at AMZN bottom. I guess that it why it is going up.

Commercial_Seat_3704

Lol AMZN complete ass as usual