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What’s a conviction value buy right now?
I’ll share what I’m seeing in the market currently and why I view it as HEALTHY
We have now entered the next phase of the AI super cycle and here are the likely winners and losers
Q4 Bull Case Holds, Bonds Push Back Against Hot CPI, TSMC Reinforces AI Demand
If you had $100k to put into just one stock, what would you pick?
Not invited to Anthropic's $2T investor day? Me neither.
PLTR: is this strategy right? Investing/trading debate
$NVDA is now worth more than $META, $AMZN and $AMD combined
3 ways to invest in OpenAI and Anthropic (pre-IPO)
Keep selling premium in EWZ, it has elevated IV rank
AMZN Retail Business Faces Collapse - hear me out
Dooming on META: The Social Reckoning releases Oct 9th and Zuck wants to dilute you
Two ways to buy Anthropic before the IPO (while paying 50% less)
2-year update 37, blue collar lawn care business owner. $173k then, $248k now. Still aiming for $1M or retire by 45. Posted here two years ago at $173,000 and got a ton of advice, some of it good. Figured I owed an update.
I'm confident Muse could change shopping and become the most important piece in e-commerce.
I ran a 0DTE iron condor through a prop firm's $50K eval rules. 78% win rate. Pass probability: 34%
$DMGI.V / $DMGGF — why the Christina Lake tenant is probably a real one, and why Canada is the point
Since selling my MSFT to META I have made $44k, while MSFT and the rest are bleeding
AMZN Prime cargo plane overruns runway in Miami, 5 dead
One Week Left - What is the Best Way to Get into Anthropic Pre-IPo
The Two Trillion Dollar Bottleneck: AI & Energy
Mag 7 already did their 100x (and more). So where does the next trillion-dollar (or multitrillion) company come from?
Amazon and NVIDIA to Deliver 2 Million Additional GPUs and Next-Generation Infrastructure for Agentic and Physical AI
Globe Newswire Reports $AMZN AWS and $NVDA to Deliver 2 Million Additional GPUs and Next-Generation Infrastructure for Agentic and Physical AI
Is the AI Capex vs. Semi decorrelation a buying op?
Why i think AAOI will moon this coming week
DOUGLAS HERRINGTON files to sell $4.4M of AMAZON.COM, INC. (AMZN) via Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC Executive Financial Services
Beginner looking to make my first options trade — how would you approach this?
Beginner looking to make my first options trade — how would you approach this?
21M, was up 101% YTD, sold half of everything Monday. Regard?
With most 13Fs released, here are superinvestors' top 10 buys from Q2
Jeff Bezos takes bold new turn amid $4B Amazon sell-off
If You Could Only Buy One Stock Right Now, Which Would You Choose?
I'm deciding to sell NASA (tema) etf for tax loss harvesting, since I made around $300 in profit so far in 6 months. Should I do it or no? Needed thoughts.
Decided to take over my 401k back in February. Fk risk tolerance!
$ZETA is going to go retarded today
Big Tech's Anthropic and OpenAI stakes are distorting the corporate earnings picture
Almost flew too close to the sun in the Roth IRA
How The F*ck is OpenAI Going to Pay 1.4 Trillion??
Crazy week, what should I do with my remaining calls?
$7700 Gain on the day from scalps on $MSFT, SAMZN, and $NVDA
AMZN Calls, was planning to hold but how do you pass up these profits?
Pre-Market Gainers and Losers for Today (July 31, 2026) 📈 📉
Amazon $AMZN Raising 2026 Cash CapEx to $220B
AMZN-Explain to me like I'm regarded
Those who bought $AMZN puts and $APPL calls
I wish I never invested into LUNR and NASA. been waiting for a few weeks to sell, but ofcouse dip keeps dipping....
BIG TECH EARNINGS WEEK: PICK YOUR FAVORITE WAY TO LOSE MONEY 🎰📉
BIG TECH EARNINGS WEEK: PICK YOUR FAVORITE WAY TO LOSE MONEY 🎰📉
moomoo earnings plays, how I'm using unusual activity this season
Mag 7 covered-call backtest: Actually, buy-and-hold won 12 of 14 times
moomoo earnings plays, how I'm using unusual activity this season
Amazon earnings July 30, AWS looks good but that CapEx number is wild
Here's why I don't think you should sell AMZN yet
Amazon Overhauls its AI Strategy, Winding Down Most Flagship NOVA Models - Business Insider
Introduction to Hyperscalers: Scaling a Doghouse to Build a Cathedral
34% of the S&P is 10 stocks making the same bet. We're basically all in a leveraged ETF with extra steps.
I model dealer gamma daily. Right now all three big index ETFs are negative-gamma below their flip,
AMZN just x10000000 their earnings, invest now
"Oh fuck you're gonna make me long $AMZN"
Both Google and Amazon to lead the Mag 7 pack and markets for the next 3-4 weeks.
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You can have actively managed SMAs. Imagine you own an S&P SMA. Let's also say you already own 1MM of MSFT stock. So number 1, direct indexing is also about screen outs so you screen MSFT out of your SMA as you don't need more. Then to your question let's say there's a correction in NVDA, GOOGL, AAPL, and say AMZN. 1. Sell those positions at a loss. 2. Buy an ETF that has the loss positions at a decent weighting so portfolio direction exposure is roughly the same. 3. Wait 31 days. 4. Sell the ETF, and re buy the individual positions. Signed, CFP in the industry with years of SMA experience.
Yeah that's why its so funny that the market has rotated from the CRWVs of the world to AMZN and GOOGL.
They cut their infrastructure spend, and their value goes back up. AMZN has a forward PE of 23. WMT, 38. AMZN is all the retail as WMT, but you get AWS for free.
66% of AMZN's EPS last quarter came from mark to market gains on their Anthropic investment. What happens when that valuation starts trending lower over time? The bubble is in the earnings..
The chips are staying valuable longer than people thought. The fear last time was people said they would be obsolete in 3 years. h100 gpus are now going on 7+ years of operation and still producing income. Anything after the initial payback period is profit. NBIS can pay back a data centre in 22 months. 22 payback months and you have another 60 months of profit. NBIS doesn’t not sell to anthropic and open AI. They sell to META, MSFT, and they won’t do another hyperscaler contract. They have now pivoted to selling their compute on the open market and to companies that will pay a premium. New AI labs, hedge funds, and they’re all pre paying for the opportunity to use NBIS. If you think that Open AI and Anthropic are not going to make it then CRWV, AMZN, MSFT,AVGO, ORCL are in for a lot of pain. Do you think those 5 companies are run by stupid people that don’t know how to run a business? Some of the greatest money compounders in the world wouldn’t make these massive bets that can kill the company if they weren’t very certain they could make a massive return. I trust them much more than any fear mongering person on Reddit.
AMZN. Highly diversified with many strong and growing business units. They can cut spending at any moment and realize truckloads of free cashflow. This control gives them steady earnings. Retail sales have been strong, unemployment is great, AI going gangbusters and prime video is in my opinion now the best streaming out there
Then don't buy it. Keep watching the train fly by. If this company is good enough to be invested in by MSFT, GOOG, NVDA, and AMZN then it's good for me. These 4 votes of confidence/companies have the highest proven ROIC of companies. These are proven compounders of wealth. So. Here's what I can safely assume. These four exceptional companies saw investing in them as more rewarding than investing in themselves. And they are, again, the greatest compounders of wealth of all freaking time. Reply all you want. I do not care.
\> TSM How long do you plan on owning this company. If it's 2 years, maybe longer than that, you will be fine. They are getting amazing yields out of their new nodes, and those will run for decades. TSMC has used all their capital to build without taking on debt, and are still flush with cash. They know how to manage their factories to profitability and then keep them running and profitable in the long term. They are sold out for the next 2 years, and could have taken 'higher margins' - they are a company that has some deference to long term relationships and their value (its how they keep the lagging capacity full). \> NVDA ehh - good luck. \> AMZN, GOOGL, I dont think they are going to see much movement based on their sustainable PE - AMZN hid its spending and google is such a web that they have plenty of places to hid things. A Waymo spinoff would be a massive win for them and a place to burry debt.
#how much each stock dropped from its 52-week high: #SPY: -2.5% #NVDA: -13% #GOOG: -17% #MSFT: -17% #AMZN: -14% #META: -10% #AVGO: -34% #MU: -30% #AMD: -20% #If SPY drops 10% these stocks will all die LMAO🤌
AMZN closed at exactly 250 nice
Cathie Wood Just Sold $7.7 Million of Amazon Stock AMZN BOTTOM IS IN IT'S OFFICIAL!! :money: :money:
Your strawman argument is missing the point. * AI is useful and valuable and is here to stay. * The level of over-investment in LLMs and data centers represents a huge bubble. Two things can be true at once. The internet worked out great, so did railroads. Both were accompanied by speculative bubbles. Positions: (long GOOG, AMZN, MSFT, NVDA) - You lose more money trying to anticipate the crash than during the crash itself. https://preview.redd.it/gkcntxvwuvvh1.jpeg?width=1796&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2b8a76b280ebc7701cceee20033c32ed9bb527ab
Yo, can you put accurate background? I shit my pants a bit as an AMZN call holder.
AMZN bottom is in, I think
I'm nibbling the AMZN dip
lol I just see AMZN and you have a memorable name simple as
AMZN calls fucking cooked
I will deadass become religious if AMZN hit 247.50
AMZN have any chance to get down another $2? Anyone have thoughts?
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I'm gonna cream my jeans if I get out breakeven on these AMZN puts
Can AMZN just pump to 260
Amazon funded itself primarily though it’s cash flows, yes it had and has debt but here is it’s debt to equity ratio over the past decade: https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/AMZN/amazon/debt-equity-ratio It has generally ranged below 1, comparing Amazon to something like Coreweave with a debt to equity of 10 tells me you don’t know what you are talking about.
> Like if it happens, cool, if it doesn't, that's fine, then it didn't matter anyway Point is if you held conviction in the stock, why would you not buy it? And if not buying it, what are you buying that's better? I've been in the markets for over 25 years. So many people were afraid to buy the likes of MSFT AMZN GOOG AAPL because it "had already gone up so much". Yet these companies continued to grow revenues and profits for 2 decades and going, and the share price followed. People are even afraid to buy SP500 when it is near all time highs. Yet look at the chart; you might get lucky on some dips, but for the most part you are chasing the price up over time. And reality is when the markets are bleeding red a lot of people are afraid to buy.
Someone was claiming to know something about AMZN today, loaded up on like 20k in calls
in terms of earnings, it's a significant % for GOOG and AMZN.
Guys I bought 20k worth of AMZN 245 calls expiring Jan 2027, solid or im fucked?
Im so leveraged in semis im getting a bit worried. Also AMZN please fucking pump
CoreWeave is one of Nvidia's largest customers just like SPCX, ORCL, MSFT, AMZN, GOOG. No surprise
See this is what many retail don’t understand. You think there’s some irrational bubble. It’s not. The market is acting VERY RATIONAL. Look at MSFT, META, GOOGL and AMZN. They are going up generally. The neoclouds like CRWV, IREN and NBIS are way down because their credit spreads have blown out. Those are all very rational moves
All in AMZN cant tell you why, but thank me later 20k in calls
If I remember correctly, weren't you the one who told me not to get Nike puts before earnings and instead invest in Nike if it fell because you saw a bigger upside that way? Your reasoning is always so sound whenever we zoom out 😄 I'm sure AMZN and MSFT will get their boost too!
The speed of recovery was a nice surprise. I thought AAPL, MSFT, and AMZN would get a bigger boost instead of the retail sector. This was meant to be a 3-6 month hold and reassess. I’ll probably hold another few months
I am waiting for confirmation that this 255 level is support for AMZN
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honestly AMZN bounced off my bullish trendline with precision today we might not see sub 250.......
If AMZN sold their stake in anthropic, or at least a lot of it, it'd shoot straight up into the stratosphere
sad I missed this AMZN pump
AMZN calls META calls GOOGL calls its that easy
Read the headline of the gartner report. It says neoclouds will cease INDEPENDANT operations. Which in my eyes translates to them either being acquired, or consolidated. Which is usually what happens when a new industry sprouts up out of nowhere. please see automobiles, internet, etc. So what is the downside of these companies being acquired by the likes of AMZN or MSFT? those companies have pockets, and will pay a premium
As long as AMZN rips to 260+ everything else can dump
AMZN please dont disappoint
AMZN was $254.28 with 10.75 billion issued shares at the time I wrote this. Consider this scenario: If I sell 1 share of AMZN for $255.28, by the Last Traded Price rule, that becomes price of the stock. In that millisecond, the market cap of the entire company goes up by $10.75 billion. $10.75B – $255 = money in the market that has appeared without coming from anywhere. A second later, 1 million shares of AMZN sell due to limit sales at $255. This doesn't change the value of the stock at all. As a result, t he cash basis in the market increases by $255 million (the buyers hold that basis), the liquid cash in the economy stays the same (the sellers hold that cash), and AMZN shareholders are sitting on $10.5 billion more unrealized gains than they had a second ago. Y'all need to stop insisting the money is going to or coming from somewhere when almost 100% of it was created out of nothing on balance sheets.
50k in SOXL 20k in AMZN calls lets fucking go
I bought some 245 AMZN calls fucked or na?
AMZN at these levels are ready to drop, head on a swivel ladies and germs
AMZN puts here should pay
What? MSFT, AMZN, GOOGL and META are the ones spending the bulk of the CAPEX on AI and most of it is paid via their cash flows. Sure, they have also issued bonds to fund some of it but nobody has a problem letting these companies, with the largest moats in human history, borrow money
Down 50% on AMZN calls. Beautiful. My skin feels rejuvenated with the red light therapy.
Imagine not buying AMZN at $250 after the most bullish earnings last quarter in history. Jassy was practically cumming all over himself explaining how much money was coming in
The fuck was that red dildo AMZN.
**BanBet Created** ▲ | **Record:** 1W - 3L | Ticker | Target | Entry | Move | Expires | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **AMZN** | $274.37 (above) | $249.43 | +10.0% | Thu, Nov 5, 7:24 AM ET |
AMZN / AAPL (Not sure if they could as "internet") did great, Netflix too. Pretty sure [booking.com](http://booking.com) was like a top 10 earner. Not on the level as something like Monster, but not all internet stuff stayed flat
Neoclouds bankruptcy means +20% AMZN
If I wanted to be safer, NVDA, MSFT, AMZN, GOOGL. Also maybe MELI. All in Google or Amazon would be totally solid. If I wanted to take a really risk in hopes of 10xing in 3-4 years, PLTR. I would NOT do this though.
Yeah, I do. Market Capitalization = share price × total number of issued/outstanding shares. Share price = Last priced trade By definition, every time a trade is executed, the share price of the stock that was traded changes to be whatever it was agreed to be in that trade, regardless of the volume of the trade. If, somehow, the last trade of AMZN on a Friday was for a single share for $1 less than its previous LPT, then the LPT rule would establish the stock price at $1 lower than it was a millisecond earlier until markets reopened on Monday. AMZN has about 10.75 billion outstanding shares. This would mean that over the weekend, AMZN 's market capitalization would have dropped by $10.75 billion due to a single $249 sale between two random people who have nothing to do with the company. My core point here is that this scenario is divorced from the reality of the properties, products, services, and jobs AMZN owns and provides. We all like to assume that somehow the aggregate behavior of the market is some kind of magical emergent wisdom, even though we also know that almost everybody contributing to the aggregate are irrational idiots making decisions for obviously stupid reasons or even more often, for reasons that have nothing to do with the market. And that's a problem because it means that the overwhelming majority of the wealth in the world is invested in a complex economic model that has become only tenuously connected to the real world.
I would personally avoid buying in right now during the down-turn. I would start a slow DCA after the FED announcement if things improve. Companies to look at, remember not financial advice, just companies I like for various reasons. Energy - $BE Chip testing - $TER Hyper Scalers - $GOOG, $AMZN Chip building and fast inference and neocloud - $CBRS (Riskier) Domestic FAB and turnaround company - $INTC Space & AI - $SPCX
Bubble cannot be bursting - Anthropic Q3 Revenue $16.8B Annual could be $80B - so they alone can finance AI evolution - now add OpenAI, MS,Google,AMZN,META,SPCX say $100B - all financing fears should end!
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Tons of stuff. All the midcaps absolutely destroyed and many at multi year lows, the whole home builders, supplies are at fire sale prices. Anything hit by oil and rates. It all looks like death, but this is where the money will be made. I'm still an AMZN fan if you want a megacap
This is a once in a generation buying opportunity, buy more and absolutely do not sell, every bull market that has lasted this long, lasted another year, and historically the market rallies after the midterms. GOOGL and AMZN’s earnings reports at the end of this month should exceed expectations, and later this year we’ll get the Santa rally and January effect early next year.
I was here late 2021 with about 70% in AMZN and watched my position loss 5 figures week after week. After about 6 months, I was down mid-6 figs, and I basically was in denial and froze up, and just didn't even look at the markets or my portfolio. I had other more dumbass holdings that where popular at the time that I eventually sold for losses, but thankfully I held Amazon and eventually it got me back to break even. But I lost years of potential growth. It was definitely heart attack territory. That said: I do think Amazon is going to be a solid play to ride throigh this mess! But I will likely do it selling puts, one leg at a time, and average down.
I get assigned 200 shares of AMZN at 245
Give me AMZN in the 240s and im full porting
That was what I unironically thought a couple days ago when I bought some MSFT and AMZN.. I guess losing 1.5% is not terrible
Its one of my favorite stocks and I'd say it's a buy anytime under $100. One risk is they are highly concentrated with about around 75% of revenue coming from AMZN and MSFT as customers, but they are pretty solid companies financially so that may be ciewed as a positive also.
Buy great stocks that are at cheap valuations. Loads to choose from today as the market is having a pullback. I’d go MU, META, AMZN, GOOGL, AVGO and NFLX. All of them are easy money.
Sounds like me when I started out but my annual income was 20K. Lived in the barracks so no bills besides internet, phone, car, and insurance. I put 1k a month into the SP500. Little did I know was that the money I invested while I was young would stat 90% of my investments 10 years later. I used only the SP500. Then I started investing in stuff like AMZN, V, AMD, NVDA, etc. Later I realized my individual stocks outperformed the SP500 every year. Not a bad idea to use the SP500 until you know how you want to invest. I dont know how to read the market or all that fancy stuff, but I was able to beat the SP500.
I spent more than a 1%er’s yearly salary buying dips and LEAPS today GOOGL AMZN AMD DELL INTC SKHY
The same argument can/should be made for MSFT, AMZN as well, or any other company with multiple product divisions. At the end of the day though, each terminates at the top under a single senior leadership team.
I would place it in money market for a year and then invest after the bubble pops. But that's not what you asked. You pick a safe stock with growth potential. MSFT looks like they're screwing up XBOX, and everyone's going to hate forced neural chips for the next Windows version. Other countries are divesting themselves of GOOGL because they want data independence from Trump's America. AMZN also suffers from the GOOGL problem to a degree, but AMZN's core business is going to continue to be profitable so that's not going to affect them as much. NVDA is the answer because they actually make the NPUs that Microsoft is going to require, and eventually everyone is going to have to comply with the industry standard, leading to great growth. Apple, Intel, and AMD also make NPUs, and it'll be an interesting competition to see which one ends up being the industry leader.
**BanBet Lost** — /u/GeneralPipe9989 (0W - 2L, 0%) | Ticker | Entry → Target | Move | Time | Result | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **AMZN** ▲ | $258.86 → $280.00 | +8.2% | 1w | Lost |
Idk end of week calls on the typical dumpster fire stocks that do dumb shit on Fridays MSTR TSLA SPCX MU AMD You know the usual degenerate stuff Safer play would be retreating to the big boys MSFT AMZN GOOGL NVDA META
I know its tough to swallow but take this as a WSB lesson not to touch options and buy shares. You can start off with GOOG or AMZN shares. Even if it goes down, you wont lose money if you dont sell.
I have a bad history with AMZN, can't help.
Suppose it's good ..do I load on AMZN calls now ?
Buying IREN, DRAM and AMZN here. Yes I’m retarded
GOOGL and AMZN holding on super strong time to add more
I'm none of those things. What have you held for 10 years? How does an investor in 2015 select a stock that will confidently do better than CAT? Had I invested the 100K being discussed in this thread in Feb20215 when I bought, the position would be worth about 1 million (and I didn't have DRIP turned on for the first 8 years). This leads to the question, "HOW do you pick one stock for the next 10 years?" Don't just throw out a popular WSB ticker. I think AMZN and GOOGL are good to talk about in this discussion due to market penetration, staying power, multiple revenue streams, and a history of performance. PS - That list isn't my portfolio, which is dominated by VOO, VTI, MOAT, DIA, SGOV, and CAT. It is just the tickers I've held for 10+ years. With the luxury of hindsight, we know I could have done better.
AMZN - growing, resonable dividend, AI participation, diversified.
I’d pick BRK.B. Markel, Brookfield, and JPMorgan are reasonable alternatives, but Berkshire is the better all-around bet if I can’t just VOO and chill. If that’s cheating, then AMZN. If that’s still cheating, then ASTS. It has a high risk and high reward roadmap laid out with good EV - and plenty of degens to help it along or get drunk with if it burns. Anything riskier than that goes into options or starting your own business. Don’t buy into other people’s startups.
AMZN, because of AWS. I know it's not their whole business but they're one of the first Anthropic partners and their cloud services are just unmatched. Ask any dev their experience with each of the cloud providers and they all would wish they could be solely on AWS.
GOOGL or AMZN. They're just too big + diverse to fail. Companies will always buy ads. People will always buy stuff. People will always use Gmail + Google. Cloud computing and storage will always be in demand. They'll always be at the forefront of AI or any other new technology. If GOOGL or AMZN fail, we're all beyond fucked. Other companies can fail and we'll survive. But how would either of those two fail? Only during a zombie apocalypse. About 30-35% of my portfolio are in those two stocks. They're long-term holds.
I effectively lived through this experience. I had some stocks, my wife got a big law job and now I had stocks I had to hold. You really want something sold that doesn't make you pucker. The ride with TSLA was interesting and a bit more nerve wracking. But the pile of AMZN, AAPL, GOOG and MSFT helped you sleep at night. If I was making this buy today GOOG is probably the right answer but I'd look hard at AMZN, they are the one lagging the other MAG 7 these days and if you are buying a big chunk of something to hold for a while buying low matters more. AAPL is another interesting option. Everyone is buying Apple gear to run AI on, so they are getting some of the boom. But unlike the others, Apple have not made massive capital investments in building out AI capacity. If this goes south they are not going to suffer.