AMZN

wearahat03

I'm personally just waiting for the earnings wave in April in 2 weeks, big bank earnings - only interesting this time because of banking has been in the spotlight then the week after, NFLX, TSLA, ASML, then the big boys MSFT, AAPL, AMZN It's way more important for me than watching to see if inflation is 6% or 6.1%, or whether the fed does what it said it will do

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AP9384629344432

If I were to go long it wouldn't be in the NASDAQ. It just had a really good quarter (+15% vs +5% in SPY, flat or negative small caps) so not much of a 'dip'. It's extremely top heavy in expensive names, with 12.5% in Apple, 12.5% in MSFT, 5.2% in NVDA, 3.7% in TSLA, skipping over a few like AMZN/GOOG/META which are at least reasonably valued. So 25% in the two largest publicly traded companies on Earth, 9% in two absurd bubbles... There are way better deals elsewhere. I have sell limit orders for MSFT at 290/300, AMD at 110, and maybe I'll sell a bit of Apple, to start trimming my holdings in megatech.

spokenjeremy

AMZN and NVDA calls gonna print tomorrow

ottosjackit

What did amc shareholders get from the AMZN merger?

GrimXIII

I tossed AMZN yesterday for a slight profit - still stuck with a lot GOOG, though. I'm not worried, though, it'll pay off... eventually.

MADEUPDINOSAURFACTS

I mostly day trade, so I am really only focusing on what is moving and grooving each day. Lately it has been tech and I have had some success in NVDA. Long term, I have AMZN, SPY, and AMC (for the lolz) in a tax free account that I am selling calls on. AMC is just a shorter term hold ~12 months so I can write enough premium away that I can sell it for just over my entry and still make money since it is so range bound with the odd pop. AMZN and SPY are long term holds, like years. I don't have a specific target on them yet.

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SweeneyR0bb

Who bought 35 AMZN 105c from me at 10:32 for $23/piece 

Strategy_

Looking at TSLA, GOOGL, AMZN..stuck in the same 50 cent to $1 range. I needa look at others. What are you looking at?

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IfUKillMeUrGay

AMZN is pissing me off more than SPY today I think that's saying something

Soy_Based_Cuck

That new Jurassic Park is actually pretty lit lit. Thanks $AMZN prime video since it’s free

Deadlymedley333

Careful…. It’s coming soon. AMZN price alert. Put tf out of it

dreday7

GOOG 41% AMZN 31% MSFT 21% AAPL 6% currently up 11% as I only started this year. So as to not ruin my good work thus far I’m going to DCA the s and p going forward

spokenjeremy

AMZN 🚀🚀

MattySaint5

Why the fuck is AMZN pumping so much

VisualMod

>FANG+ Constituents: \>$AAPL 161.68 +0.56% $AMZN 102 +1.74% $AMD 98.83 +2.84% $GOOG 100.73 -1.16% $META 205.2 -0.07% $MSFT 283.07 +0.92% $NFLX 342.8 +3.28% $NVDA 272.34 +0.92% $SNOW 143.8 +4.64% $TSLA 195.87 +1.03% ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2023-03-30 ^09:56:39 ^EDT-0400

AChaosG91

Lets go AMZN pump babbyyyyy PAAAMPTT IT

wellzy17

Long with AMZN or TSLA? Already over exposed AMZN but down 30% of course

m7meaningless

Your example of five people is nifty but not comparable to Amazon or BABA, each of which have tens of thousands of people, probably many of whom aren't very effective in their jobs. I've heard about the famous competitive culture at Amazon, yet they kept and babied Alexa for a decade while it lost money, the retail division is still losing money, and they "invested" in their air transport - meaning that they took the profit from AWS and used it for air transport - but chances are good that the margin they create from that will be almost invisible, meanwhile eventually all those jets are going to need service and then need to be replaced. So while they supposedly have a competitive culture at the workaday employee level, at the high management level they haven't been able to conquer retail profitability despite the gusher of cash that AWS has allowed them to "invest" in improvements for the retail business. IMO these are just plain failed management experiments and, had the company been split up, AMZN would have been forced to unload it's money losing businesses and therefore be far more efficient.

optionsshark

https://preview.redd.it/vqjomscg6uqa1.jpeg?width=1284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=59bad0c875c46a8069b3319237db1f7e9e623d03 Still swinging $META, $AMZN and $AAPL. Kind regards.

m7meaningless

BABA is splitting up to increase shareholder value, not to gain efficiency. However, in the end it will be both more effective and more efficient, if only because the separate public units will be forced to be more transparent and each will be forced to pull their full weight. Lotta people are talking about management and cost efficiency as though these huge companies have a lean management structure. They don't. In an operation the size of BABA, AMZN, MSFT, etc, management efficiency is long gone. In operations of this size and scale, the purpose of staying together becomes to hide the piles of shit, not to be more efficient. Shareholders would have been far better off if Amazon had spun off AWS a decade ago - instead, they kept it to support what is mostly a money losing operation. For Baba and Amazon, which both have massive retail operations, it makes sense to split up at least between retail and computer services, and probably more than that. Amazon's production company would probably do very well independently and AWS could soar without the burden of Amazon's retail. But not as much for MSFT and GOOG, which are both mostly still pursuing their core businesses: software and advertising, respectively. MSFT has continually failed to break into the search market and advertising market. GOOG has never had much success in business software. There's not much to break up in either company. I guess you could peel Android off Google or Windows off Microsoft, but both of those feed into their core functions. Apple is a good candidate for a break up. They have several distinct businesses, at least these three: media, hardware, and payments. All of these businesses would be worth more separately .

ParticularWar9

Yep, I’ve held AAPL since the 80s and AMZN from 2001. Time does indeed fly.

amonsterinmypants

This shitty market only go up. The game is: NVDA calls AAPL calls AMZN calls MSFT calls GOOG calls TSLA calls

Low_Collar3405

Puts on AMZN when people realize paying $139 for Prime is only worth it if you order from Amazon every week.

jairamjm

AMZN, TSLA and PYPL all ready to 2X post results.

Whythehellnot_wecan

Those are obviously fine companies. The only criticism is that most are all very large cap technology companies. The future growth may or may not be there. For example AAPL is not going to increase by 32,000% or whatever again. Same with AMZN. It’s mathematically impossible. I’m a bit closer to retirement and would no doubt be happy with all of these in my portfolio. Most are thru a large cap fund. You may want to consider more in SPY or find some growth ETF’s. I see ARKK but just hate Cathie she buys some duds. Anyways, great job keep it up. Was just commenting to make a point and give you something to think about.

VisualMod

>FANG+ Constituents: \>$AAPL 160.56 +1.83% $AMZN 100.13 +2.96% $AMD 96.14 +1.65% $GOOG 101.71 +0.36% $META 205.3 +2.32% $MSFT 281.09 +2.14% $NFLX 331.86 +2.61% $NVDA 269.53 +2.04% $SNOW 137.53 +1.97% $TSLA 193.65 +2.35% ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2023-03-29 ^19:20:04 ^EDT-0400

Paradox68

Just buy Amazon shares dude. As soon as you start trading Futures (Options) you have entered “total gambling” There’s investing, then there’s high risk investing (basically gambling), and then there are Options (total gambling). You’re trying to time the market which is usually not going to work out, unless you have some good information. Buying shares there is no time limit. If you believe they’ll go up in the mid-long term, just buy shares. Going too far out, you’ll pay too much of a premium on the Options and increase your chances of losing it all. Just buy AMZN shares.

LonelyCoconutt

$AMZN 👑 got me 🧱⬆️

DutchNV

25. Live at home, made it through college with no debt. I started “investing” when I was 21. I use quotes because I was like any other kid when they started living off of the dream of get rich quick through dumb luck with penny stocks and biotech. Actually made some respectable gains after learning how to scalp big pops in those sectors, but nothing massive. Got a job after graduation, living at home, paid off car. So very little monthly expenses, I pretty much put all of my paychecks into my account and was in all big tech. For some reason, I was rattled enough in December 2019 to pretty much sell all my positions and talk of this Covid thing became more rampant. I was sitting on like 95% cash around 50k or so and then the drop hit. I all in’d on AAPL, AMZN,AMD. Took some profits after they rocketed and sure enough right before the market tanked last year. Sheer dumb luck. I am back in with pretty much the same positions plus QQQ. I love my big tech. At around 130-135k today at 27. Only thing that shifted is mentality from long term sit and wait to profit taking while still allowing winners to run. One of my favorite new things to do is sell CC on my positions when I think the market is stagnant enough and using the premium to fund my Roth. I’ve buy in batches of 100 shares now just for this reason. Mainly got into QQQ for exposure to TSLA since I still don’t want to own them directly, too risky for me. The daily option expirations are also super helpful when I’m trying to avoid being exposed to movement days in the market if Daddy Powell is speaking or economic reports. I try to limit my opportunity cost as much as I can. So I can sell daily and avoid having to hold through a big catalyst where my CC could get blown by.

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Paradox68

What? You lost me in the analogy. AMZN stock price has been losing lately, while the actual company only continues to grow and enter new markets. I don’t think they’re winning every race.

Sandvicheater

These AMZN buyout of AMC talks could take AMC to $69

cdmpants

I have a very uncommon situation. No debt, been earning well since 18 and made some lucky investments (NVDA and AMZN mainly, plus other stocks and ETFs). End of year 2021 my portfolio jumped a little above $100k a few months before I turned 23. You can imagine how 2022 went. Sold AMZN a little while before the lows, but my NVDA is staying put. I've kept investing heavily and am back up well above $100k. I loaded up on tech during 2022 but so far in 2023 I've been buying only VTI/VXUS/SCHD and probably will continue to do so unless we have a proper drop again. I don't think $100k is a magic number for everyone. It's pretty relative to each person. I think once your investments are big enough that their return is about equal to the amount of capital you are able to invest each year, that's where the magic starts to happen. If you invest $10k a year, and your $100k returns $10k as well (10%), then that's your magic number, and each year you'll see it compound at a much more rapid pace compared to before. That's how I look at it anyway. For me I don't think I'll really feel good about easing off the gas until at least $300k. Maybe $400k? Maybe more? It's so hard to say when it's still far in the future.

Paradox68

Yeah I guess I shouldn’t use words like that. AMZN’s version of “popping off” and GME’s version are different worlds entirely

LeBhikariLe

AMZN \~3%, AAPL \~2%, MSFT \~2%. Tech making a comeback today

Emprise32

Volume. PLTR is an approximation to AMZN, but big $ volume can move through AMZN without shifting price and so it shows more granularity.

VisualMod

It is clear that Palantir Technologies Inc (PLTR) is a better investment than Amazon Com (AMZN). PLTR has seen stronger growth over the past year, and its stock price is currently trading at a higher level. Furthermore, analysts have generally been more bullish on PLTR than AMZN in recent months.

Interesting-Fuel238

I think there are 2 angles here. 1 - As many have mentioned, 5 separate companies will have tons of overlap especially in management/overhead and so that adds inefficiency. 2 - Someone else made a great reference to standard oil. When it was broken up into multiple companies, John Rockefeller became far wealthier than he ever would have if he had just owned standard oil. So I think from an investing perspective, if you own GOOG, AMZN, MSFT it actually would be beneficial for them to break up. The units that are more valuable will likely result in higher stock prices whereas the less efficient units could later be acquired in other mergers that cannot happen while part of the parent company. When you see how BABA stock jumped, I think there may be something to this.

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NoFact1626

AMZN using AMC as a distraction to buy Discord

limestreetlab

AMZN buying AMC would be the dumbest idea ever this week

sluttyseinfeld

Nice try AMZN but we all know your fat ass can’t stay above 100 to save your life

drthisdrthat

GOOG really struggling today on a relative basis... MSFT pumping, META pumping, AMZN pumping...

AdmirableTeam

$AMZN calls printing

bartturner

Alphabet will do an IPO with Waymo relatively early, IMHO. But I do not see AMZN, MSFT or GOOG breaking up into units otherwise.

StockTrex

It's pretty easy, MSFT can split Azure, Blizzard etc.. into different companies. AMZN can split AWS for example Google and split into Youtube, Gmail etc..

Bdonn_88

$BABA and $LULU convinced the markets everything is fine. $AMZN trying to bang $AMC. Very concern for ber

redditoranna

I only opened a Roth a couple years ago. I’m 52 and was allowed to put $7K in for 2022. I split it between PRDGX and VDIGX, which are dividend growth funds from T. Rowe Price and Vanguard. This year I was allowed to add $7500. I bought all the shares of AAPL I could (49 shares). Not sure yet what I’ll do next year. Maybe some TSLA, MSFT, AMZN, GOOGL, AMD, NVDA, TSM, more AAPL if they’re not too high. I’m probably being a bit more aggressive than others here because I became ill and then a caregiver to my elderly parents for the past 2 decades and had no “earned income”. So, my traditional IRA only has 47K in it and it’s unfortunately in a fund and brokerage my dad had chosen but I’d like to change.

y26404986

I owned $IRBT ... $AMZN made a $17billion bid I own $AMC ...

PepeSilviaFTW

Shady ass AMZN removed Order History Reports. You could download & import into excel to see your lifetime total spend. Got off the phone with "Ally" at customer service just to find out you have to [request it now](https://imgur.com/a/h9KSsBH). Don't like this process and I know they did it on purpose. That's my First World Problem this evening. So far... **MU $65** # Hey Siri, play At The Drive-[In](https://music.apple.com/us/album/lopsided/1443564291?i=1443564395) Lopsided🛟

BigBoiBenisBalls

I’ve worked 3 20hr weeks at AMZN and my right knee is already feeling fucked up. How. This shit ain’t right

BigBoiBenisBalls

AMZN is going to buy AMC I heard it at work while stowing

VisualMod

There is no doubt that NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ: NVDA) is a leading player in the artificial intelligence space. However, I believe that there is still room for other companies to compete in this growing industry. For example, Alphabet Inc.'s (NASDAQ: GOOGL) Google and Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) are both working on their own AI platforms and could pose a threat to NVIDIA's dominance in the future.

Adjudikated

>What would they do differently than AMC does today? Make $AMZN a meme stock so fundamentals no longer matter…

limestreetlab

Bought a house in Miami on AMZN

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thereallizardlord

Use some critical thinking....AMZN is cutting a ton of jobs in an effort to trim expenses. Why would they moronically purchase a failing physical movie theater chain whose facilities are all in desperate need of renovation and repairs? To release their shitty original content?! ​ 

epyonxero

Think of how many AMZN boxes you could store inside a theater.

humble_shanti

AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc.'s (AMC) stock jumped 15.6% Tuesday after the Intersect reported that Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN) is weighing an acquisition of the movie theater chain and meme stock darling. Citing multiple sources close to the discussions, the Intersect reports that Amazon is exploring a possible acquisition, although there is no certainty that the retail giant will make an offer. Over the past two years, AMC has been on a roller-coaster ride that took it from beleaguered pandemic victim to meme-stock phenomenon. AMC's stock has risen 29.4% in 2023, outpacing the S&P 500 index's 3% gain. Last year AMC took aim at its massive debt burden with the launch of its 'APE' special dividend. The AMC Preferred Equity Units are up 4.9% this year. \-James Rogers For more from MarketWatch: http://www.marketwatch.com/newsviewer This content was created by MarketWatch, which is operated by Dow Jones & Co. MarketWatch is published independently from Dow Jones Newswires and The Wall Street Journal.

fuscosco

BABA was the real MVP today. It showed AMZN how to do business, and it pre-empted any congressional bullshit

Kickboy21

Why was there a rumor in the first place? AMZN has prime video already

someonesaymoney

Holy shit AMZN not liking this rumor lmao

VisualMod

>FANG+ Constituents: \>$AAPL 156.1 -1.38% $AMZN 96.98 -1.09% $AMD 93.26 -3.48% $GOOG 100.87 -2.13% $META 198.65 -2.07% $MSFT 272.63 -1.36% $NFLX 322.57 -1.54% $NVDA 261.49 -1.44% $SNOW 134.91 -0.02% $TSLA 186.46 -2.79% ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2023-03-28 ^13:41:01 ^EDT-0400

someonesaymoney

Fintwit news on AMZN considering buying AMC lol

lucididdy777

AMZN in talks to acquire AMC. big news

Dichotopotamus

Some rando questions going around I want to try and answer, but needs a gut check from the regards. From a couple of articles, Alibaba would become a holding company for the 6 underlying units, where each could spinoff and seek IPO. Management-wise, the Tmall ecom unit (having the biggest revenue by far) would remain under direct Alibaba operation, while the other 5 will have their own mgmt structure. If we assume some of these units spinoff to IPO, existing BABA shareholders would get shares of those spinoffs (wondering how that maths out). This looks very bullish for BABA, because as the chart shows, most of the units have major growth on the table and are now freed up from the undervaluation the whole group suffers from. I'd also venture to say that Amazon holds itself back from being a multi-trillion dollar conglomerate because it's all under one roof, same as BABA was. Could be BABA is also thinking of this, and I think AMZN will certainly take a lesson from what happens to BABA over the next few years. I am very bullish, long term, on both stocks. https://preview.redd.it/zdnitdk4xjqa1.png?width=1320&format=png&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=684651b093940a4d29108cdf05ee4be0f5378625 [https://www.reuters.com/markets/deals/alibaba-splits-into-six-units-that-may-pursue-individual-ipos-bloomberg-news-2023-03-28/](https://www.reuters.com/markets/deals/alibaba-splits-into-six-units-that-may-pursue-individual-ipos-bloomberg-news-2023-03-28/) [https://archive.is/pvoNZ](https://archive.is/pvoNZ)

Intrepid_Midnight_11

Is AMZN or GOOG a buy?

Yogurt_over_my_Mouf

AMZN never really gained back that much from it's last drop

Kickboy21

AMZN weirdly hasnt dropped that much 

Sactorno

AAPL, MSFT, AMZN, NVDA, etc. all down over -1% meanwhile spy is barely at -0.2%, rigged as hell

e10n

AMZN pumping because of BABA? 

Affectionate-Tax9885

AMZN should be broken up next. Too much unrealized value in AWS

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drew-gen-x

I hope too many people didn't follow me on the timing of $MOS. I am down quite a bit there. But you diversify & hedge. $GOLD has more than made up for my loses in $MOS. IF $CF $MOS, and $NTR forward earnings were priced like $GOOGL or $AMZN these stocks would be priced 5x their current price. But somehow the market thinks growth can only be found in tech.

LonelyCoconutt

Consume more $AMZN 😎

Fit_Dirt_190

30 AMZN $96p @ .86 May the best win🫡

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