@Olli_Koponen and Amazon
https://twitter.com/Ollikopo/status/1785558485368709283

Here is some more on how Amazon is doing. ![]()
https://twitter.com/EconomyApp/status/1785406002155974830

@Olli_Koponen and Amazon
https://twitter.com/Ollikopo/status/1785558485368709283

Here is some more on how Amazon is doing. ![]()
https://twitter.com/EconomyApp/status/1785406002155974830

This video predicted growth for Amazonâs logistics chain. Apparently, itâs a 100 billion dollar business.
Amazon is an interesting investment opportunity as there are numerous potential growth markets.
Amazonâs cloud computing business unit has reached an annual revenue of $100 billion. ![]()
https://twitter.com/StockMKTNewz/status/1788927683084108091

Here is an interesting âpie chartâ related to Amazon. ![]()
https://twitter.com/namakookiro/status/1789136756144771076

Amazon Web Services (AWS) CEO Adam Selipsky is stepping down on June 3 after three years, and will be replaced by Matt Garman. During his tenure, AWSâs revenue doubled to $90.8 billion and operating profit nearly doubled to $24.6 billion.
On the other hand, there has been dissatisfaction with AWSâs âAI development,â but AWS remains the leader in its field, at least in the United States.
While AWS has the largest share in the U.S. cloud market, its dominance is under pressure from Microsoftâs (MSFT.O), opens new tab fast-growing Azure service that is benefiting from AI offerings powered by its tie-up with OpenAI. And Alphabetâs (GOOGL.O), opens new tab Google is expected to roll out new AI services on Tuesday at its annual developer conference.
https://www.reuters.com/technology/amazons-cloud-unit-ceo-step-down-firm-says-2024-05-14/
Christa NâDure has written a good piece on Amazon. ![]()
Although the competitive landscape continues to intensify, Amazon has a strong brand and a loyal customer base backing it. In the future, the companyâs success will depend on how it can leverage data to provide better personalized service to customers.
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The article is nice, but it overlooks the fact that Amazon is more than just an online store. Namely, AWS, or Amazonâs cloud service platform, is a very important part of the business. This search result I dug up from Google illustrates it:

Amazonâs pharmacy unit announced it is expanding its $5 monthly subscription service that covers generic medications. With the expansion, Amazon stated that more than 50 million more people will become eligible to use the service, known as RxPass, which was launched for Prime members in January 2023.
Amazon investors may be interested in Twitchâs job cuts, as they reflect financial pressures and restructuring within the broader company. Twitch has been unprofitable under Amazonâs ownership, and the layoff of 500 employees (35% of the workforce) signals a need for cost-cutting and increased efficiency.
This could impact Amazonâs long-term profitability and investor confidence. This news may also signal Amazonâs future plans regarding its streaming services.
Amazonâs AI-powered shopping assistant âRufusâ is now available to all U.S. users in the Amazon mobile app. It is a type of assistant located in the appâs bottom navigation bar; it helps with finding products, comparisons, and shopping recommendations.
Rufus was originally available in beta only to selected customers, but it is now accessible to everyone in the United States. The AI chatbot has been trained with Amazonâs products in mind, and it has also been developed based on customer reviews and other public information.
Customers can ask Rufus about products and get various recommendations. For example, they can ask what to consider when buying headphones or what products are needed to start an indoor garden. Rufus also provides information on fashion and technology trends and helps, among other things, to check delivery times for current orders.
I cannot assess the significance of Rufus when considering Amazon as an investment.
Those surprised by this are⌠Juha Mieto.
Here is an article from Salkunrakentaja about Amazon. ![]()
Analysts are not letting past price performance distract them, however; instead, they are looking at the companyâs prospects and still consider the stock a buy.
All 44 analysts following the company give Amazon shares a buy recommendation, according to the TipRanks website, which rates analysts and companies.
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Below are a couple of tweets regarding Amazonâs âvaluationsâ. ![]()
https://x.com/RihardJarc/status/1816877411469766959

https://x.com/RihardJarc/status/1816877414561022426

Amazonâs stock has risen to staggering heights, and analysts have been quite positive about it. It is still seen as interesting, even though the stock has risen significantly. The technology sector has experienced difficulties, but Amazon has stood out â after all, the company represents that sector too, in a way.
Why Amazon?
Amazonâs stock is more expensive than most other stocks, but its high valuation multiple is justified by strong growth and its position. According to analysts, Amazonâs stock could continue to rise for a long time.
Summary
Strong growth, efficient operations, and a positive future outlook make Amazon interesting. How many of us have refrained from buying something because it has already risen so much and canât possibly go up anymore? ![]()
And yes, generative AI (GenAI) is a significant growth driver for AWS, and the company has invested in it and continues to do so.
All right, why shouldnât the Rookie buy this for their portfolio?
Do Twitchâs problems and cuts reflect something? Everyone is so bullish and wild about this. ![]()
EDIT:
Conveniently came across this mini-tweet thread, which, on the other hand, doesnât answer my questions:








Both good and bad things were said about Amazonâs results.
Looking at comments from various sources, there werenât exactly any fireworks relative to expectations, but holders were hardly spooked.![]()
In short: solid performance, but market expectations were quite high.


A brief article about Amazon can be found on the Sijoittaja.fi website.
Amazon is facing competition particularly due to Chinese Temu and Shein. According to Amazon, consumers have switched to cheaper products, and this was, according to them, also a partial reason for the weaker revenue.
An interesting tweet from Arhi Kivilahti about Amazon, and I also included a link to the article there. ![]()
Amazon has gradually transformed from a retail giant into a âplatform business,â which has boosted its growth and profitability. Amazon should apparently be compared more to Chinese marketplaces than to traditional retailers.
https://x.com/ArhiKivilahti/status/1820694997806534717

And here is the link:
Amazon responds to competition from Temu.
Amazon is being compared to MercadoLibre, which is Latin Americaâs largest e-commerce and marketplace platform, offering shopping, selling, and payment services.
https://x.com/ZeevyInvesting/status/1830206874790076672


In my opinion, the only correct response to these is âAmazon is the Amazon of X countryâ when someone advertises a new online store that is going to be the âAmazon of X country.â