Amazon.com Inc. came up short with its outlook for the current quarter, helping to send its stock lower in Thursday’s after-hours trading, and the online retail giant forecast bumpy trends in its cloud business and another year of hefty spending on te...
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Stock splits have occurred only three times in Amazon’s history, but not once since the turn of the millennium.
Amazon’s lack of a dividend certainly has not hurt investors to this point, as Amazon has been a premiertech stock. Over the past 10 years, Amazon stock generated returns above 20% per year. But for income investors, Amazon may not be an attractive option due to thelack of a dividend...
Bezos: current business model for Blue Origin is I sell $1B a year in Amazon stock and invest it in the company. — Jeff Foust (@jeff_foust)April 5, 2017 The plan is to allow well-off passengers to pay for a ticket to be taken to the edge of space, where they can experience we...
Thus, the biggest knock against Amazon stock is its high valuation, and that is entirely a function of small profit margins, not lack of revenues. So if its profit margins head higher, the valuation argument won’t hold weight. Bears will throw in the towel, bulls will be in control, an...
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Morgan Stanley believes Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods will drive more of its shoppers to join the e-commerce giant's membership program, Amazon Prime.
Here are the major support and resistance areas to know for Amazon stock ahead of the tech and online-retail giant's earnings.
They’re placing gigantic expectations on newcomers Tesla, Nvidia, Netflix, Adobe, and PayPal, not to mention Amazon, a gang of five that’s selling at 114 times earnings. Few groups in stock market history have been accorded such great expectations. For StarTech to pay off, they’ll ha...