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Who’s ready to burn their life savings this week
Time to full port on AMZN calls fellas
Would it be a bad idea investing in the same investments in a Roth IRA and a regular brokerage account?
GOOGL April 19'24 $170 Calls - Up 100%... Thoughts?
AMZN $500k 2DTE Pizza Guy ... where are you?
Equinix Launching Service for Nvidia's Al Supercomputing Infrastructure to Businesses 🚀
Equinix Launching Service for Nvidia’s Al Supercomputing Infrastructure to Businesses
EU refuses to let AMZN be a Vacuum cleaner company
To all the people that are posting “buy and hold” trades you opened years ago
Some predictions for Microsoft, Palantir, AMD, Amazon, Spotify and Tesla.
Tech market brings important development opportunities, AIGC is firmly top 1 in the current technology field
Amazon's cash printer has been turned back on.
Tech market brings important development opportunities, AIGC is firmly top 1 in the current technology field
AIGC market brings important development opportunities, artificial intelligence technology has been developing
A tool to understand fair value estimates based on past CAGR rates and 10+ years of financial data.
Is it normal for the index funds to be weighted this heavily by mega caps?
Google, Amazon, and Unity are among the tech companies implementing layoffs to start 2024
What are your top picks for the top performance stocks for this year?
$IRBT lost almost 20% today because $AMZN would not offer concessions to European Union (E.U.) antitrust regulators. An overreaction?
Anyone else doing a cut and run with GOOGL/AMZN?
1 year ago I decided to buy AMZN calls every time the price went down. Seems to be working.
The Efficient market theory; Points, counterpoints, discussion.
Deciding REITS for my portfolio. But lack the confidence in knowing how to valuate each choice.
Have wash sales on stock, curious on implications for options?
Seeking Advice on Reallocating Tech Stock Profits to IRA: Long-Term Gains vs. Retirement Planning
The biggest lesson that I've learned in my 10 year investing career.
Portfolio gain YTD from trading $MARA & $AMZN
Seeking Suggestions for my Next Portfolio Allocation Re-balance
Summarize AMZN earnings call into Tweet by AI
Summarize AMZN earnings call into Tweet by AI
Thoughts on selling covered calls - AAPL, AMD, GOOGL, AMZN
What Options Activity is Saying About the Market
Why is GOOG forward P/E so low and so much cheaper than the other FAANG?
Why Magnificent Seven stocks aren't really participating in the rally?
What yall think of the picks for my Roth IRA. Needs any changes? include different sectors?
Arbitraging the AI potential misspriced in some stocks that will become the leaders
What are the fundamental traits of promising companies?
AMZN slaves are the reason my calls expired worthless ?
Amazon Balancing On The Edge - Will It Lead Anywhere?
Have I beat the market? My returns versus S&P 500.
Amazon announces new AI chip as it deepens Nvidia relationship
$TSLA-I PERSONALLY SAW CYBER & RECORDED 4K VID, LINK BELOW-ON BLACK FRIDAY=CALLS: CYBER TRUCK DEBUT THURSDAY WILL BE ONE HOUR BEFORE CLOSE.
What US taxes are US non residents required to pay for owning or selling stocks of US companies?
Mentions
I think too soon for AMZN dividends. Maybe next quarter.
What about the fact that AMZN has two huge gaps below it right now that could fill
New IPv4 charge on AWS went pretty much under the radar and will bump AMZN significantly.
So many people bullish on AMZN… almost like it’s going to crash.
OMG OMG... next week is gonna be ER's for AMD, AAPL, SOFI, AMZN. Have you bought lubes yet?
Mine are: $AMZN more here: [https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1cffen0/amzn\_the\_original\_og\_of\_cloud\_reporting\_next\_week/](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1cffen0/amzn_the_original_og_of_cloud_reporting_next_week/) $PYPL more here: [https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1cfh7rb/pypl\_more\_peeps\_online\_buying\_low\_interest\_low/](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1cfh7rb/pypl_more_peeps_online_buying_low_interest_low/)
I subscribe to market rebellions unusual heat seeker system and I noticed META and AMZN both got a $450 and $180 Jan 2026 Calls put in. I wonder if the buyer or buyers banked on AMZN playing out like Meta… Amazon seems pretty built up right now. I just can’t really see them lagging behind their peers right now.
Probably all in on AMZN calls...
SOFI calls into AMZN & AMD calls, into DKNG and AAPL calls Next week PLTR & HOOD. - Never buy puts long term it's losing game.
#IBRX and #AMZN calls
AAPL, AMD and AMZN are going to say something during earnings that make NVDA pump
Do you think AMZN IV could at least rise from tomorrow?
$SBUX puts (union troubles, coffee prises rising, cacao prices rising even more) Its €6.4 for a cup of starbucks coffee over here... they must be losing customers with those silly prices while people are starting to feel the economic pain and being more picky with their spending. $AMZN calls $AAPL puts ... vision pro didnt sell well.. cancelling of their electric cars... china sales down by a lot, them trying to slowly move manufacturing out of china. And long term (regular shares or leaps); load up on INTC stock. Good luck
Whatever you do , do not add anymore money other than your gains/profits. That way you are not conveniently adding more money into your plan other than from the gains you make from trading . Your goal is the gain from $500. Thats it . When u add , people tend to get lazy and does not analyze what you did wrong or right . That said if u add , to me you are gambling 100 % . Don’t confuse or spent any books for now . Check on YouTube and learn the basics About Option . I know it’s not the most popular but actually it is , use Robinhood . Don’t have others tell you otherwise . Their platform is the easiest and intuitive to learn. Read the charts and patterns overtime . This is not something you learn overnight . You have to start form the beginning, start small and learn gradually and understand. No mistake is a waste . That mistake is your learning exposure and analyzing your action , why did you take that position and why you sell them . Without this u will fail . Buying fomo and sell because you panic is also mans guilty habits . Learn the stock behavior in those chart . Buy only high volatility stocks . AMD GOOG AMZN etc . This is the only stocks I look at my screen day in day out, everyday . Learn what the overall market does and what the stock does in the chart . As you get better , you become good at it that your screen time lessens. You do not have to trade everyday . Only when opportunity comes along . Once or 2 times a week or none at all for 2 weeks . Take a break. There will always be another chance . Stock market will be here after we are gone . Ok my hands are tired
Now you my friend are correct, I do buy low and sell high for some companies if I don’t want them ti be part of my long term holdings- NVDA is one company I am trying to accumulate. On the other hand I bought Carnival shares when they got hammered during Covid at like 8 and sold at 15 ( I don’t look at the position as a core holding ). MsFT, NVDA, ORLY, WM, AMZN, etc….i just keep buying on any weakness and dollar cost average
Playing calls on AMD and AMZN Jumping ship by lunchtime on Wednesday
My strategy for capital preservation is moreso in acquiring more properties as a means of diversification. I don’t consider my businesses in my net worth but those are also part of my diversification. I don’t think I will pursue a strategy of indexing but in some of my family member’s portfolios, that is what I have them exclusively in. I was previously heavily concentrated into only a few names for my stock portfolio and META is greater than 40% of my portfolio but I have since allocated new incoming capital so that my portfolio of 12 names is now into 20 names, some of the newer positions being uncorrelated to interest rates and/or big tech. (More details in the final paragraph below.) As of now, I am still comfortable with my severe overallocation of META as the business keeps exceeding my expectations and things that I priced for 0 are proving to actually be valuable. The same goes for my #2 holding, AMZN, which has far far far exceeded my expectations. With these type of companies, I still feel comfortable holding them despite pursuing a strategy of capital preservation by pursuing accretive real estate deals and opening new positions in non-tech uncorrelated companies. For example, despite me being bullish on some cybersecurity names such as PANW and CRWD and other hyperscalers such as UBER, I have closed my positions. My current focus is in non-tech companies that trade at reasonable multiples (maximum of mid teens multiples) that are pursuing aggressive share buybacks.
My strategy for capital preservation is moreso in acquiring more properties as a means of diversification. I don’t consider my businesses in my net worth but those are also part of my diversification. I don’t think I will pursue a strategy of indexing but in some of my family member’s portfolios, that is what I have them exclusively in. I was previously heavily concentrated into only a few names for my stock portfolio and META is greater than 40% of my portfolio but I have since allocated new incoming capital so that my portfolio of 12 names is now into 20 names, some of the newer positions being uncorrelated to interest rates and/or big tech. (More details in the final paragraph below.) As of now, I am still comfortable with my severe overallocation of META as the business keeps exceeding my expectations and things that I priced for 0 are proving to actually be valuable. The same goes for my #2 holding, AMZN, which has far far far exceeded my expectations. With these type of companies, I still feel comfortable holding them despite pursuing a strategy of capital preservation by pursuing accretive real estate deals and opening new positions in non-tech uncorrelated companies. For example, despite me being bullish on some cybersecurity names such as PANW and CRWD and other hyperscalers such as UBER, I have closed my positions. My current focus is in non-tech companies that trade at reasonable multiples that are pursuing aggressive share buybacks.
My strategy for capital preservation is moreso in acquiring more properties as a means of diversification. I don’t consider my businesses in my net worth but those are also part of my diversification. I don’t think I will pursue a strategy of indexing but in some of my family member’s portfolios, that is what I have them exclusively in. I was previously heavily concentrated into only a few names for my stock portfolio and META is greater than 40% of my portfolio but I have since allocated new incoming capital so that my portfolio of 12 names is now into 20 names, some of the newer positions being uncorrelated to interest rates and/or big tech. (More details in the final paragraph below.) As of now, I am still comfortable with my severe overallocation of META as the business keeps exceeding my expectations and things that I priced for 0 are proving to actually be valuable. The same goes for my #2 holding, AMZN, which has far far far exceeded my expectations. With these type of companies, I still feel comfortable holding them despite pursuing a strategy of capital preservation by pursuing accretive real estate deals and opening new positions in non-tech uncorrelated companies. For example, despite me being bullish on some cybersecurity names such as PANW and CRWD and other hyperscalers such as UBER, I have closed my positions. My current focus is in non-tech companies that trade at cheaper multiples that are pursuing aggressive share buybacks.
My strategy for capital preservation is moreso in acquiring more properties as a means of diversification. I don’t consider my businesses in my net worth but those are also part of my diversification. I don’t think I will pursue a strategy of indexing but in some of my family member’s portfolios, that is what I have them exclusively in. I was previously heavily concentrated into only a few names for my stock portfolio and META is greater than 40% of my portfolio but I have since allocated new incoming capital so that my portfolio of 12 names is now into 20 names, some of the newer positions being uncorrelated to interest rates and/or big tech. As of now, I am still comfortable with my severe overallocation of META as the business keeps exceeding my expectations and things that I priced for 0 are proving to actually be valuable. The same goes for my #2 holding, AMZN, which has far far far exceeded my expectations. With these type of companies, I still feel comfortable holding them despite pursuing a strategy of capital preservation by pursuing accretive real estate deals and opening new positions in non-tech uncorrelated companies.
My strategy for capital preservation is moreso in acquiring more properties as a means of diversification. I don’t consider my businesses in my net worth but those are also part of my diversification. I was previously heavily concentrated into only a few names for my stock portfolio and META is greater than 40% of my portfolio but I have since allocated new incoming capital so that my portfolio of 12 names is now into 20 names, some of the newer positions being uncorrelated to interest rates and/or big tech. As of now, I am still comfortable with my severe overallocation of META as the business keeps exceeding my expectations and things that I priced for 0 are proving to actually be valuable. The same goes for my #2 holding, AMZN, which has far far far exceeded my expectations. With these type of companies, I still feel comfortable holding them despite pursuing a strategy of capital preservation by pursuing accretive real estate deals and opening new positions in non-tech uncorrelated companies.
No way, dump it into AMZN calls tomorrow and 20x again
Should I buy 300k worth of AMZN tomorrow?
I agree with you, seems like AMZN is the next giant to add a dividend, only thing is that they have a famously bad pe because of all the capex reinvestments into their platforms/network - would a dividend cut into this in a negative manner?
AMZN gonna get me a 10 bagger
I don't trust AMZN. !RemindMe April 30
23 year old with no plans to sell for 10+ years. I buy once a week. 20% AMZN 20% MSFT 15% NVDA 15% TSMC 10% AXP 10% INTC 5% WMT 5% V
Thoughts on where AMZN will go this week?
The only thing I would add here, with 34 years of investing experience, is that one should mostly invest in broad market funds, but reserve some small percentage (5% or so) of a year's investment allocation to buy stock in companies that are headed by true visionaries who are changing the way things are done. Buy these companies and hold them for at least 20 years and ignore the volatility. These do not come along very often, but a small investment can become enormous. It doesn't take but one or two winners. My best pick? AMZN bought in 2001.
Does anyone dare calls on AMD? They had a couple of rough months but are still way up over the last 12 months. GOOG exploded on AI but they don't use AMD AI chips as far as I'm aware. Neither does AMZN, but MSFT uses AMD chips as does META. AMD usually beats earnings but is usually also pretty conservative in it's guidance. For AMD to rocket, guidance would have to be especially good, like double the original MI300 sales estimate. Then again they *did* revise their estimate on MI300 upwards last time but got torn to pieces anyway because both consoles and desktops were weak. Now desktops are a thing again and Ryzen CPUs are doing well so the question really is: Wtf is going to happen to AMD after earnings? 
AMZN smart for reporting prior to rate decision
I was thinking that but they preannounced ongoing investment initiatives after META's collapse, sold off a bit, and then bounced right back to 180. I think 185 / 190 is a lock for after earnings. Most big investors were worried about the retail side of the business, and there has been a notable downtick in goods purchases in Q1 (more on services), but I think it will reflect that AMZN is just slaughtering other retailers. I was and remain bullish.
Any chance AMZN will shit the bed next week? Feels a lot like it will
AMD AAPL  AMZN COIN flat SMCI  MSTR flat  CVNA 
Will AMZN pump to new ATH in AH on tuesday?
$SOFI Buying sofi today is like buying AMAZON in 2003 $SOFI Net Income 2000 -224 Million 🚨 2021 -483 Million🚨 2022 -320 Million 🚨 2023 -300 Million 🚨 2024 +100 Million ✅ $AMZN Net Income 1999 -719 Million 🚨 2000 -1.4 Billion 🚨 2001 -567 Million 🚨 2002 -149 Million 🚨 2003 +35 Million ✅
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In March 2009 I received a large guaranteed bonus I had negotiated when I joined the firm in early 2008. There was carnage in so many stocks I could not make up my mind which few to buy so I just put it in a general mutual fund. It did fine but I could have bought AAPL, GOOG, AMZN, pretty much any major tech company and done 10x better.
AMZN puts why would you do that XD
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I never buy puts, calls only much safer imo. Calls on Sofi, AMD, AMZN, Novo and Draft Kings
I owned quite a few shares of Amazon $AMZN way back in 2000. After a while, it irked me that it was taking so long to for it to turn profitable, so I sold all of it and bought something else. DUMBASS!
AMD and AMZN are guaranteed winners. The bones I cast in the pit next to my animal skin tent told me
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I'm buying puts. AMZN's main revenue source is still Amazon itself, online retail product sales make up majority of their revenue pie and the Q4'23 holiday season results pushed up expectation despite inflation going up in Q1. Amazon's main customers are poor regards who overspent in Q4'23, it's going down.
I agree. I’m not planning to hold options. I usually sell at open. Did the same with meta puts, goog calls. I have some AMZN shares for long term but those are just to hold and forget about.
AMZN will do okay. But should probably get out of there on early hours of Wednesday, before the JPow obliterates all gainz.
how do we like AMZN $190 calls? What exp date?
Unsolicited first impressions: AMD down or flat AAPL flat or down AMZN up or flat COIN up or flat SMCI  MSTR  CVNA 
AMZN calls. I think the growing Ad revenue trends in GOOG, META and increases in cloud spending revenues for GOOG and MSFT makes for a compelling case for AMZN. New NBA streaming deal, some layoffs across the org. Feels bullish for me. 05/17 180c
Balls deep in AMZN $180 C 5/3.
Awesome…Love when people grab their Balls!!! Hit the META $450 Puts Rolled into GOOGL calls Gonna Roll right into AMZN calls and 20-25% into AMD calls. Works out should be close to if not 7figz total. Love it Brother.💪🏽🦍🤙🏽
AMZN puts or calls
AMZN down 15% on guidance. Enjoy
AMZN calls tuesday go brrrrr
AMZN close to $200 post earnings and AAPL reversal to the upside incoming - all the shit around AAPL has already been priced in just like TSLA. Calls on both. Too cowardly to make a play on AMD... For now.
Sidebar: so good to read an article without an ad between every paragraph Looks like that Prime membership os that much more worthwhile soon. How much value does it bring AMZN all told? Has anyone seen a SOTP valuation of AMZN they like that they can share?
AMD @ 8 dollars 13 years ago. AMZN @ 90 15 years ago.
AMZN and AAPL better not fuck this up
I bought a $180 AMZN Call 5/03 yesterday when Amazon was around SP $760 for $3.60 and sold it today for $7.15. Sure wish I had the capital to have bought more ... I had a guy feeling when AMZN dropped in lock step with META for no reason, that it would go up hard today. Wondering if I paper handed it, given the potential for it to moon after a good earnings. I knew when I screen shot the gain to brag to my wife, I had to sell it. https://preview.redd.it/lyhlrzgz7ywc1.jpeg?width=734&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=91bea2b48e64167ae53bb93c5c8b9d2f6b2c72f2
I bought AMZN calls for today, on Monday. And lost over 50% of my premium only to make it back today, plus $100. Wildest ride of my life lmao I thought price decay would eat me up but somehow managed to come back up like nothing happened. I still don’t get how, but will be reviewing my trades tomorrow to understand better.
AMZN. I still have some shares I bought after their IPO when I was 18. In 1997.
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My fear AMZN will do fine but the FOMC meeting will cause bloodbaths.
AMZN up 20% by mid May 
AMZN better do a GOOGL and not a META
Yeah if I definitely think good earnings by other companies will push the share price up. I think we'll see another if AMZN also mentions higher spending on AI development in their earnings.
AMZN Amazon Web Services is heavily in demand and it’s only growing as technology continues to improve
Options trading with $500 is tough. You never want to risk your whole portfolio on one trade. So, you will be stuck buying cheaper contracts. Cheap contracts are cheap because A) the company share price isn't worth that much or B) they are way OTM. OTM options are very, very high risk. So, that leaves you with buying contracts of cheap companies. The problem with options contracts on cheap companies is liquidity: not many people are buying and selling those. So, you may find a cheap $10 stock to buy some $5 contracts in, but it won't do you any good if there are no buyers when you want to sell. That is a real risk with options on cheap stocks: it doesn't matter if you are up 2,000%: if no one wants to buy your contract, it is worthless. The not so sexy advice here is build up a larger portfolio where you can buy ATM/ITM contracts of big players like SPY,QQQ,NVDA,AMZN,AAPL, etc without spending more than 5% of your port on any position.
>Let's not forget that AMZN still makes the majority of its money by being an online store. Is that actually the case? I thought AWS was the lion's share of their profits, and not by any small margin?
I've been holding some of my NVDA for 3 years, AMZN, GOOGL, AAPL for 2 years. Of course options are different, but I don't buy any stock I'm afraid to hold for a weekend People shit shit on buy and hold longs, but I manage my mom's account, she has 1200 shares MSFT that my dad's cost basis is $60...sometimes long is good with the right company, not ran by asbergery regards like Musk or Zuckerboy obviously 
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Next Week: AAPL to 180, AMZN to 188, AMD to 164, LFG!!!
How wrecked am I gonna be with $182.5 CALL on AMZN next week? I bought it today, like a dumbass, instead of Monday.
Yeah AMZN has been doing everything in their power to “return value to shareholders” after the start of Jassy’s tenure was hot garbage. Expectations are incredibly high. So if there’s even the slightest miss or sniff of weakness in guidance it’s getting kicked off a cliff.
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AWS still has the largest share of the cloud market but AMZN fired hundreds of people working on AWS, though mostly sales and training. This is probably good for the bottom line but may indicate that margins are slimming and competition is eating into their share of the market. Or maybe those people were replaced by AMZN AI. Let's not forget that AMZN still makes the majority of its money by being an online store. I wonder if cheaper (worse, but cheaper) alternatives like Temu and Shein are taking away meaningful business. I see a lot of those orange Temu packages, about one for every two to three Amazon ones. With inflation still going strong it's not too crazy to think people might want to save a few bucks even if the quality may be worse. Lastly, AMZN is already up a lot over the past couple of months and they have consistently beaten expectations. I worry the market will be underwhelmed even if they beat expectations and have good but not great guidance. I was sure MSFT would go up and it did because MSFT can force feed copilot to its customers. AMZN doesnt have that luxury, so I think they may not profit from AI as much in the short term.
Not to mention the NBA deal AMZN just announced. Even before earnings, AMZN is gonna fly
If an AMZN pullback affected the market like META, then it'd make for a nice weekly entry on other positions. Especially if JPOW does his thing Wednesday 
Imagine if you could buy AMZN at a P/E of 8! Turns out you can! Lol I’ll see you behind the Wendy’s OP.
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Oh so earnings greed took over after all the major earnings had already been reported for the week, *and* also after the supposedly feared PCE data came in line with expectations. But somehow it’ll dump again next week even though AAPL, AMZN etc are reporting earnings. Clueless like a rudderless boat in the Atlantic 
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Why would you buy puts on AMZN if Google and Microsoft are making billions off the cloud business? 
Puts on AMZN and WMT but I love y’all. 😘🤷♂️
One should do what most are not doing. Everyone here is into Sofi, AMD, AMZN, etc. But I am buying SMCI calls. It is down 30% from the 52-week high. It is still cheap and bad earnings are priced in. What that means is that if it beats expectations which it might very well do, it's gonna moon.
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Great little summary, but I think AMZN almost deserves a spot in here as well.