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This is heads-and-tails review of the FANG stocks and of the mighty Apple for what is going right now and for what could actually go wrong in 2016 or shortly thereafter.
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An upgrade from Raymond James was the driving force in Amazon shares on Wednesday, but the real question is whether this upgrade was just too aggressive, considering the new market dynamics and risks.
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It was interesting to see that two different analysts -- Wedbush Securities and Cowen -- upgraded Amazon on Monday morning.
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Source: Wikimedia Commons (Steve Jurvetson)Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) is one of the strangest mega-cap companies of them all. It has grown massively in its twenty years, more than 15 of which it...
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Source: courtesy of Amazon.comAmazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) and its founder Jeff Bezos never give up on anything. The Fire Phone has been a failure since it was launched. Amazon hoped that, if it...
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Amazon.com has announced an initiative to help consumers clean, install electronics devices and take out the garbage.
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Amazon.com reported mixed fourth-quarter results Thursday after the market's closed.
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Amazon.com has a bullish duel taking place in the analyst community on Tuesday: a Citigroup upgrade versus an Argus price cut.
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Canaccord Genuity’s Michael Graham and Austin Moldow are concerned with Amazon’s lack of care toward its margins, which is now expected to continue in 2015.
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It may seem like a rare day when you get two different ratings agencies issuing opinions, and different opinions at that, on a company like Amazon.com.
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The quest of Jeff Bezos for Amazon.com to dominate anything and everything online is coming with just too big a price.
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Alibaba is set to report earnings on Tuesday, its first earnings report as a public company.
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Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg were CEO heroes for a time. At least until they started to spend too much money.
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Amazon has something very few companies with a $75 billion annual revenue run rate have: its revenue is still growing at 20%.
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Amazon cannot keep losing money or have negative margins and keep "trading at over 150 times next year's earnings estimates" forever.
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