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Here is how Amazon (AMZN) and O'Reilly Automotive (ORLY) have performed compared to their sector so far this year...

While Amazon's growth has slowed significantly over the last few years, the market's low expectations sets up a good entry point to buy the stock right now. The market is concerned about cloud growth, especially with Microsoft Azure expanding faster than Amazon Web Services (AWS). Azure posted a year-over-year increase of 27% in the recent quarter, which might suggest that Microsoft is taking market share from Amazon, with the latter reporting a year-over-year jump of just 16% in Q1...

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While Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) is still down 18% over the last 12 months, investors have begun to regain optimism as the outlook improves. Like many stay-at-home-focused companies that boomed during the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic, Amazon gave back much of its gains in 2022 as inflation and overexpansion gutted growth and margins in e-commerce and cloud computing. While a revenue growth rate of 9% year over year to $127.4 billion is nothing groundbreaking, the bottom line tells a different story...

We have narrowed our search to five large-cap stocks currently trading at a deep discount to their 52-week highs. These are: AMZN, PAYC, OKTA, ZS, MDB...

Down between 38% and 86%, these Buffett-backed growth stocks offer huge return potential for long-term investors...

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A trifecta of tough comps, high inflation, and rising interest rates created a perfect storm of slowing growth and lukewarm demand for nearly every digital retailer -- and their stocks. Net sales for Amazon increased just 9% year over year, but back out the results of Amazon Web Services -- its cloud computing business -- and revenue climbed an even more tepid 6%. If you haven't guessed by now, the company in question is MercadoLibre (NASDAQ: MELI), the leading digital retailer in Latin America...