Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) and Walmart (NYSE: WMT) are retail powerhouses that generate hundreds of billions in consumer sales every year. More recently, the two have begun capitalizing on an incremental revenue source that has the potential to boost overall profit margins. Indeed, in its most recent quarter (ended March 31), Amazon reported $7.9 billion in advertising revenue...
Continue ReadingAlphabet (NASDAQ: GOOGL) seems like it should naturally lead in cloud business -- but somehow the opportunity slipped away. Alphabet's cloud business lost the initial cloud wars and now has significantly less heft today than Amazon's AWS and Microsoft's Azure. As a result, many investors feel that Alphabet has lost the ability to build a significant cloud business...
Continue ReadingThe sheer magnitude of the shareholder value destruction that has taken place at Meta is both tragic and historic. Read what to know about META stock here...
Continue ReadingStock splits are in vogue, again, and some of the biggest names in the stock market are looking to split their shares. After seeing a long period during which three-digit and even four-digit share prices became badges of honor rather than impediments to small investors, some massive moves, like the 20-for-1 stock splits that Amazon.com and Alphabet have done, are getting investors to pay attention to splits, once again. One similar concept, though, gets largely ignored by most shareholders: A consistent track record of stock splits can indicate huge long-term returns, even when the share price seems modest...
Continue ReadingAmazon stock split opened the doors for retail investors to use safe options strategies, and we sold a put on Amazon. What's the expected return? Read here...
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Continue ReadingAlibaba has gone through a rough time but there seems to be better days ahead. Click here to know why I bought BABA stock and my stance is a Buy...
Continue ReadingSEATTLE, June 16, 2022--(NASDAQ: AMZN)—Amazon’s annual Prime Day event is back. The 48-hour event kicks off July 12 at 3 a.m. EDT and runs through July 13 for Prime members in Austria, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Mexico, the Netherlands, Portugal, Singapore, Spain, the U.K., the U.S., and for the first time ever in Poland and Sweden. Later this summer, Prime Day deals events will be held in India, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirate...
Continue ReadingThe California Supreme Court on Wednesday left intact a ruling that allows customers to sue Amazon.com for failing to warn buyers that some products it sells may contain hazardous substances such as mercury...
Continue ReadingDespite the talent in the Puget Sound region, tech companies usually hire employees with out-of-state schools on their resumes, a new study shows...
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