Amazon Stock Discussion

93457994588 : while not as straightforward to reason about as plain old market cap etfs, these single stock etfs are a great way to get into options without all of the downside risks of trading options directly

Ahh_gee_Joey : So many tools — where should a beginner start when trying to trade earnings?

yokim : The Earnings Calendar is my go-to tool.

CNNT : Thanks for laying all these out, I didn't follow or track the data this way, so this is new to me. The EARNING BEATS would be most interesting to me to see which companies consistently perform well.

TWIMO (151403908) : Does this herd of bull have the conviction?

-Leprechaun- TWIMO (151403908) : i think today’s bulls might have foot and mouth disease.
yea they’re bulls but we’re going to have to take em out back and shoot em lol.

-Leprechaun- TWIMO (151403908) : too much data likely to hurt the market on the horizon wouldn’t you say?

TWIMO (151403908) -Leprechaun- : Too much data? We’ll need to remove the noisy bits. I can’t wait for Ms. Amir’s reply.
Just to divert a little, I noticed a pattern in Finance/trading experts on Youtube. When the market is up, they tend to recommend stocks, blow own horns, predict and dare viewers to be the next millionaire. However, when the market is down, they advocate being long term investors, quote names of famous investors, steer clear of addressing the stocks that were recommended.

Saywallahcuzzy : buy more
it's a pattern lately. you would think a stock would go up after good earnings but it doesn't immediately. I guess old investors are selling for taking profits
only Telstra went up with a negative financial report. I think it's safe to say that in the long period good earnings mean growth

John Constantine : ???

Winner takes all OP John Constantine : have you no see nvd and Tesla newbies?

John Constantine Winner takes all OP : oh… i get what u meant .. . lol

74614651 : 1

105232125 : tariff policies weakened the market

74543685 : good help

105668939 : A report released by IDC on April 15 shows that Apple's iPhone shipments reached 57.9 million units in the first quarter of 2025, a year-on-year increase of 10%, compared to 52.6 million units during the same period last year. The surge is partly due to concerns over tariffs in the USA, leading to advanced stockpiling, as well as a large volume of shipments to Other regions to avoid supply chain disruptions.