@Alex70848763197@NotA_Bull You’ve been claiming FCF and CapEx was the problem since the $200 levels. Jassy already came out and said that all of CapEx for 2026 is already covered in customer orders put in. We will see tho🤷♂️
I see a lot of talk about, “Is $SOFI a buy at $17 or $15?” etc. but zooming out, this stock is still down over 30% YTD and seems undervalued anywhere near today’s prices.
I believe $SOFI will be a $20+ stock in the next year or 2.
This past week market sell-off has made $AMZN a buy now for my portfolio. Buying Amazon today feels like buying an ETF with all the products and services they have.
Investors were concerned with the $200B in CapEx projected for this year, however Jassy said much of the 2026 AWS CapEx already has customer commitments for a substantial portion, and expects it to yield compelling operating margins and ROIC.
Are you buying $AMZN at these levels?
I see a lot of talk about, “Is $SOFI a buy at $17 or $15?” etc. but zooming out, this stock is still down over 30% YTD and seems undervalued anywhere near today’s prices.
I believe $SOFI will be a $20+ stock in the next year or 2.
Agreed the larger companies have seen lower valuations than the dot com bubble and higher revenue.
My concern is with CapEx, and early stage companies. Nearly 60% of all VC capital went to AI startups this year and when a company like All Birds can just say the words “AI” and “data center” and have their stock jump 700% in a day, it’s concerning to me that this may be a bubble.
Amazon is down nearly 5% now this past month.
Feeling like this is a good buying opportunity especially with how they’ve positioned themselves with their moat of products and services.
It almost feels like buying an ETF. $AMZN
Amazon is down nearly 5% now this past month.
Feeling like this is a good buying opportunity especially with how they’ve positioned themselves with their moat of products and services.
It almost feels like buying an ETF. $AMZN