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Amazon's Downward Spiral: Is the E-commerce Giant in Trouble?Amazon's stock has been running into the thick cloud of the Ichimoku on the monthly chart, indicating a significant resistance level that may lead to further declines. The Ichimoku is a technical analysis indicator that uses a range of moving averages to identify potential support and resistance levels. In this case, the thick cloud represents a significant resistance level that Amazon's stock has been struggling to break through. This suggests that there may be more pain ahead for the stock, as it continues to face downward pressure. The first resistance price for Amazon's stock is around HKEX:107 , which is a critical level to watch. If the stock manages to break through this level, it may be able to gain some upward momentum. However, if it fails to break through this resistance, we could see further declines in the stock price. Given the current market conditions and the challenges that Amazon is facing, it seems likely that the stock will face more downward pressure in the coming months. As a result, investors should remain cautious and closely monitor the stock's performance in the coming weeks and months.
NASDAQ:AMZNShort
by UnknownUnicorn910751
The Future of Amazon Stock: Risks and Opportunities for InvestorAmazon is one of the most successful companies in the world. Over the years, it has expanded its operations to include everything from cloud computing to entertainment. Its stock has been a favourite among investors, consistently outperforming the market and making it one of the most valuable companies in the world. In this blog post, we will explore the factors that have contributed to Amazon's success, take a closer look at its stock performance, and discuss what the future may hold for investors who are interested in Amazon stock. Amazon is a household name that needs no introduction. It is one of the largest companies in the world, with a market capitalization of over $1.6 trillion. Amazon is known primarily for its e-commerce platform, but the company has expanded into a diverse range of businesses over the years, including cloud computing, entertainment, and even healthcare. In this blog post, we will explore the history of Amazon and how its business model has evolved over time. The Early Years of Amazon Amazon was founded in 1994 by Jeff Bezos, who initially started the company as an online bookstore. At the time, Bezos was working on Wall Street and saw an opportunity to capitalize on the growing popularity of the internet. He left his job to start Amazon in Seattle, Washington. The early days of Amazon were not without their challenges. Bezos initially funded the company with his own money, and the company struggled to generate revenue. However, Bezos was committed to his vision of creating an online store that would offer customers a wide selection of products at low prices. He also recognized the potential of the internet to transform retail. The Expansion of Amazon In the years that followed, Amazon expanded its product offerings to include a variety of goods, from electronics to clothing. The company also introduced its own line of products, including the Kindle e-reader and the Amazon Echo smart speaker. Amazon's success in e-commerce paved the way for its expansion into other businesses. In 2006, Amazon launched Amazon Web Services (AWS), a cloud computing platform that has become one of the most profitable parts of the company. AWS offers a wide range of services to businesses, including storage, computing power, and analytics. Amazon has also made significant investments in entertainment. In 2011, the company launched Amazon Studios, a division focused on producing original content for its video streaming service, Amazon Prime Video. The company has also acquired other businesses, such as Whole Foods Market, a grocery chain, and PillPack, an online pharmacy. The Business Model of Amazon Amazon's business model has evolved over time, but the company's core principles have remained the same. Amazon's goal is to offer customers a wide selection of products at low prices, with fast and reliable delivery. The company achieves this by leveraging technology to streamline its operations and reduce costs. Amazon's e-commerce platform is supported by a sophisticated logistics network that allows the company to deliver products quickly and efficiently. The company's investments in technology, such as robotics and machine learning, have enabled it to automate many of its processes, reducing the need for human labor. Amazon's expansion into other businesses, such as cloud computing and entertainment, has been driven by the company's desire to leverage its technology and expertise in new ways. By entering these markets, Amazon has been able to diversify its revenue streams and capitalize on new opportunities. Amazon's journey from an online bookstore to a global behemoth has been nothing short of remarkable. The company's business model has evolved over time, but its commitment to offering customers a wide selection of products at low prices has remained the same. With its investments in technology and a diverse range of businesses, Amazon is poised to continue its dominance in the years to come. Key Statistics Revenue CAGR since 2017 = +23.6% Operating Profit CAGR since 2017 = 24.4% ROIC = 4% Operating Margins = 2.38% EV/EBITDA = 28.2 Analyst Estimates EPS December 2023 = $1.45 EPS December 2024 = $2.54 (+75% YoY) EPS December 2025 = $3.61 (+42.34% YoY) EPS December 2026 = $4.92 (+36.36% YoY) Conclusion Despite already being a huge business, I believe Amazon still has great potential for continued growth. I currently hold NASDAQ:AMZN in my portfolio and plan to continue doing so unless something drastically changes within the business, or if the stock massively rallies and I feel it has become incredibly overvalued.
NASDAQ:AMZNLong
by BenSparham
AMZN is Still in a WXY Correction StructureAs we can see in the chart, Amazon(AMZN) WXY correction is in blue and we expect more downside to around $60 only when the wave (Y) in blue and Wave ((II)) in black are complete. Technical Analysis: - H1 & H4 Right Side are Turning Down - Technically AMZN has now 5 waves down and has a strong correlation with NASDAQ - that's why we expect that it extends lower to around $60 where smart buyers will must appear and we'll like to do an edging buy.
NASDAQ:AMZNShort
by Market-Right-Side
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Amazon short to medium term On long term Amazon, 7 weeks, 21 days and 13 days time frames was so oversold like previously in late 2001 so I expect a pretty strong reaction to the upside. Retraced 56.94 from top so a valid and strong correction. On short term a possible 1-2 is baking and the reaction on the upside looks weak giving me the idea that maybe is just a corrective B wave before going in a C to complete the 1-2 wave. If it;s going beyond wave 1 peak then maybe we are already in wave 3 but the way it moves on daily doesn't gives me hope. If 87.xx support level is strong we can see a wave 3@ at least 142.xx. If your newsfeed is doom and gloom then maybe the bottom is already in.
NASDAQ:AMZN
by bnpascu
Amazon - AMZNLeft chart – daily chart / 1 year • Resistance from the gap formed ending October 2022 at 103.96/109.77 • Support from the gap formed beginning November 2022 at 89.47/91.65 • Stock is trading between the support and resistance gaps in a sideways trend • Decreasing volume in the last days Right chart – weekly chart / 5 years • Downtrend since mid-November 2022 • Downtrend supported by 50 weeks moving average • Resistance at the 23.6% Fibonacci Retracement at 106.80 • Decreasing volume in the last weeks Stay short as long as we don’t see a clear break of the resistance at 109.77. At that point the downtrend is broken, the Fibonacci retracement becomes a support and the gap resistance (left chart) is filled.
NASDAQ:AMZNShort
by Oliver-Basel
$AMZN Daily swing trade order$AMZN Daily swing trader order Sell order for the day: 112.26 Buy order for the day: 95.64 ———— So this is by far one of the most effective strategies that I’ve traded ever. I used to have a very similar version and some of you may remember it from a few years back… but this just requires one buy order and one sell order every day after close… and as the market dips you’re buying and as it’s rallying you’re selling into the rally…. You don’t have to think of anything else…. Its super simple… in a way it’s a very passive swing trade strategy where you’re always buying the dip and always selling on the way up… I am not your financial advisor and feel free to follow along to see how it plays out and jump in any time. I’m tracking only a few of my positions on here and I want to see the success rate after 3 months. I know it works really well already but I want to be able to break it down and see it visually…. I’m visual like that… lol Also not that there aren’t supposed to fill same day… I have each order set to GTD, and the date is 8 weeks out…. So it just needs to fill within 8 weeks….
NASDAQ:AMZN
by SPYder_QQQueen_Trading