BörsenApe (@Boersenape) on getquin

BörsenApe

@Boersenape

1Yr·

Amazon is really slumping right now. The share has already fallen by over 20% after the figures.

The profit forecast was exceeded, but the revenue was missed. Apparently, the outlook does not look so good. 😬

Do you guys have any other info on this?

Would you guys buy/re-buy currently after the price slide? 🤔🤔

#amazon

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Stefan@InvestmentPapa

1Yr

Let me put it this way. If such results have such an effect, then we have not seen the bottom in tech stocks for a long time yet! 📉

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Homer@Simpson

1Yr

Of course, continue to buy piece by piece ☺️👍

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Leon@Leon1

1Yr

Congratulations to all who have shorted 😉

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Martin von mit Verstand zum Kapital@MitVerstandzumKapital

1Yr

They're just expecting a very poor Q4, because people probably won't spend as much money on gifts because of high inflation. That has always been a very important business for Amazon. Nevertheless, I think the discount is very exaggerated. 1/4 of the stock market value of one of the largest companies in the world was sunk in seconds. The cloud division can't continue to drive this growth and is declining. It will stay like this for a while, everyone seems to be surprised! 🤷‍♂️

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Rick Moyer@Rick

1Yr

Directly Amazon and Alphabet re-bought ;)

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Lucas Streuter@Lucistreu

1Yr

I will most likely follow up directly tomorrow, in the long term a super company in my eyes

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Mikel Nuts@Okra

1Yr

after market and is now 1 week 25% minus is punished much too hard after the numbers, waiting for the next days and weeks, either wait for bottoming further this is not reached or buy now - good projects, broadly positioned - potential is still given - trigger in the tech values was among others Meta and if it is in the tech market crises then mostly in all large, but the blame is the overall situation where all come out of the comfort zone of always only rising prices

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