Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN) Buy, Sell or Hold

Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN)

250.38

-11.99 (4.57%)

as of Oct 22, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Closed.

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TOP PICK

Also a past top pick. It has been growing at 20% plus for many years, including profits. Has raised wages for employees from $15 to $18 and higher wages give a competitive advantage. Also its advertising revenues are much higher than a few years ago and in fact larger than YouTube. Buy 57, Hold 0,Sell 1.

COMMENT

Amazon has had a good run and is very expensive. Had it as a short term buy recently. Google is in his trading sell list. The FANG stocks make up 25% of the Nasdaq. Google FANG Friday for his review of and comments on Fang Stocks. There have been great trading opportunities in the past with FANG stocks.

BUY

Yes, he heard about the unionization vote today. Think of Alphabet in 2019--a sideways megacap, but later momentum began to build then everyone bought. This is exactly what will happen to Amazon. He predicts Amazon will be the best-performing megacap in the next 12-18 months. he just bought this.

HOLD

Amazon just announces first positive unionization vote The issue isn't wages (because Amazon already pays good wages) but shifts--employees who work at night will be paid more. The unionization is a bump in the road, not a disaster. If unionization spreads across America, then costs will rise. That said, he's not worried nor selling his shares. He's still in.

BUY

Currently owns stock in portfolio. Fantastic business to own. Revenue & earnings growing at steady rate. Expects cloud and advertising business to grow. Clear leader in eCommerce sector. Expecting stock price and company to continue to outperform.

BUY

If you really want it, buy before the split, as usually the stock goes up afterwards. Bigger question is the future of the FAANG stocks as a unit. Some will do better, some worse. For example, NFLX has a first-mover advantage in streaming, but now there's competition. AMZN will continue to do well, as the accelerating e-commerce trend will continue.

BUY

He will buy this. It has the most potential upside among the FAANGs. It's about to retake its 200-day moving average. It will be splitting.

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TOP PICK

Announcement of 20-1 stock split and $10B stock buyback last week sent price soaring 15.5%. Paul Harris recently gave a BUY signal. Social media mentions are up 350% for the past 24h.

BUY

Low margin business, but lots of volume and it grows quickly. AWS subsidiary is the largest player in cloud. Great business. E-commerce will continue to grow. Benefited from the pandemic, so last year was tough. Undervalued at these levels.

PARTIAL BUY

Allan Tong’s Discover Picks Let's circle back to this tech/retail giant. Since announcing its 20-1 stock split after the Wednesday close last week, shares have jumped from $2,785.58 to nearly $3,000 in a time when tech stocks are getting hammered. Over the past 24 months, which covers the Covid pandemic, Amazon shares have risen 64%. To compare, QQQ-Q, the major tech ETF, has climbed nearly 70%, Microsoft 77% and Apple over 120%. You may say that 64% is not bad over two years, but the performance is disappointing in light of the e-commerce boom of this period. Read 3 Stock Splits to Watch for our full analysis.

WATCH

She's sold this after the stock split. Has no regrets. She was underweight this the past year. Their newly announced buyback is silly--amounts to only 0.7% of shares outstanding. It's a confidence measure. No, not ready to buy back shares of Amazon, but it's on her radar.

HOLD

AMZN vs. GOOG Both are splitting stocks. Though this has no economic effect on the company, it does have a psychological effect. Becomes more attractive to those with limited budgets. Creates the opportunity to perhaps be included in the Dow, a price-weighted index. Very good companies. GOOG trades inexpensively compared to growth rate. AMZN is growing into its multiple and doing good things, but not as mature as GOOG.

BUY

Wasn't a great quarter, though a great stock reaction. Then, shares fell to $2,700 earlier this week, an 18-month low. A $10 billion share buyback doesn't move the needle on a company this big. Amazon can trade higher at current levels. Play long. Look for the bounce to the post-earnings level of $3,350.

COMMENT

Amazon announced a 20-1 stock split. It's just funny math. This move will attract retail buyers, but this won't move the stock that much. Usually, a company splits a stock when things are going well, but Amazon isn't doing particularly well (compared to its FAANG peers).

DON'T BUY

Amazon announced a 20-1 stock split He's shocked that they're doing it now. This was a pandemic stock. We're coming out of Covid, so the stock split is another lever to pull. It feels like Amazon is doing this out of weakness, not strength.

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