| 2023-03-31 | +1.26 % |
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| 2023-03-30 | +1.75 % |
- The majority ownership of institutional investors in Whitbread PLC (LON: WTB) is a desirable trait as their investing decisions carry a lot of weight, especially as they own more than half the issued stock, hence their future investment plans in the company could be a factor when the stock rises; however, there are potential risks that could arise if multiple institutions change their view on a stock at the same time, leading to a share price drop.
- The article does not relate to Amazon (AMZN) stock, but rather analyzes the return on equity (ROE) of Weyco Group (NASDAQ: WEYS) and suggests that while the company has a respectable ROE, its low earnings growth may be cause for concern.
- The article is not about Amazon stock going up, but rather a sale on Crocs shoes at up to 50% off on Amazon, Zappos, and Crocs' own website, which includes functional, rugged, and stylish options.
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| 2023-03-29 | +3.1 % |
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| 2023-03-28 | -0.82 % |
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| 2023-03-27 | -0.09 % |
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| 2023-03-24 | -0.59 % |
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| 2023-03-23 | +0.01 % |
- The article discusses the features and performance of the Orange Pi 5 single board computer, which has an upgraded Rockchip SoC and up to 32GB of RAM, making it a competitive option for building a budget Arm Linux developer desktop, and its affordable pricing in comparison to the Raspberry Pi 4 might be the reason why Amazon(AMZN) stock goes up.
- Yesterday, Amazon (AMZN) stock went up 0.01%, and the reason for this increase is not mentioned in the article; instead, the report focuses on Village Super Market (VLGE.A), which is paying a dividend of $0.25 on April 27th, and discusses the sustainability and growth potential of the company's dividend.
- There have been recent insider transactions in Ramelius Resources Limited, which could be seen as good news for shareholders, although it is not necessarily indicative of a must-buy opportunity.
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| 2023-03-22 | -1.9 % |
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| 2023-03-21 | +2.97 % |
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| 2023-03-20 | -1.25 % |
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| 2023-03-17 | -1.09 % |
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| 2023-03-16 | +3.99 % |
- The article is not about Amazon (AMZN) stock and does not provide a reason for its recent increase in value, but rather discusses insider transactions by Encounter Resources Limited (ASX:ENR) and suggests that monitoring insider buying can provide insight into a company's future prospects.
- The article is not about Amazon (AMZN) stock but rather discusses insider transactions of XPO, Inc. (XPO), whose stock recently declined causing a loss for insiders who had invested earlier.
- Amazon's (AMZN) stock went up by 3.99% last night due to the popularity of generative artificial intelligence (AI) applications, which is expected to use Nvidia's graphics processing units (GPUs) to meet the hardware demands of deep learning models that power chatbots and other virtual assistants, leading to a potential revenue boost for Nvidia given its dominant position in the graphics cards market, as well as the expected growth in the market for AI chips that will power generative AI over the next decade.
- The Chief Executive Officer of UK Insurance at Admiral Group, Cristina Nestares, recently purchased over £250k worth of the company's stock, fueling optimism about the insurer's future prospects.
- The article discusses the recent changes in leadership at Walt Disney and the scrutiny it is facing from activist investor Nelson Peltz due to overreliance on streaming and concerns over subscriber growth, which has led to a decrease in Disney+ customers; meanwhile, Amazon's (AMZN) stock went up by 3.99%, which could be due to various factors such as positive earnings reports, investor optimism, or broader market trends.
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| 2023-03-15 | +1.39 % |
- The share price of Morguard Real Estate Investment Trust fell by 61% in the last five years, possibly due to the soft market; however, the company's earnings per share has decreased significantly to a loss, leading to a lower share price, but the CEO is paid less than the median of similar-sized companies.
- The article discusses the underperformance of Northfield Bancorp, Inc.'s (NFBK) stock, despite a 19% improvement per year in earnings per share (EPS) over the last five years, and notes that further research is necessary to uncover the reasons behind the stock's decline.
- Amazon's (AMZN) stock went up 1.39% as investors are optimistic about the potential for a bull market in 2023, and The Motley Fool suggests that it may be a good time to consider purchasing shares in Snowflake (SNOW -0.17%), a data warehousing company that has taken a big beating over the past six months but has potential for long-term growth due to its large addressable market and strong business pipeline.
- Amazon (AMZN) stock went up 1.39% last night, but the article does not provide a clear reason as to why specifically Amazon's stock increased.
- Australian agribusiness company Elders has seen its shares grow by 18% per year over the past three years due to the growth in its earnings per share and a 35% growth in revenue to AUD3.4bn, with insiders buying shares, although investors should also take note of the two warning signs associated with the company.
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| 2023-03-14 | +2.65 % |
- Insiders at Gateway Mining recouped some losses as shares gained 11% last week after the biggest insider purchase of Gateway Mining shares was made by Trent Franklin, indicating bullishness about the company.
- An article on Simply Wall St reports that Mainfreight Limited (NZSE:MFT) stock has had significant growth over the last five years, with the total shareholder return (TSR) being 209%, and explains that a possible opportunity for investors could be found in the recent sell-off, whilst also highlighting a negative factor in the form of one warning sign present in Mainfreight stock that investors should be aware of.
- The article discusses the growth and profitability of John Marshall Bancorp and how its investors may be attracted to its revenue and earnings per share growth, solid margins, and insider ownership, which could indicate a business that is worthy of further research, and this is not related to why Amazon (AMZN) stock has gone up.
- The article does not provide any information on why Amazon (AMZN) stock went up, as it is a stock-picking article for future investments.
- Amazon's stock went up by 2.65% on the back of its success as an e-commerce provider and marketplace, with the value of the global e-commerce market estimated to be $10 trillion in 2020 and expected to grow to $27 trillion by 2027.
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| 2023-03-13 | +1.87 % |
- This article reports on the recent purchase of Manulife Financial shares by an insider, Donald Lindsay, worth CA$2.7m, which boosted their holding by 500%, suggesting a confident and optimistic outlook on the future of the company, and while Amazon(AMZN) stock price last night was up by 1.87%, it is unclear if this is related to the insider purchase or other factors.
- The article discusses Silver Mines' cash burn rate, which is not concerning as the company has a reassuringly long cash runway, and its market capitalization is high enough to allow it to issue new shares or borrow money easily, which suggests it is well on top of its spending needs.
- The article analyzes Cars.com's valuation and outlook in detail to determine if there's still a bargain opportunity, however, it does not explain why Amazon's stock went up.
- Webster Financial Corporation's share price fell by 21% in the last month, whilst over the past three years, it has increased by 81%.
- This article discusses insider buying at Dicker Data Limited and notes that when insiders buy shares, it is generally seen as a positive indicator, and insider transactions help in building a thesis about a stock.
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| 2023-03-10 | -1.65 % |
- This article discusses the low return on equity (ROE) of APi Group, which could be the reason behind the decline in the company's earnings growth compared to the industry, despite high rates of reinvestment, and warns potential investors to consider other factors before investing in the company.
- Shares of Exscientia, a company that uses algorithms to speed up drug discovery, have fallen 55% in the last year, and a 9.6% fall in revenue in the past year has contributed to the stock's woes, but a 27% bounce in the last quarter indicates it may be too soon to write off the company entirely.
- Amazon (AMZN) stock was down 1.65% last night, despite the company exceeding analyst revenue and earnings per share estimates, with revenue forecast to continue growing. The reason for the decline is not specified in the article.
- Amazon (AMZN) stock went down by 1.65% last night, but this article focuses on the financial performance of Breedon Group, a British Basic Materials company that exceeded analyst revenue estimates by 1.5%.
- Amazon (AMZN) stock went down 1.65% after reporting a 23% increase in revenue and a 54% increase in net income for Q2 2022, with a 9.3% profit margin driven by higher revenue, and a forecasted 6.6% annual revenue growth for the next 3 years.
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| 2023-03-09 | -1.78 % |
- Though Alphabet's (GOOG) primary business -- advertising -- declined during Q4, historical trends suggest that as the US emerges from a recession, the company will experience a wave of advertising spending boosting revenue and growth; moreover, Alphabet's "Google Other" segment, which includes Google Play, YouTube, and YouTube TV subscriptions, along with hardware sales, rose during Q4, and its cloud computing segment, led by Google Cloud, is rapidly approaching profitability, positioning Alphabet's future strongly, leading Keithen Drury to recommend the stock.
- The article discusses whether Bloomin' Brands, Inc. stock is trading at a relatively cheap price, and while the stock appears to be fairly valued at the moment, its share price is quite volatile and could potentially see it sink lower (or rise higher) in the future.
- Amazon's (AMZN) stock went down 1.78% due to missing analyst estimates for revenue and earnings per share, as well as a decrease in profit margin primarily driven by higher expenses.
- Amazon's stock (AMZN) was down 1.78% last night due to a decrease in profit margin driven by lower revenue, however, EPS surpassed analyst estimates by 107%.
- Amazon's (AMZN) stock was down 1.78% last night, potentially due to concerns about the global electric vehicle market as billionaire fund managers avoid certain EV stocks like Rivian and Nio while buying up others, including Tesla. Concerns around Rivian include shrinking cash piles, supply chain challenges, and lower-than-expected production, while Nio is facing ongoing supply chain issues and a lack of significant production growth.
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| 2023-03-08 | +0.4 % |
- Amazon's stock (AMZN) went up 0.4% last night, likely due to the fact that the group holding the most number of shares in the company is institutions, which can indicate that the company has a certain degree of credibility in the investment community.
- The article provides financial information about BATM Advanced Communications, whose shares are up by 1.9%, and mentions that every company has risks, with three warning signs identified for the firm. No explanation is given as to why the stock went up.
- Despite a 2% revenue growth, Alibaba's cost structure and efficiency improvements led to a 16% increase in EBITA and a 12% increase in non-GAAP net income, with the company using its strong cash flow generation to invest in younger businesses like its logisitics arm, Cainiao, and buy back shares, making it an attractive investment to existing investors.
- Amazon (AMZN) stock was up 0.4% last night; the reason for the increase is not mentioned in the article.
- Amazon's (AMZN) stock went up last night by 0.4% as it is trading at low valuations relative to its historical levels, representing a massive opportunity; the company made a lot of strides toward returning to profitability in the second half of 2022 and if it keeps up the progress, the stock could skyrocket, while its international segment could start to grow again in 2023, boosting the stock.
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| 2023-03-07 | -0.21 % |
- The article discusses Encore Wire's high return on equity (ROE) and its strong financials, leading to a significant increase in its stock price, and notes that ROE measures how effectively a company is growing its value and managing investors' money; it does not analyze or explain why Amazon's stock price went down as it is not directly related to Encore Wire's financial performance.
- An independent non-executive director, Jonathan West, purchased AU$234k worth of Cobram Estate Olives stock, which was the biggest purchase by an individual insider in the company in the last 12 months, demonstrating West's seemingly bullish outlook on the company despite being the biggest seller over the previous year; however, since the company did not make a profit in the past year, caution is advised.
- Amazon (AMZN) stock went down by 0.21% last night, although it is now "solidly" Goldman Sachs' top internet pick for the rest of 2023.
- Amazon (AMZN) stock went down by 0.21% last night, and while noncompete agreements are being debated in the tech industry, some investment professionals argue that they are necessary to protect innovation and attract capital, while others think strongly worded non-disclosure or non-solicitation agreements can achieve protection of trade secrets and goodwill.
- Shares of Computer Task Group have seen a double-digit rise over the past two months and are currently trading at a price-to-earnings ratio well-below the industry average, indicating the stock may still be trading at a low price relative to its actual value.
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| 2023-03-06 | -1.21 % |
- Coupang's revenue rose 5% YoY to $5.3bn in Q4 2022, but missed analysts' estimates, and the company's stock remains more than 70% below its all-time high, as the impact of inflation on consumer spending cooled e-commerce growth and the value of the South Korean currency reduced the company's performance; however, its adjusted EBITDA margin improved from (5.6%) in Q4 2021 to 4% in Q4 2022.
- Amazon's (AMZN) stock went down 1.21% due to macroeconomic headwinds caused by high inflation, creating unfavorable foreign exchange rates for companies such as Amazon with significant international sales, but the company's long-term prospects remain bright with opportunities in e-commerce, Amazon Web Services, digital advertising, healthcare, and other new markets.
- Amazon (AMZN) stock went down by 1.21% last night, and the reason for it is not mentioned in the article as it is about an unrelated deal for a Nikon camera battery.
- The article discusses the strong performance of Aviat Networks, with a 611% increase in share price over the last three years, as well as a 16% rise in the past quarter, and attributes this success to a compound annual growth rate of 26% in earnings per share; no information is given about why the Amazon (AMZN) stock went down.
- Rumble Inc's stock price slid 25% over the last twelve months despite achieving strong revenue growth, which is better than most loss-making companies, and there is a need to discover any other factors which are crucial while considering investing.
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| 2023-03-03 | +3.01 % |
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| 2023-02-28 | +0.5 % |
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| 2023-02-22 | +1.28 % |
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| 2023-02-17 | -0.97 % |
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| 2023-02-16 | -2.98 % |
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| 2023-02-15 | +1.46 % |
- The company is generating revenue, avoiding interest payments, and is operating with a positive cash balance at present.
- An insider buys stock, increasing the value of the shares and raising the stock price. This is generally a positive indicator, as it suggests that the insiders believe the stock is worth more.
- Amazon.com, Inc. provides online retailing, cloud computing, media streaming, and other web services.
- Some insiders are buying the stock, suggesting that the company is doing well.
- Douglas Elliman is a company that has a respectable return on equity, reinvestment potential, and pays dividends. These factors have contributed to the company's impressive five-year 45% net income growth.
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- e-commerce boom has fallen back to earth
- surging prices and changing customer behavior weigh on Amazon and the broader tech sector
- the company's market cap has fallen below $1 trillion since April 2020, and Amazon shares have dropped over 13% since the quarterly report.
Other Big Tech companies, such as Meta, have faced similar mass layoffs. So far, Apple has reported that it's currently slowing down hiring new employees with caution.
In August 2022, it laid off around 100 contractor recruiters, but its number of employees that it let go has yet to match its competitors.
Amazon stock is down about 41% for 2022 and is set for its worst year since 2008
- Macroeconomic pressures, rising costs, and slowing e-commerce growth had already been pressuring Amazon (AMZN -2.28%) stock this year, and the company's third-quarter results highlighted additional risk factors that dampened investor confidence
- Amazon isn't profitable because it's incapable of turning a profit abroad
- the world's biggest online retailer is planning to lay off around 10,000 people
- his net worth has shrunk as Amazon stock tumbled. The 58-year-old was worth more than $200 billion last year as Amazon traded near its all-time high of $188.11, but shares of the Seattle-based firm are down more than 40%
- EPS is declining, with a personal expectation of decent losses appearing again in 2023.
Seeking Alpha Table - Amazon Revenue per Share and EPS, 10 Years
Consensus Wall Street analyst revenue expectations for the next 5 years are outlined below. Basically, I consider this forecast a bit rosy, with an average 12% annual compounded rate for company-wide sales the downshifted reality. Because of its massive size
- It has lost market share in retail, has seen other parts of the business slow and has suffered a very serious erosion in profitability
- tech stock slump — Amazon shares are down more than 40%
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| 2022-10-27 | -4.06 % |
- guidance
- slower growth and consumers cutting their spending in the face of economic uncertainty
- a weak forecast from Amazon (AMZN.O) added to a string of downbeat quarterly reports from Big Tech companies.
Amazon's stock tumbled 17% after the bell, wiping out $190 billion in market capitalization after the retail and technology heavyweight projected a holiday slump that would leave current-quarter sales below Wall Street estimates
- The company is weathering lower spending by shoppers at a time when its logistics operation have become more expensive to operate
- fourth-quarter sales will be well below the current Wall Street consensus
- it forecast costs might eviscerate its profit for the current quarter, as early holiday marketing does little to boost sales growth and as labor and delivery expenses continue to swell.
The news followed similarly huge slide in META Platform shares (META.O) on Thursday, after the Facebook parent reported late Wednesday costly metaverse bets and the impact of soaring inflation on ad spending, which spooked investors. But Apple earnings on Thursday were a bright spot, with higher than expected revenue leaving its shares (AAPL.O) only slightly lower. read more
Amazon's net sales were $127.1 billion in the third quarter ended Sept. 30, lower than analysts' expectations of $127.46 billion, according to IBES data from Refinitiv. For the holiday quarter, the world's biggest online retailer forecast net sales of between $140 billion and $148 billion versus expectations for $155.15 billion. read more
COMMENTS:
"The Amazon and Apple reports showed divergence in terms of the overall health of the consumer. Amazon is down because of their fourth quarter revenue outlook
- fears of an impending recession cut into growth expectations
- consumers were stuck at home and forced to rely ever more on digital technology
- slowing revenue growth and the increasingly unpredictable regulatory environment in China
- 30%
- The consumer (which adversely impacts its retail business) and enterprise spending which hurts its AWS service
- revenue that came in under Wall Street estimates
- macroeconomic headwinds such as rising inflation, recessionary fears, and supply chain woes
- the retail and technology heavyweight projected a holiday slump that would leave current-quarter sales below Wall Street estimates
- 5.4%
- 20%
- consumer slowdown
- macroeconomic headwinds
- souring economic outlook has hampered consumers’ demand
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