What Happens When Amazon's Growth Rate Slows Just Like Apple?
by Chad Brand
For years now investors have been willing to ignore meager earnings, or a total lack thereof, at Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) in the name of maximizing long-term competitiveness. It is one of the only publicly traded companies where quarterly earnings numbers do not accurately predict how the stock price reacts in the marketplace. Case in point: Amazon's fourth quarter earnings were 20% short of Wall Street estimates, but the stock rallied 5% on the news. Name another company that can say that. And Amazon's forward twelve-month P/E ratio is 180. Again, in a class by itself. read more »
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