The Amazon stock price is down over 9% in the first week of trading in 2016.
But despite the decline, we found a catalyst that has us very bullish about the Amazon stock price in 2016.
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These "Micro-Trends" Could Spark Huge Small-Cap Gains in 2016
The micro-trends I'm tracking now suggest that 2016 may be the most profitable small-cap investing climate we've seen since the late 1990s.
That's because so many little companies are sitting right at the starting line regarding some of the world's most exciting trends.
And as small-cap investors, we get to tap into them before anyone else.
Outlook: What Investors Need to Know in December
Global turmoil and the increasing certainty of a Fed interest rate hike won't be the spoilers this December.
In fact, the market could hit new highs before December 31.
What's Next for the Amazon Stock Price in 2016
The Amazon stock price is down on its biggest revenue generating day of the year.
For two consecutive Cyber Mondays, the Amazon stock price has closed lower than its opening price. It looks like it will do the same in 2015.
Will There Finally Be a Chance to Invest in Blue Origin Stock?
Many investors are eager to invest in Blue Origin stock – especially after today's news…
The private spaceflight company, headed up by Amazon.com Inc. (Nasdaq: AMZN) CEO Jeff Bezos, just made history. It launched a rocket into space and then recovered the rocket completely intact in a controlled descent.
Rocket recovery has never been done before. The maneuver means massively reduced launch costs because it's a step toward ending U.S. dependence on Russia's "one-and-done" pricey, single-use rockets.
"Rockets have always been expendable. Not anymore. Now safely tucked away at our launch site in West Texas is the rarest of beasts, a used rocket," Bezos wrote in a blog post yesterday.
There's a bright future ahead for Blue Origin – but can investors take advantage?
This One Number Makes Me Think the Market Rally Is Over
Nobody expected the type of market rally we saw in October.
So it's no surprise you're wondering, as we sit here in the first week of November, whether Santa Claus came early or whether the market will keep "melting up" through the end of the year. And I bet you're not the only one.
Here's the number I'm looking at...
Why the Amazon Stock Price Is Higher Today (Nasdaq: AMZN)
The Amazon stock price is higher today (Wednesday) after several positive news stories.
One of those stories is that Amazon opened its first brick-and-mortar store on Nov. 3.
Why Amazon.com (Nasdaq: AMZN) Is Today's Best Pre-Earnings Trade
Expectations for Amazon.com (Nasdaq: AMZN) stock are high this close to earnings, and the volatility I'm seeing with AMZN shares tells me traders are afraid Amazon might not deliver this week.
But I'm going to show you a cool chart – one that less than 1% of all traders and investors ever see – that reveals a juicy opportunity for us in this atmosphere of nervous anticipation.
So let's keep our cool and make some money as Amazon's "moment of truth" gets closer...
Amazon.com's Most Impressive Legal Wins (Nasdaq: AMZN)
Retail giant Amazon.com Inc. (Nasdaq: AMZN) tends to win even the most damning court cases, which is bad news for obvious crooks on Fiverr.com.
You see, the online retail giant is taking over 1,000 fake reviewers to court in order to save the company's reputation and integrity, just days ahead of AMZN earnings.
Amazon Stock Untarnished After CEO Jeff Bezos Defends Workplace (Nasdaq: AMZN)
Even though Amazon Inc. (Nasdaq: AMZN) suffered a PR hit over the weekend, Amazon stock emerged Monday unscathed. An hour into trading at 10:30 a.m. ET, AMZN stock was flat at $530.34 a share (-0.22%).
The New York Times ran a scathing story Saturday about the largest American Internet-based retailer. Therein, testimonials from 100 current and former employees depicted a "bruising" workplace, where employees are expected to "toil long and late," and where workers suffering from personal crises, including cancer, miscarriage, and bereavement, are simply edged out.