The Amazon stock price is down in 2016, and shareholders were panicked about Amazon's rising operational costs and shipping costs from its Q4 2015 earnings report.
But despite the short-term negativity, CEO Jeff Bezos just made Barron's list of top CEOs for 2016.
The Amazon stock price is down in 2016, and shareholders were panicked about Amazon's rising operational costs and shipping costs from its Q4 2015 earnings report.
But despite the short-term negativity, CEO Jeff Bezos just made Barron's list of top CEOs for 2016.
The Amazon stock price today is down over 2%, even though the company announced a major a partnership with Fitbit.
For whatever reason, Wall Street just can't see that this is a huge catalyst for revenue growth.
The Amazon stock price is down over 16% in 2016 after the online retailer failed to meet expectations in its Q4 2015 earnings report.
And now shareholders are starting to worry about Amazon opening its second brick-and-mortar store this summer in San Diego.
In a volatile market, it can be hard to find the best stocks to buy.
But we narrowed down three in the emerging $14.4 trillion Internet of Things industry.
The Amazon stock price has not been immune to the bearish 2016 stock market.
In fact, Amazon is even lagging behind the Nasdaq and Dow Jones Industrial Average.
Amazon.com Inc. (Nasdaq: AMZN) stock just received a major new catalyst this week when it announced it will acquire the India-based payment company Emvantage.
This purchase gives Amazon access to an industry that could be worth as much as $100 billion. And that's not even the biggest reason why we're bullish on the AMZN stock price in 2016.
First, here are the details of the acquisition...
The Amazon stock price is climbing today because Amazon announced a new stock buyback program.
The stock buyback program would allow Amazon to purchase an additional $5 billion in shares.
Yes, Amazon stock has fallen nearly 11% in the last five trading sessions, and more than 21% in 2016 already.
But we remain bullish on the Amazon stock price for one major reason. This one major catalyst is part of the reason Amazon has become a $250 billion company, and why the stock has climbed more than 1,200% in the last 10 years.
First, here's why the Amazon stock price was dropping earlier this morning...
Amazon.com Inc. (Nasdaq: AMZN) posted a big earnings miss yesterday (Thursday), and the Amazon stock price dropped more than 15% today to an intraday low of $570.
Panicked investors are missing a major reason to remain bullish on the Amazon stock price even though earnings disappointed.
But first, here's why the Amazon stock price is dropping today...
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Money Morning Technical Trading Specialist D.R. Barton appeared on CNBC World after Amazon.com (Nasdaq: AMZN) blew away all analysts' expectations and turned in a stellar profit of $0.19 per share on $23.18 billion in revenue.
Life is about to get even better for shareholders as the e-commerce giant looks to put revenue worries to rest forever.
Don't miss D.R.'s look at CEO Jeff Bezos' "take over the world's retail" mentality...
