Amazon Faces 1 Big Obstacle Before Becoming a Buy
Amazon sports three wide moat businesses and almost universally positive analyst coverage. So why isn’t it a buy?
Amazon sports three wide moat businesses and almost universally positive analyst coverage. So why isn’t it a buy?
Let’s take a close look at this big-box retailer after it posted a solid earnings beat.
Meta’s Muse AI model, luxury goods expectations and other headlines moving the market this morning.
Distinguishing between net sales and total sales points to August quarter upside.
Conditions for a difficult September are in place, but it will also create new opportunities.
Let’s look at today’s indicators with an eye to the past to get a look at a possible future scenario.
It has been a scary summer of moves in either direction for Asia’s chip sector and the reaction to Nvidia’s guidance may come as a shock.
* The cumulative or “stacked” inflation (since 2000) is weighing on the consumer sector
* This, coupled with the shrinking savings rate, is critical to the outlook for equities given the role of consumer spending and the large swath of stocks dependent on the consumer...
Combine the flatlining in real disposable income:
With the dwindling savings rate:

And the outlook for consumer spending over the next 12 months is poor. The shares of Costco ($COST), Walmart ($WMT), Dick’s Sporting Goods ($DKS) and other consumer-related equities already “know this.”
Position: None
The stock is trading lower after the bell but the big question is how it impacts the broader market.
As retailers get hit and AI-plays bubble over, I’ve got my sights on these two promising biopharma stocks.