My (soon to be ex) wife was awful about this. She worked and had her own money, so that wasn't the issue, the amount of cardboard was. The volume of trash they can produce is astounding. She went on a work trip for 2 weeks and I had 1 bag of trash in the bin and the one inside was less than half full. She comes home and its full in 3 days, along with the recycle bin due to all of the bullshit She ordered while gone. I kicked her ass out of the house and now I am stuck with all of her useless bulkshit to dispose of which of course costs money. I swear, that trash island on the pacific is entirely due to them... jeets just landfill their own country.
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It's kind of absurd to be that I can order it from Amazon, get it the next day and pay 30% cheaper prices than the store 10 minutes from the house. Why would anyone shop at the store?
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earnings per share are up big this year
long term debt to equity is low
trading at low price to earnings of only 21
dominant market share in not just e-commerce but also advertising and film and streaming and cloud and even wholefoods etc.
gross sales goes up every year, consistently
it's a no brainer stock to put in portfolio for consistent reliable gains. especially if you use it yourself. pay yourself back by owning a few shares.
Amazon is expensive for a lot of molded plastic. All these drop shippers order from Alibaba and list on Amazon for $8 for what they paid $300 for a box of a thousand
everyone orders shit off amazon every week. most people are subscribed. people have amazon door bells and alexa this alexa that. Yet the stock trades at a low multiple under 30 with huge market share and large subscription base and seems to survive recessions scamdemics and everything else.
it's a small portion of my portfolio and i trim or add shares depending on its short term performance and earnings. long term it is easy growth stock 10%+ per year expected return.