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Amazon Stock Will Shine Post-Bezos and Post-Pandemic

Amazon will remain the dominant force as it moves into a new era. As Jeff Bezos’ term as CEO winds

Amazon Stock Will Shine Post-Bezos and Post-Pandemic

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He’ll assume the title of Executive Chair at that time, and Andy Jassy will become CEO.\nFundamentally, it means that an end to an era is approaching. That has the market wondering whether Amazon will see some degree of decline.\nI’ll start by saying that I believe very little will change. That’s a good thing.\nMaybe Amazon will institute a dividend, or perhaps it’ll undertake a stock-split. Whether it does either, neither, or both of those things, Amazon is still a worthwhile investment.\nRecent Results and AMZN Stock\nEven though Jeff Bezos is easing away from his CEO role, Amazon continues to perform incredibly well. In Q1 ‘21, net sales at Amazon increased by 44% year-over-year, to $108.5 billion.\nWalmart(NYSE:WMT), by comparison, netted $134.6 billion: A larger number in absolute terms, yet its 8.7% revenue increase was much lower than Amazon’s 44% increase.\nIf that comparison makes you uneasy from an investment perspective (although it shouldn’t) then consider another often made comparison. That between Chinese ecommerce giantAlibaba(NYSE:BABA) and Amazon.\nAmazon’s Q1 2021 revenues of $108.5 billion are 50.69% greater than the $72 billion the Amazon of China made in all of fiscal year 2020.\nFurther, at Amazon, income in Q1 reached $8.1 billion, more than triple what it was a year prior.\nSo ignore bearish sentiment dictates that somehow Amazon’s best days are behind it. It really is overall a company that just keeps winning.\nAmazon has shown its value in our limited contact, pandemic-ridden world. One might expect that it simply can’t continue to exceed expectations.\nHowever, it keeps proving that it can. Analysts expected Amazon to report $104 billion in revenues in Q1, it beat the estimates with that $108.5 billion figure.\nWhen you look at AMZN stock and its $3,300 price tag it could easily give you pause. But then its important to consider the company’s track record and Wall Street’s opinion of it.\nJust about every one of the more than 50 analysts with coverage of Amazon consider it a buy. Their average price target indicates 27.3% upside.\nThat should lend a fair amount of confidence to anyone on the fence about buying Amazon shares.\nIs Amazon’s Growth Pandemic Bound\nThe short answer is no. Amazon was huge back in 2016, recording $135 billion in revenues. Those revenues more than doubled by 2019 when it recorded $280 billion in sales.\nIn 2020 revenues hit $386 billion. Yes, that was a revenue increase that was historically out of line. 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He’ll assume the title of Executive Chair at that time, and Andy Jassy will become CEO.\nFundamentally, it means that an end to an era is approaching. That has the market wondering whether Amazon will see some degree of decline.\nI’ll start by saying that I believe very little will change. That’s a good thing.\nMaybe Amazon will institute a dividend, or perhaps it’ll undertake a stock-split. Whether it does either, neither, or both of those things, Amazon is still a worthwhile investment.\nRecent Results and AMZN Stock\nEven though Jeff Bezos is easing away from his CEO role, Amazon continues to perform incredibly well. In Q1 ‘21, net sales at Amazon increased by 44% year-over-year, to $108.5 billion.\nWalmart(NYSE:WMT), by comparison, netted $134.6 billion: A larger number in absolute terms, yet its 8.7% revenue increase was much lower than Amazon’s 44% increase.\nIf that comparison makes you uneasy from an investment perspective (although it shouldn’t) then consider another often made comparison. That between Chinese ecommerce giantAlibaba(NYSE:BABA) and Amazon.\nAmazon’s Q1 2021 revenues of $108.5 billion are 50.69% greater than the $72 billion the Amazon of China made in all of fiscal year 2020.\nFurther, at Amazon, income in Q1 reached $8.1 billion, more than triple what it was a year prior.\nSo ignore bearish sentiment dictates that somehow Amazon’s best days are behind it. It really is overall a company that just keeps winning.\nAmazon has shown its value in our limited contact, pandemic-ridden world. One might expect that it simply can’t continue to exceed expectations.\nHowever, it keeps proving that it can. Analysts expected Amazon to report $104 billion in revenues in Q1, it beat the estimates with that $108.5 billion figure.\nWhen you look at AMZN stock and its $3,300 price tag it could easily give you pause. But then its important to consider the company’s track record and Wall Street’s opinion of it.\nJust about every one of the more than 50 analysts with coverage of Amazon consider it a buy. Their average price target indicates 27.3% upside.\nThat should lend a fair amount of confidence to anyone on the fence about buying Amazon shares.\nIs Amazon’s Growth Pandemic Bound\nThe short answer is no. Amazon was huge back in 2016, recording $135 billion in revenues. Those revenues more than doubled by 2019 when it recorded $280 billion in sales.\nIn 2020 revenues hit $386 billion. Yes, that was a revenue increase that was historically out of line. 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