Summary
- Amazon reported Q4 '14 earnings that smashed reduced analyst estimates.
- The online retail giant surged 13% based on those numbers,
but the gains will only encourage further competition for a low-margin
business.
- Investors should sell shares into the rally.
After
beating analyst estimates for Q4 and surging nearly $43 the next trading day, Amazon.com (NASDAQ:
AMZN) is probably further away from a lasting profit profile. A previous article -
Why Amazon Is Likely To Never Make A Profit
- highlighted how competition was joining the fray, yet Amazon doesn't
produce meaningful profits. The prime reason being the astonishing
market valuation of Amazon in general, and the huge $20.6 billion gain
due to a small profit sure help embolden the competition into the
sector.
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full article at Seeking Alpha.
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