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What was said about Amazon
This is the TubeRank file on AMZN. Price calls from finance YouTube are kept here with the original quote, then checked against the market once their window closes. Read it the way you would a research notebook.
AMZNAmazon
$254.98as of 10h ago
The record, in brief
12 calls from 6 channels are on file for AMZN. 1 has a result. The hit rate is 100% (1 hit, 0 missed, 0 partial; a partial counts as half). 3 are still pending. The record leans bullish: 9 bullish and 3 bearish.
- On file
- 12
- Hit rate
- 100%
- Pending
- 3
- Channels
- 6
recorded calls
1 hit · 0 miss · 0 partial
awaiting a result
9 bullish · 3 bearish
Targets against the price
Each dot is a call with a target and a video date, drawn against the recorded price. Open one for the quote and how it resolved.
- pending
- hit
- unverifiable
Left off the chart: 8 without a target or a video date and 1 with a horizon longer than a year. They remain in the list below.
Calls, by channel
Grouped by who said it. The latest thesis is written out; open a channel for the calls we kept, newest first.
Stock Moe4 callsBullishThe host highlights Amazon as one of the most congressionally-held stocks and personally expresses a desire to accumulate more shares. He frames it as a personal favorite among the top congressional holdings.
The host highlights Amazon as one of the most congressionally-held stocks and personally expresses a desire to accumulate more shares. He frames it as a personal favorite among the top congressional holdings.
Earlier theses (2)
Stock Moe views Amazon as his top pick among the five, citing a healthy pullback from highs and record AWS growth and backlog. He believes Amazon will continue to run higher over the next few years as AWS momentum builds.
Stock Moe views Amazon's recent 8% pullback from its highs as a buying opportunity, expecting price to dip into a Fibonacci-based accumulation zone before bouncing. He also wants to build a large long-term position in the stock by year end.
“This is one of my favorites. I want to buy all I can get of this.”
“Amazon I believe is going to shock the world as they go forward over the next few years and it is going to continue to run it up.”
“Amazon is one of them stocks on my watch list... that I'm looking to get to a five to six digit accumulation of by the end of this year, ho…”
“I would believe 256 will get hit eventually... 256 down to that 249. Great zone.”
Financial Education3 callsBullishThe host views Amazon as a cleaner long-term story than Meta because AWS growth is accelerating rapidly, giving investors visible ROI. He has no interest in trimming the position and expects Amazon to be a much larger company in five years.
The host views Amazon as a cleaner long-term story than Meta because AWS growth is accelerating rapidly, giving investors visible ROI. He has no interest in trimming the position and expects Amazon to be a much larger company in five years.
Earlier theses (2)
Amazon is the third-largest position at $412,000, up $193,000. The YouTuber expresses a long-term conviction that Amazon is 'always a buy' and will remain a good investment at least into the 2030s.
Amazon gained over $10,000 today and is now up $124,000 total in the portfolio. The YouTuber believes the stock wants much higher prices and specifically targets $250.
“Meta is going to be a massively larger company 5 years from now than it is today in my opinion. Same thing with Amazon.”
“It's always a buy and it's going to remain like that for at least into the 2030s.”
“Amazon, this is another stock that wants, you know, a lot higher prices. This stock wants 250.”
Michael Tyler2 callsBearishThe YouTuber includes Amazon among the hyperscalers with significant off-balance-sheet debt commitments tied to AI infrastructure buildout, warning this debt will migrate onto the balance sheet and pressure operating income over the next few years. He remains generally cautious toward hyperscalers, including Amazon, until spending becomes more sustainable.
The YouTuber includes Amazon among the hyperscalers with significant off-balance-sheet debt commitments tied to AI infrastructure buildout, warning this debt will migrate onto the balance sheet and pressure operating income over the next few years. He remains generally cautious toward hyperscalers, including Amazon, until spending becomes more sustainable.
Earlier thesis (1)
Amazon is viewed as more likely to have neutral or disappointing earnings compared to other big tech names, though it's in a slightly better position than Google being down 6% from highs rather than at new highs.
“I don't like AI hardware stocks. I don't really like the hyperscalers either until they start spending in a more reasonable sustainable way.”
“I think if we are going to have more bad earnings, companies that kind of lean more neutral, it's probably Amazon and Google.”
Asymmetric Investing by Travis Hoium1 callBearishTravis argues that Amazon's e-commerce dominance is under existential threat from agentic commerce tools like Meta's Muse, because Amazon's retail profitability depends almost entirely on advertising revenue that AI shopping agents bypass. He contends this could disintermediate Amazon from its role as the 'aggregator of demand,' turning it into a commoditized supplier rather than the primary shopping destination.
Travis argues that Amazon's e-commerce dominance is under existential threat from agentic commerce tools like Meta's Muse, because Amazon's retail profitability depends almost entirely on advertising revenue that AI shopping agents bypass. He contends this could disintermediate Amazon from its role as the 'aggregator of demand,' turning it into a commoditized supplier rather than the primary shopping destination.
Tom Nash1 callStrongly BullishNash calls Amazon the 'largest landlord on the planet' with the biggest bull case of the three mega-caps he covers, citing accelerating growth, doubling/quadrupling financials over five years, and vertical integration into training chips. He projects 144% upside to $567 per share by 2030 based on his profit and multiple assumptions.
Nash calls Amazon the 'largest landlord on the planet' with the biggest bull case of the three mega-caps he covers, citing accelerating growth, doubling/quadrupling financials over five years, and vertical integration into training chips. He projects 144% upside to $567 per share by 2030 based on his profit and multiple assumptions.
Jeremy Lefebvre Makes Money1 callBullishAmazon is showing strong performance in the market recovery, up 25% from the bottom. Like Meta, the YouTuber sees potential for significant upside if the company signals capex moderation.
Amazon is showing strong performance in the market recovery, up 25% from the bottom. Like Meta, the YouTuber sees potential for significant upside if the company signals capex moderation.