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As Amazon's (NASDAQ: AMZN) stock price nears the $200 resistance point after strong Q3 earnings, there has been a notable amount of insider trading.
If you're similar to me, spotting a high dividend yield makes you pause and do some quick calculations. For instance, if we invested $10,000 in a stock with a 9.3% yield, how much would we earn in dividends?
Boeing's new CEO, Kelly Ortberg, has a lot on his hands: assembly workers in the Seattle area are on strike, customers and regulators are pressuring him to improve the quality of the company's commercial planes, and the defense and space division is losing money. However, if former President Donald Trump wins the election on November 5, Ortberg might encounter even more challenges.
The previous management was concerned about the share price and minimized significant issues. However, a more thorough analysis could be done by looking at competitors, FAA reports, and feedback from the Department of Defense. By investigating the actual problems, I helped many investors avoid the mistake of buying Boeing too early in the past four years.
Which of these strong retail stocks is a better investment at the moment?
Amazon is performing exceptionally well, and its prospects seem very promising.
Amazon shared impressive results, thanks to its strong e-commerce performance and increasing profits from AWS. However, a slowdown in third-party services suggests that some merchants are moving to rival platforms. Additionally, the recent changes at Temu could threaten Amazon's advantage in e-commerce in the long run.
The company has faced several challenges in its space exploration efforts, and it may be time to consider other options.
Amazon announced its Q3'24 earnings, which were better than anticipated, thanks to strong performance in e-Commerce and particularly in Cloud services. The company exceeded expectations for both revenue and profit, with a notable increase in operating income from AWS. Looking ahead, Amazon's outlook for Q4 is promising, as it includes major shopping events like Black Friday and the Christmas season, likely increasing spending on the platform.
On Friday, a report revealed that U.S. energy regulators turned down a revised interconnection agreement for an Amazon data center that would be linked directly to a nuclear power plant in Pennsylvania.