u/RemoteCoconut1062 ·
Reddit — r/ValueInvesting
· April 27, 2026 at 16:47
· ⬆ 15 pts
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Author considers selling Amazon (AMZN) before earnings due to expected disappointment from high cash flow spending on long-term investments.
Thesis: current price ~$265–275 may be near a short-term peak, with a more optimal entry around $280–290 after a potential pullback.
Quality assessment: Speculation based on gut feeling, lacking detailed financial data or rigorous analysis; not well-researched DD.
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I've been buying amazon stock for the last year pretty much at every dip under 200 with an average cost of around 180 per share. Obviously I'm very satisfied with where the price is right now. My gut is telling me earnings will not impress due to the amount of cash flow being spent on long term investments. However, I can't help but think that a more optimal buy out price is still in place around the 280-290 level. For the amount of shares I own, the price difference between 265 and even 275 is pretty stellar. What are you planning on doing with your AMZN shares?
Author notes high capex spending at Amazon may depress near-term earnings, and price has rallied to ~$265 (above his $180 cost basis). Earnings miss or cautious guidance could trigger a short-term pullback, creating a better re-entry around $280–290. While long-term bullish, the author suggests trimming or waiting before earnings to avoid downside risk. Amazon beats earnings (e.g., AWS strength, cost controls) leading to further upside; missing out on continued rally.
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