5 Reasons to Buy Amazon Stock Now ???? $AMZN Stock Analysis

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AMZN stock has been a 2021 laggard, but can this behemoth help your portfolio outperform in 2022?

In its recent quarter, Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) missed on both top and bottom lines and provided fourth-quarter guidance that was below consensus estimates. Amazon's CEO, Andy Jassy, discussed on the recent earnings call that he expects "several billion dollars" of additional costs for the fourth quarter related to higher employee costs, supply chain contrasts, labor shortages, and overall increased cost of goods sold. 

Amazon undeniably had a rough past quarter, but it is outperforming its peers this holiday season, and I believe the stock is poised for outperformance in 2022.

In today's video, I go into more detail, but from a high level, here are the 5 primary reasons the stock should rebound in 2022:
✅ Record holiday sales
✅ Amazon Web Services (AWS)
✅ Amazon marketplace
✅ Infrastructure and employees
✅ 2021 Laggard that historically follows a noticeable trend

For more details and my opinion on the stock price and where I think its headed in 2022, please watch this video and subscribe for more.

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