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Why I am buying amazon stock!
Online retail and cloud businesses are still young.
Amazon’s online retail business has been around for decades. The company's cloud business known as Amazon Web Services, or AWS, isn’t brand new either. But while both these businesses are large and well-established at this point, Post says they are both still relatively early in their growth stages. Global e-commerce gross merchandise volume was $3.2 trillion in 2019, up 19% compared with 2018. Post is projecting another 18.5% growth in 2020. Post projects global e-commerce penetration can more than double from 11% today to more than 25% over time. He estimates AWS cloud revenue could also grow to $57 billion by 2021.
Amazon’s customers are loyal.
A recent Bank of America survey found 58% of online shoppers start their search on Amazon compared with just 25% that start with Google, which is under the parent company Alphabet (GOOG, GOOGL). In addition, Post found 34% more respondents indicated they are using Amazon’s platform more today than a year ago compared with respondents who said they are using it less. That increased-to-decreased usage ratio is better than any other company included in the survey and demonstrates Amazon's positive momentum. Finally, 30% of shoppers surveyed said they complete between 76% and 100% of all online shopping on Amazon, up from 26% a year ago.
Prime usage is rising.
Not only are Amazon’s Prime membership numbers and membership revenue growing at an impressive rate, Bank of America found 75% of current Prime users say they are “unlikely” or “very unlikely” to cancel their membership. Only 6% of Prime members said they are likely to cancel in the next year, down from 8% a year ago. Prime members spend an average of $1,704 per year on Amazon compared with $491 annually for nonmembers. Finally, 24% of Prime members intend to spend more on Amazon in 2020 compared with 7% who plan to spend less.
More Reasons
Grocery is a growth catalyst.
Free one-day delivery.
AWS is the cloud leader.
Retail margins rebound.
Revenue trends are positive.
Amazon is increasing fulfillment capabilities.
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Why I am buying amazon stock!
Online retail and cloud businesses are still young.
Amazon’s online retail business has been around for decades. The company's cloud business known as Amazon Web Services, or AWS, isn’t brand new either. But while both these businesses are large and well-established at this point, Post says they are both still relatively early in their growth stages. Global e-commerce gross merchandise volume was $3.2 trillion in 2019, up 19% compared with 2018. Post is projecting another 18.5% growth in 2020. Post projects global e-commerce penetration can more than double from 11% today to more than 25% over time. He estimates AWS cloud revenue could also grow to $57 billion by 2021.
Amazon’s customers are loyal.
A recent Bank of America survey found 58% of online shoppers start their search on Amazon compared with just 25% that start with Google, which is under the parent company Alphabet (GOOG, GOOGL). In addition, Post found 34% more respondents indicated they are using Amazon’s platform more today than a year ago compared with respondents who said they are using it less. That increased-to-decreased usage ratio is better than any other company included in the survey and demonstrates Amazon's positive momentum. Finally, 30% of shoppers surveyed said they complete between 76% and 100% of all online shopping on Amazon, up from 26% a year ago.
Prime usage is rising.
Not only are Amazon’s Prime membership numbers and membership revenue growing at an impressive rate, Bank of America found 75% of current Prime users say they are “unlikely” or “very unlikely” to cancel their membership. Only 6% of Prime members said they are likely to cancel in the next year, down from 8% a year ago. Prime members spend an average of $1,704 per year on Amazon compared with $491 annually for nonmembers. Finally, 24% of Prime members intend to spend more on Amazon in 2020 compared with 7% who plan to spend less.
More Reasons
Grocery is a growth catalyst.
Free one-day delivery.
AWS is the cloud leader.
Retail margins rebound.
Revenue trends are positive.
Amazon is increasing fulfillment capabilities.
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Get $55 for travel: http://bit.ly/2TfB5Lz
Here’s my Venture referral link: https://capital.one/39gxKBw
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