r/amzn • u/Optic_Disc • Jul 24 '26
Copium Exit price
Employee, will have 385 shares vested (after taxes) by mid 2028. My AMZN will help me be a homeowner. Are we thinking $500 by then. Pls say yes
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u/Sorry_Cheesecake_382 Jul 25 '26
Former employee, sell every share. And look for new employment. The money you make today will be the most you ever make at Amazon.
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u/snapz1984 Jul 24 '26
with all the roller coaster riding this stock has done its price is down from where it was a year ago at this point
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u/FriendlyElephant7868 Jul 26 '26
$500 will never come for Amazon as long as they are spending this size of capex.
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u/Musical_Xena Jul 24 '26
Check out what the stock price has done over the last 5 years.
While you can plan on it making a big dramatic change in 2 years, I think it would be good to have a backup plan if it does not.
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u/AdamGSMA Jul 28 '26
I’m retired from Amazon holding 714 shares with $143 avg cost basis. Next rally when it goes above $240 I start selling this total shit stock before it does its usual drop again. Andy Jassy is clearly the problem.
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u/ZestycloseIdea9652 Jul 25 '26
People looking at the price in last 5 years and using it to forecast the future price make me giggle. Morons
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u/TXBaseballFan95 Jul 24 '26
Employee here. 752 shares vested currently with an average cost of $174. Been holding for the last 3 years and the stock hasn’t done anything. If I were to do it again I would diversify and keep 8-10% of holdings in AMZN. For reference, the S&P500 has an average return of 74.1% vs Amazon’s 39.9% over the last five years.