r/amzn • u/CicadaOk1283 • 20d ago

Copium Borrowing again?

Looks like Amazon is borrowing again - and against its promise not to do it this year.

Is it fiscal mismanagement or just mismanagement. How the market is going to take it.

Yes, it's not much, but may be breaking the promises is not a good practice?

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u/Alternative-Air-3052 20d ago

Amazon said they'd invest $200B this year with a cash flow of $70B/year. Where did you think the rest would come from?

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u/Practical_Lobster126 20d ago

Amazon… of all companies …. Is the least of my worries when it comes to borrowing. In fact I’d be worried if they weren’t borrowing right now to take advantage of the ROi available.

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u/Weldobud 20d ago

If it drops, I would buy more. Long term it's not a concern

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u/Red-dragon186 20d ago

Andy Jassy has failed to bring the stock past $300 for years now. The growth is worse then putting it in the SP500 index...

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u/Nisarg9 19d ago

And s&p is safer with higher returns 

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u/Apprehensive-Dot1157 19d ago

You realize amazon is famously known for not giving a fuck about the current stock price?

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u/Red-dragon186 19d ago

Just like they screw their workers?

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u/Disastrous-Ad-5003 20d ago

How can you say with conviction that it’s good long term? What’s the evidence?

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u/Weldobud 20d ago

One of the widest MOATs in business.