Roughly $120K in my portfolio are in tech/TSLA stocks, can I get an advice on any other stocks that I can acquire to diversify my reserve across multiple markets while creating a comprehensive portfolio allocation that balances my concerns of risk aversion and returns that meet yearly inflation
Very true , I diversified my $400K portfolio across multiple market with the aid of an investment advisor, I have been able to generate over $900k in net profit across high dividend yield stocks, ETF and bonds in few months.
Companies with lack of vision and lackluster managerial processes are doomed when their CEO steps down. And that's the CEO itself that causes it, as he/she is not able to create the right culture and the right structural formula to ensure a future for his/her company.
Exactly, Warren Buffet always says that the best companies are the ones which can be run by an idiot (i.e. the processes are well established and streamlined, and so is the process to create these).
What do all these giant companies have in common? They all outsourced the talent and destroyed their reputation with both staff and customers, choosing instead to chase short term profits that dried up.
Didn't the author of the video literally go over how Bezos decisions were reflected 3 years in the future? Yet he also hearts your comment. The entire video is "who knows heh, it's happened before, it might again!" Video lacks any credible information. Guess this all makes sense.
A good move for Amazon is to sell Twitch and focus on stuff that they do well, Then again people probably are going to the shops again rather then waiting for stuff to be delivered like a day after you want it.
Twitch, RUclips and all other big free video streaming services is a money hole without stop. Impossible business to make profitable. Not even only text based services like Twitter and Reddit can make any profit, and probably never will. It cost extreme amount of money to run something at this scale. And storage cost only is very expensive. If Amazon did not start AWS they would make really big losses.
Twitch would be prime real estate for a 80s style corporate raider. Come in, trim the fat, fire the execs, spin off the intellectual property and actual technology business underneath.
Better yet if they partner up with Walmart they could be invincible dominating both markets. Using Walmart stores as semi warehouses for faster deliveries.
How do you always get such unique and interesting video ideas? A lot of infographic channels these days cover the same stuff and are just so boring. Keep up the great work!
Microsoft didn't get destroyed. They remain one of the largest companies in the world throughout, which no other company can say. And also Microsoft pays dividends.Share price isn't how you measure total returns.
@@BastiatC They also really need to fix AWS. It was a fantastic, paradigm-shifting tool when it was new on the market but 20 years later its gotten pretty long in the tooth. Its convoluted and difficult to understand with dozens if not hundreds of services that have huge yet ill-defined overlaps of functionality that all has to be micro-managed by a dedicated ops team to ensure everything can talk to everything else, permissions have to be finely-tuned to allow necessary functionality without just opening the floodgates, etc and all controlled through a rather outdated and equally convoluted UI. Add to that the a growing idea (whether real or perceived) that the benefits of cloud are no longer outweighing the costs, and we're seeing some shift back toward on-prem hardware systems. I don't know the answers to all of that (probably why I don't have Bezos type money!), especially given that backward-compatibility needs to be maintained to avoid losing (and probably being sued by) all of their existing customers, but its going to be a slow drain if they don't figure out something.
The real issue is people/investors only ever looking at the short term profits, losses, etc. in the markets. Is it alarming how much the value of the company has dropped in a short period? Yea anyone would be concerned about that. But it doesnt mean the company is failing or going to go out of business. The value of Amazon and many companies was artificially inflated during the pandemic when many people were only able to buy goods and services from a select group of companies, and those companies profits and market cap ballooned. The economy and the world is finally getting back to normal. Which means people are spending money elsewhere. Also rising interest rates has also slowed down growth in many areas as its more expensive to borrow money now. Everyone focuses way to much on the short term and wants immediate results, I'm willing to gamble that 5 years from now this will just be a small downturn in Amazon and other companies long term growth.
Amazon bet on going to China and teaching the Chinese how to sell on their platform (Amazon held large conferences frequently in China) so they could become a royalty collector off of the Chinese sales. Over 75% of 3rd party sellers on Amazon are now Chinese. Amazon didn't count on the Chinese saying, "meh... we will build our own platforms (Temu, etc). and bypass you as the middleman. Thanks for all of the training and tricks around customs." You reap what you sow. I've read tons of stories of Amazon scr*wing over domestic 3rd party sellers (Amazon had the sales data) and then undercutting their sellers. Amazon has been a bad company for a very long time. Then there was the Amazon affiliates that they threw under the bus as well... that's another story.
China had a platform like Amazon before Amazon went heavy into China. AliExpress,Wish, and Baidu we're already highly successful e-commerce platforms. Temu is just there to sell over production that the factories there can't get rid of. It also hemorrhages money.
GOOD CONTENT !!! Very engaging right from the beginning These are tough times and frankly I appreciate how you discuss global finances in such a delicate way. Business and investment are the best way to make money even under the nose off
Nice video. All Tech companies have will have a pinnacle of innovation and once that point is reached, growth slows/stalls down and it then becomes a bubble. I think that's the case with most tech companies right now.
Given that is hard to even come up with a worthy idea in the first place. I find it ridiculous when companies tries to force growth not backed by a real advantage other than trying to buy the competition. During times like these when markets are down, companies go into correction mode (for mostly obvious reasons).
I think he does need another challenge!! Come back like a boss and get the company back on track. And most of all, get all the glory he knows he’ll eventually get!! Power PR move!
Well, Jeff Bezos didn’t take a serious salary. Only about $80k a year and no stock compensation. But the stake he had from founding the company obviously made him a crap ton.
I mean fr, even web developers and software engineers complain about AWS' UI, which should not be like that for a tech. company of that level. That's why new companies like Vercel, fly, railway, are taking the spotlight as well in this area.
I am not going to lie, I yearn for Bezos’s downfall. I have no respect for people like him. I have no idea why some rich celebrities are idolised despite the fact that most of them got to where they are via connections and past fortunes. Even many who are proclaimed to be “self made” often times had some ace up their sleeve, that others conveniently didn’t have.
These company misfortunes are a shining example of why "diversity hiring" is the wrong move and will blow up in your face in short order. Under his management, the company was seemingly thriving. In his absence it is exactly the opposite. That's very likely and almost guaranteed due to woke policies starting with who is in leadership positions that don't belong there, and subscribing to woke ideology. Any company that falls off a cliff like that typically has one common driving force. Upper management. The C-Suite exec types. People that are there because of "diversity hiring" mostly. People that are pushing that woke ideology. This cascades down through the ranks. The frontline workforce isn't the problem. The management is. Pretty much always. When a company is failing it's not the frontliners that are to blame. It's policies which are handed down from management, or management decisions in general. If Amazon wants to reverse their fortunes, they need to prune their management ranks and streamline operations. If that means firing people and consolidating their offices under bigger umbrellas, then so be it. If you don't need 5 managers above you, then fire some and consolidate departments and trim the fat to 2 managers above you. Bad decisions can take any money making company and scuttle it quick. Frontliners don't make those decisions. Management does. So if you're looking for the fail point, look first and foremost to your management levels and C-Suite types. Fix that and the rest cascades down.
Good move for Amazon will be to stop overworking employees due to the bad decisions.. not fair. Not even talking about warehouses employees. Everyone is over worked, then the workers think it’s the small guy that has a decision…. Too many outside hands trying to control each building.
As a Amazon investor I would actually want Bezos back. Yes I know he is a PR nightmare and more but he’s a great businessman when It comes to execution.
Your argument about taking years to see the results is the same argument for Disney. The struggles under Chapek can absolutely be traced to decisions made by Iger.
bro u missed the logic, amazon grew bcz of pendamic, i worked in building big building for them., when i joined in 2019, our team was 16, and due to pendamic and ppl buying online, it grew to 160+ indicating the demand. and now when ppl retrun to normal life and some like to shop offline and demand goes back to normal!. thus, the company is again going in other direction. simple.
2:40 “…has plenty of years of work left…” Fuck…that😂 He’s super rich, he should just continue living his life as he wants. Heck, if he gets bored just start another company.
Personally the qol aspect Amazon offers is the main reason I use them. Amazon basics and so on to offset my shopping. Less time in stores lowers unnecessary spending. If their grocery service was better I’d use them.
If Amazon grew and was the best, it is because people got tired of the abuse of physical stores and saw in Amazon the store that would take care of the interests of consumers, quickly and taking care of them, instead since this guy arrived del Andy, or something else, we started with a painful and disgusting service in terms of customer service, going through any incident from department to department, having to spend hours of your time, talking with Latino or Hindu characters with zero education and even racists, to lie to you. in your face, so that they lose your orders, so that they tell you to go to the police because your package did not arrive or to wait more than a month for your refund, added to the harassment of their OFM department, which threatens any client with closing his account for returning two things in a row, non-stop scandals and unforgivable neglect with the client, if they are there and went up it was because of how they were, what is now a shame, it is an intolerable mistreatment and their practices are abusive and illegal and that is no longer acceptable
You mentioned all these CEOs coming back to save the company and you completely forget about the biggest turnaround there was. Steve Jobs saved Apple when it was just about to go bankrupt. What is this world we live in now a days we mention the people who are alive and as soon as your dead people just forgets what you done so often. Disrespectful
Off topic Have you ever considered to make a separate channel in another platform like odyssey? You can easily sync your yt channel there Im saying this because RUclips finally went on with their adblock war, and some people predicted that once a company starts scraping for every single penny that means ita not good news for that company
first of all according to many expert all stocks are over evaluated and this's going to happen to all, secondly Amazon has a systemic problem, it is a traditional company where the leadership ladder very long and that make decision making very difficult because all leaders in their own bubble and no long term vision. that's what made SpaceX cool Elon try to eliminate all the bubble because he learn every problem he had is the result of a department living in their own bubble and boom in the next mission, there're no booms at Amazon so I have little hope to get this problem solved
Iger is the reason that Disney is such a mess. There will be no turnaround until he is replaced with someone who isn't a senior citizen and has ideas that aren't tied to Disney's mountain of failure. Wasn't it Buffet who claimed that a successful company needs to be structured so that it can be run by an idiot because eventually it will be. There's a lot to admire about Bezos and the innovation he brought in the early years of cloud computing. He has nothing to prove. I think Microsoft is where IBM was in the 1990s. Massive, well run and successful however generational changes in IT departments across the world will chip away at it's dominance over the coming years.
So Jeff will rip the market again ... Interesting, a demerger and a new public offering. My question is what is Amazon? What is its business? Businesses are logistic solutions - Amazon is in a lot of logistics, but where are its core competencies?
The real reason why they are losing is simple competition is caught up, the rise of cheap Chinese crap and people are able to find get items from the direct from the Chinese.
I'm eagerly waiting for Nvidia's downfall. I need a better gpu for my 4k setup. Currently have a 3070 and its not enough with 8 gigs VRAM. They have taken a monopoly on the gaming gpu market and is putting prices whatever they like. This really has to stop. Due to the rise of AI they are having a meteoritic rise. We need some competition from AMD and Intel
Bezo needs to invest in the new renewable electricity production method, involving organic air batteries. These new renewable electricity producing organic air batteries which convert residual ambient solar heat available around us 24hrs to electricity was discovered in India recently. This new renewable electricity production method has potential to give additional income to poor households living in India and all over the world including the USA, Europe and other countries for the poor households to rent or to build their homes instead of living in streets which became a serious societal problem in India and all over the world. This new renewable electricity producing organic air batteries also has potential to replace all other methods of producing electricity to power household devices, to supply power to the grids and also to power the EVs.
in order to be a CEO at that level, you must be a narcissistic sociopath. That's the harsh reality of every single one I have ever worked with or in proximity of. I wish our society would stop putting these psychos on pedestals.
@suspicionofdeceit hmm, true... or let's say they maintained their innovation and work ethic, together with customer satisfaction. Also they don't rush into the shiny new technology when others are rushing into it. I mean look at what they're doing with VR now, and I won't be surprised if they came out with something new in Ai in about 5 years, lol. Cus its just gonna be good and it will automatically have a use case with their billions of users already.... Right?
@suspicionofdeceit I was talking about when he was fired. (When Apple was going bankrupt mid 80's- late 90's). Not about when he came back and passed away.
we've heard a lot about big tech and how it is has maxed out. I wanna hear about the new, sexy, and exciting stuff. Let's talk OpenAI and those super massive salary packages 925k TC baby!
My only interaction with Amazon is my Kindle account, although I am grateful for that. I like the security of having the books that I want to read in the cloud, because it can be difficult having to take books with you when you need to move. With that said, I've been hearing about Amazon making some missteps recently, and I'd like to see Jeff turn things around. a} Rings of Power was very, very bad. It was a Woke nightmare which seriously alienated Tolkien fans, and which virtually no one liked. I can imagine that that was probably terrible for Amazon's PR. b} I have no idea if they're true, but I do keep hearing persistent rumours about Amazon warehouses having attrocious labour practices. Assuming that that is the case, Jeff needs to look into that and fix it. I know a lot of people have been able to supplement their income with Amazon publishing and affiliate marketing, and I appreciate Kindle, as I've mentioned. I also view Amazon as providing a useful form of consumer logistics. It's one of the few corporations that I feel reasonably positive towards, and I'd like to see it survive. I hope Jeff can solve the problems which need solving, and get things headed back in the right direction.
Amazon's stock is down because of the recession and cost of living crisis. The business itself is fine. I feel like this whole video is intellectually lazy. 1."Bezos is more incentivized than anyone" He stands to make more money in absolute terms. But how much would an extra billion motivate him? I would argue that Jassy is more motivated because he has more to prove. 2."This bad quarter was baked when Bezos was CEO" This bad quarter was baked when Putin invaded Ukraine, and a million other things. Again, no-one is talking about the demise of AWS or the ecommerce business (unlike Disney or Starbuck, who actually do have internal issues). 3."Bezos has copied SpaceX in many ways" Bezos made a valedictorian speech when he was 18 where he talked about the need to explore space. He's been thinking about this for a long time - possibly much longer than Elon Musk. I know you didn't say he copied SpaceX completely, but I just feel like you should have skipped over this point unless you were going to go into detail. 4."The press hates Bezos" Maybe some New York times writers don't like him, but the business press love him. And they move the stock price much more. I like your videos. But this one was really phoned in, in my opinion. I know you have to rush to get content out. But I'm sure you can do that without making arguments that don't hold water. This whole video is based on the idea that a stock price slump means a business is in trouble, which is not always the case.
The only thing I know is if I’m the suck d*** Bezos, I would just sell all the stocks and get out of the garbage mess. Given Amazon’s reputation is entirely tainted by this one person alone.
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This is the embodiment of “I WAS GONE FOR 5 MINUTES AND YOU BURNT THE HOUSE DOWN”
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As a laid off employee of Amazon, I approve this message ✌️🤌.
LOL. The stimmies and plandemic effect finally wore off.
@@tonycrabtree3416PLANdemic 😂
@@Mah-LonCreativity . 😂😂
Roughly $120K in my portfolio are in tech/TSLA stocks, can I get an advice on any other stocks that I can acquire to diversify my reserve across multiple markets while creating a comprehensive portfolio allocation that balances my concerns of risk aversion and returns that meet yearly inflation
Very true , I diversified my $400K portfolio across multiple market with the aid of an investment advisor, I have been able to generate over $900k in net profit across high dividend yield stocks, ETF and bonds in few months.
My advisor is "ROCH DUNGCA-SCHREIBER* " You can easily look her up, she has years of financial market experience
Companies with lack of vision and lackluster managerial processes are doomed when their CEO steps down. And that's the CEO itself that causes it, as he/she is not able to create the right culture and the right structural formula to ensure a future for his/her company.
that may be too generalized to say that about every company on earth
@@dinglshingle agree, I was generalizing
@@BriefNerdOriginalwhile it's a huge generalization, this statement is quite accurate for alot of company
Exactly, Warren Buffet always says that the best companies are the ones which can be run by an idiot (i.e. the processes are well established and streamlined, and so is the process to create these).
What do all these giant companies have in common? They all outsourced the talent and destroyed their reputation with both staff and customers, choosing instead to chase short term profits that dried up.
Didn't the author of the video literally go over how Bezos decisions were reflected 3 years in the future?
Yet he also hearts your comment.
The entire video is "who knows heh, it's happened before, it might again!"
Video lacks any credible information.
Guess this all makes sense.
Amazon customer service used to be THE BEST! Now they are not.
A good move for Amazon is to sell Twitch and focus on stuff that they do well, Then again people probably are going to the shops again rather then waiting for stuff to be delivered like a day after you want it.
Who would buy it? Only Fans? Twitch is a sink hole.
Yeah there’s definitely a trend back towards big box retail
Twitch, RUclips and all other big free video streaming services is a money hole without stop. Impossible business to make profitable. Not even only text based services like Twitter and Reddit can make any profit, and probably never will. It cost extreme amount of money to run something at this scale. And storage cost only is very expensive. If Amazon did not start AWS they would make really big losses.
Twitch would be prime real estate for a 80s style corporate raider. Come in, trim the fat, fire the execs, spin off the intellectual property and actual technology business underneath.
Better yet if they partner up with Walmart they could be invincible dominating both markets. Using Walmart stores as semi warehouses for faster deliveries.
How do you always get such unique and interesting video ideas? A lot of infographic channels these days cover the same stuff and are just so boring. Keep up the great work!
Microsoft didn't get destroyed. They remain one of the largest companies in the world throughout, which no other company can say. And also Microsoft pays dividends.Share price isn't how you measure total returns.
Amazon originally called relentless for a reason.
Woah, you liked my comment!
If Amazon is failing/shrinking because of mismanagement, then it might help. Otherwise, it is meaningless.
Well it is mismanagement. Specifically the companies failure to handle third party abuse, and it's unethical conduct driving away consumers.
yeah sure take an advise from a peasant with a kid profile photo, right. off here
@@BastiatC They also really need to fix AWS. It was a fantastic, paradigm-shifting tool when it was new on the market but 20 years later its gotten pretty long in the tooth. Its convoluted and difficult to understand with dozens if not hundreds of services that have huge yet ill-defined overlaps of functionality that all has to be micro-managed by a dedicated ops team to ensure everything can talk to everything else, permissions have to be finely-tuned to allow necessary functionality without just opening the floodgates, etc and all controlled through a rather outdated and equally convoluted UI.
Add to that the a growing idea (whether real or perceived) that the benefits of cloud are no longer outweighing the costs, and we're seeing some shift back toward on-prem hardware systems.
I don't know the answers to all of that (probably why I don't have Bezos type money!), especially given that backward-compatibility needs to be maintained to avoid losing (and probably being sued by) all of their existing customers, but its going to be a slow drain if they don't figure out something.
Growth stocks generally don’t do well in a rising interest rate/high inflation environment
The real issue is people/investors only ever looking at the short term profits, losses, etc. in the markets. Is it alarming how much the value of the company has dropped in a short period? Yea anyone would be concerned about that. But it doesnt mean the company is failing or going to go out of business. The value of Amazon and many companies was artificially inflated during the pandemic when many people were only able to buy goods and services from a select group of companies, and those companies profits and market cap ballooned. The economy and the world is finally getting back to normal. Which means people are spending money elsewhere. Also rising interest rates has also slowed down growth in many areas as its more expensive to borrow money now. Everyone focuses way to much on the short term and wants immediate results, I'm willing to gamble that 5 years from now this will just be a small downturn in Amazon and other companies long term growth.
Amazon bet on going to China and teaching the Chinese how to sell on their platform (Amazon held large conferences frequently in China) so they could become a royalty collector off of the Chinese sales. Over 75% of 3rd party sellers on Amazon are now Chinese. Amazon didn't count on the Chinese saying, "meh... we will build our own platforms (Temu, etc). and bypass you as the middleman. Thanks for all of the training and tricks around customs." You reap what you sow. I've read tons of stories of Amazon scr*wing over domestic 3rd party sellers (Amazon had the sales data) and then undercutting their sellers. Amazon has been a bad company for a very long time. Then there was the Amazon affiliates that they threw under the bus as well... that's another story.
China had a platform like Amazon before Amazon went heavy into China. AliExpress,Wish, and Baidu we're already highly successful e-commerce platforms. Temu is just there to sell over production that the factories there can't get rid of. It also hemorrhages money.
Cannibalism of their own system to stay while not understanding their grasp of their customers/market/business book/actual vs projected cash flow.
well said 👏🏼
What about the part where Amazon stock went almost parabolic up during the pandemic? No wonder it dropped, there's no doom and gloom
this
Exactly. They all need a reality check and new understanding of market cap/saturation.
GOOD CONTENT !!! Very engaging right from the beginning These are tough times and frankly I appreciate how you discuss global finances in such a delicate way. Business and investment are the best way to make money even under the nose off
This new style without the quick cuts is so much better! Keep it up!
Nice video. All Tech companies have will have a pinnacle of innovation and once that point is reached, growth slows/stalls down and it then becomes a bubble. I think that's the case with most tech companies right now.
Given that is hard to even come up with a worthy idea in the first place. I find it ridiculous when companies tries to force growth not backed by a real advantage other than trying to buy the competition. During times like these when markets are down, companies go into correction mode (for mostly obvious reasons).
Thank you for placing the ads before the transition screens… I like that much better than during
This was a great video. Enjoyable to watch as I have been following all the CEOs for quite a while
I don’t think he will return, 2 years is nothing in the grand scheme of things
That’s true
Great video brother!!! Glad to watch another banger!!!
Thank you Daniel!
I think he does need another challenge!! Come back like a boss and get the company back on track. And most of all, get all the glory he knows he’ll eventually get!! Power PR move!
Hahaha alpha move
But he's pure evil
@@hieronymusvonlipschitzwell, that’s how people became rich
Amazon doesn’t pay taxes (or just a couple pennies) pays their employees in general to low and doesn’t make a profit. What’s the ceo his salary again?
Well, Jeff Bezos didn’t take a serious salary. Only about $80k a year and no stock compensation. But the stake he had from founding the company obviously made him a crap ton.
Leeched off working class labor, indeed.
@@LogicallyAnswered how did he became the richest? Because of my previous statement I think.
How many CEOs named Bob are there?
Who knows hahaha
@@LogicallyAnswered Corporate America - where the Robber Barons have been replaced with *Robert Barons*
I'll show myself out.
Amazon needs to spin off the retail division and rebrand the AWS corporate banner.
The retail division would have a much harder time staying afloat alone haha
The retail division is run at a loss to scrape data for AWS.
I mean fr, even web developers and software engineers complain about AWS' UI, which should not be like that for a tech. company of that level. That's why new companies like Vercel, fly, railway, are taking the spotlight as well in this area.
I am not going to lie, I yearn for Bezos’s downfall. I have no respect for people like him. I have no idea why some rich celebrities are idolised despite the fact that most of them got to where they are via connections and past fortunes. Even many who are proclaimed to be “self made” often times had some ace up their sleeve, that others conveniently didn’t have.
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Indeed, given millions from parents, family, establishment, etc and leeched billions from working class labor.
I thought u guys lived in a capitalist country tho.
Who would have thought the monopoly guy was the secret to making money.
Companies that exploit their sellers need to be held accountable.
We gotta take this channel to a million subs!!! severely underrated
There's a reason Buffett doesn't invest in Amazon, Tesla etc. It's all hype price without a true internal value
great vid！thank！Id personally wouldnt expect him to comeback, but you did well stating the pros n cons
These company misfortunes are a shining example of why "diversity hiring" is the wrong move and will blow up in your face in short order. Under his management, the company was seemingly thriving. In his absence it is exactly the opposite. That's very likely and almost guaranteed due to woke policies starting with who is in leadership positions that don't belong there, and subscribing to woke ideology. Any company that falls off a cliff like that typically has one common driving force. Upper management. The C-Suite exec types. People that are there because of "diversity hiring" mostly. People that are pushing that woke ideology. This cascades down through the ranks.
The frontline workforce isn't the problem. The management is. Pretty much always. When a company is failing it's not the frontliners that are to blame. It's policies which are handed down from management, or management decisions in general. If Amazon wants to reverse their fortunes, they need to prune their management ranks and streamline operations. If that means firing people and consolidating their offices under bigger umbrellas, then so be it. If you don't need 5 managers above you, then fire some and consolidate departments and trim the fat to 2 managers above you.
Bad decisions can take any money making company and scuttle it quick. Frontliners don't make those decisions. Management does. So if you're looking for the fail point, look first and foremost to your management levels and C-Suite types. Fix that and the rest cascades down.
Bezos looks like a real life Lex Luthor
Saving Amazon from what? Churning through employees like there's no tomorrow? He started the trend
Bob Smith is the most "some guy" name out there
Good move for Amazon will be to stop overworking employees due to the bad decisions.. not fair. Not even talking about warehouses employees. Everyone is over worked, then the workers think it’s the small guy that has a decision…. Too many outside hands trying to control each building.
Insightful as always!
Jeff bezos should audition for Lex Luther In the upcoming super man movie 😅😅
The company is fine. It only lost a trillion because it should have never gained a trillion during the bubble. All stock market related.
Market cap 1.34T
As a Amazon investor I would actually want Bezos back. Yes I know he is a PR nightmare and more but he’s a great businessman when It comes to execution.
what does PR mean ?
@@nitinhegde855public relations
Your argument about taking years to see the results is the same argument for Disney. The struggles under Chapek can absolutely be traced to decisions made by Iger.
bro u missed the logic, amazon grew bcz of pendamic, i worked in building big building for them., when i joined in 2019, our team was 16, and due to pendamic and ppl buying online, it grew to 160+ indicating the demand. and now when ppl retrun to normal life and some like to shop offline and demand goes back to normal!. thus, the company is again going in other direction. simple.
When you pass your little brother the controller...
He should ! Think every giants businesses should come back to help saved America 🇺🇸.. peoples are tired of this Biden administration
That laugh of Jeff's is quite something. I can imagine it being rather tedious in person
I don't know if he cares. He's insanely rich, relatively young, and has a cute girlfriend. He's living his best life.
Cute girlfriend? She's a plastic surgery nightmare
2:40 “…has plenty of years of work left…”
Fuck…that😂
He’s super rich, he should just continue living his life as he wants. Heck, if he gets bored just start another company.
Personally the qol aspect Amazon offers is the main reason I use them. Amazon basics and so on to offset my shopping. Less time in stores lowers unnecessary spending. If their grocery service was better I’d use them.
Hope your video go viral so stupid people who cant read a accountant paper or think long term, so i can buy more with a big marge of safety.
If Amazon grew and was the best, it is because people got tired of the abuse of physical stores and saw in Amazon the store that would take care of the interests of consumers, quickly and taking care of them, instead since this guy arrived del Andy, or something else, we started with a painful and disgusting service in terms of customer service, going through any incident from department to department, having to spend hours of your time, talking with Latino or Hindu characters with zero education and even racists, to lie to you. in your face, so that they lose your orders, so that they tell you to go to the police because your package did not arrive or to wait more than a month for your refund, added to the harassment of their OFM department, which threatens any client with closing his account for returning two things in a row, non-stop scandals and unforgivable neglect with the client, if they are there and went up it was because of how they were, what is now a shame, it is an intolerable mistreatment and their practices are abusive and illegal and that is no longer acceptable
Y’all talking down on Amazon because it’s 🆙
You mentioned all these CEOs coming back to save the company and you completely forget about the biggest turnaround there was. Steve Jobs saved Apple when it was just about to go bankrupt. What is this world we live in now a days we mention the people who are alive and as soon as your dead people just forgets what you done so often. Disrespectful
Capitalists deserve no respect
@@J.o.s.h.u.a. then why did all the others get also why the hell did you respond to a 9 month old comment
Here’s an idea: be a brand and pay your workers enough you can sell things more expensively and make more money doing it
All these companies have specious valuations you cash out of them asap as a founder.
This is good news. I hope Amazon finaly disepears.
Off topic
Have you ever considered to make a separate channel in another platform like odyssey? You can easily sync your yt channel there
Im saying this because RUclips finally went on with their adblock war, and some people predicted that once a company starts scraping for every single penny that means ita not good news for that company
first of all according to many expert all stocks are over evaluated and this's going to happen to all, secondly Amazon has a systemic problem, it is a traditional company where the leadership ladder very long and that make decision making very difficult because all leaders in their own bubble and no long term vision. that's what made SpaceX cool Elon try to eliminate all the bubble because he learn every problem he had is the result of a department living in their own bubble and boom in the next mission, there're no booms at Amazon so I have little hope to get this problem solved
Yea we need him back guess my account got closed for no reason there claiming misuse of amazon service, when I literally just buy stuff
A little background music would do wonders to these vids
He might be one of the most prolific psychopaths, so I can imagine him being a very profitable CEO…
Amazon def needs some saving. It's going to sh!t.
E commerce part of Amazon isn't profitable like uber.
Hmm the bgm is a little low on this one.
Iger is the reason that Disney is such a mess. There will be no turnaround until he is replaced with someone who isn't a senior citizen and has ideas that aren't tied to Disney's mountain of failure. Wasn't it Buffet who claimed that a successful company needs to be structured so that it can be run by an idiot because eventually it will be.
There's a lot to admire about Bezos and the innovation he brought in the early years of cloud computing. He has nothing to prove.
I think Microsoft is where IBM was in the 1990s. Massive, well run and successful however generational changes in IT departments across the world will chip away at it's dominance over the coming years.
Bezos is a 🐐 bro taking accountability
Amazon's policies are too strict, and no one can guarantee that they will not make mistakes. Real squid game.
Everyone is trying to escape the Amazon.
He's gonna dip into his own funds to provide Amazon workers worldwide with their own personal pee bottles.
So Jeff will rip the market again ... Interesting, a demerger and a new public offering.
My question is what is Amazon? What is its business?
Businesses are logistic solutions - Amazon is in a lot of logistics, but where are its core competencies?
The real reason why they are losing is simple competition is caught up, the rise of cheap Chinese crap and people are able to find get items from the direct from the Chinese.
Hell No his Company needs to go on bankrupt
This is way I invest in ETFs and not individual stocks.
I'm eagerly waiting for Nvidia's downfall. I need a better gpu for my 4k setup. Currently have a 3070 and its not enough with 8 gigs VRAM. They have taken a monopoly on the gaming gpu market and is putting prices whatever they like. This really has to stop. Due to the rise of AI they are having a meteoritic rise. We need some competition from AMD and Intel
😮actually the reverse is true, bezo took the heat of amazon, people stop blaming amazon for shit, that’s good for amazon
Hey man you should dive into how Canada is regulating the internet because of news media
Bezo needs to invest in the new renewable electricity production method, involving organic air batteries.
These new renewable electricity producing organic air batteries which convert residual ambient solar heat available around us 24hrs to electricity was discovered in India recently.
This new renewable electricity production method has potential to give additional income to poor households living in India and all over the world including the USA, Europe and other countries for the poor households to rent or to build their homes instead of living in streets which became a serious societal problem in India and all over the world.
This new renewable electricity producing organic air batteries also has potential to replace all other methods of producing electricity to power household devices, to supply power to the grids and also to power the EVs.
These Amazon keyboard crusaders are the same people who would wail the second next day delivery disappears
in order to be a CEO at that level, you must be a narcissistic sociopath. That's the harsh reality of every single one I have ever worked with or in proximity of. I wish our society would stop putting these psychos on pedestals.
Vanguard and black rock are the real ceo of amazon
you're right about that one
Does that mean Jeff Bezos is self-employed and not a business owner? Because a business should be able to run without you as the founder, right?
Buy land they are not making it anymore. Farmland especially and city real estate.
I thought you were going to say the best example of CEO leaving and returning was Apple. 1:50
@suspicionofdeceit hmm, true... or let's say they maintained their innovation and work ethic, together with customer satisfaction. Also they don't rush into the shiny new technology when others are rushing into it.
I mean look at what they're doing with VR now, and I won't be surprised if they came out with something new in Ai in about 5 years, lol. Cus its just gonna be good and it will automatically have a use case with their billions of users already.... Right?
@suspicionofdeceit I was talking about when he was fired. (When Apple was going bankrupt mid 80's- late 90's). Not about when he came back and passed away.
I really like Jeff , I look up to the man , don’t care if he’s hated by majority 😊
we've heard a lot about big tech and how it is has maxed out. I wanna hear about the new, sexy, and exciting stuff. Let's talk OpenAI and those super massive salary packages 925k TC baby!
I guess without Bezos as the CEO, people are going to the toilet too often.
Amazon vanishing woukd be a godsend
this company is going down the shittube man .. customer service is so bad
My only interaction with Amazon is my Kindle account, although I am grateful for that. I like the security of having the books that I want to read in the cloud, because it can be difficult having to take books with you when you need to move. With that said, I've been hearing about Amazon making some missteps recently, and I'd like to see Jeff turn things around.
a} Rings of Power was very, very bad. It was a Woke nightmare which seriously alienated Tolkien fans, and which virtually no one liked. I can imagine that that was probably terrible for Amazon's PR.
b} I have no idea if they're true, but I do keep hearing persistent rumours about Amazon warehouses having attrocious labour practices. Assuming that that is the case, Jeff needs to look into that and fix it.
I know a lot of people have been able to supplement their income with Amazon publishing and affiliate marketing, and I appreciate Kindle, as I've mentioned. I also view Amazon as providing a useful form of consumer logistics. It's one of the few corporations that I feel reasonably positive towards, and I'd like to see it survive. I hope Jeff can solve the problems which need solving, and get things headed back in the right direction.
Man took a vacation and his company started burning to the ground
AMAZON IS GONNA NEED TO PULL OFF A HAIL MARIY
I'm first mark attendance 🎉🎉❤❤
Thanks for being early nitin!
@@LogicallyAnsweredwell I'm from Indian and it's 00:42 here right now so it was apure coincidence that your video came out
time to buy some amazon stocks i guess ... if bazos do return then ez money .... =))))
Amazon's stock is down because of the recession and cost of living crisis. The business itself is fine.
I feel like this whole video is intellectually lazy.
1."Bezos is more incentivized than anyone"
He stands to make more money in absolute terms. But how much would an extra billion motivate him?
I would argue that Jassy is more motivated because he has more to prove.
2."This bad quarter was baked when Bezos was CEO"
This bad quarter was baked when Putin invaded Ukraine, and a million other things. Again, no-one is talking about the demise of AWS or the ecommerce business (unlike Disney or Starbuck, who actually do have internal issues).
3."Bezos has copied SpaceX in many ways"
Bezos made a valedictorian speech when he was 18 where he talked about the need to explore space. He's been thinking about this for a long time - possibly much longer than Elon Musk. I know you didn't say he copied SpaceX completely, but I just feel like you should have skipped over this point unless you were going to go into detail.
4."The press hates Bezos"
Maybe some New York times writers don't like him, but the business press love him. And they move the stock price much more.
I like your videos. But this one was really phoned in, in my opinion. I know you have to rush to get content out. But I'm sure you can do that without making arguments that don't hold water.
This whole video is based on the idea that a stock price slump means a business is in trouble, which is not always the case.
I didn't know he left
Who came up with this thing of graphically demonizing thumbnails...
Haha, this channel did quite a lot in the past as well, 🤣
Man, Bezos has to get back to work to pay for that new woman of his….lol
so essentially bezos is the face of amazon so he's indispensable to it
The only thing I know is if I’m the suck d*** Bezos, I would just sell all the stocks and get out of the garbage mess. Given Amazon’s reputation is entirely tainted by this one person alone.
Jeff has grown soft. He is busy playing around on a boats and going to parties. He is not CEO material anymore.
Yeah 🧜🏻♂️🤘🏻
He's evil and so is Amazon so I hope they both fail
Capitalism depends on endless growth, and Amazon has simply run out of new customers.