Samlunch
06-30
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For high-capex companies like Amazon, generating operating profits may not be sufficient. If the capex exceed the cash flow from operations, the free cash flow becomes negative, preventing shareholders from receiving payouts, at least in the short term.

Over the last twelve months, Amazon generated $99 billion in cash flow from operations but spent $49 billion on purchases of property and equipment, resulting in free cash flow of $50 billion. This is still a strong figure, which explains why the share price is near an all-time high.

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Turn to AMZN or GOOG as Semi Rally Cools Down?
Amazon's stock rose by about 4% today, pushing its market value above the $2 trillion mark for the first time. Yesterday, both Google and Microsoft reached new highs. Google's stock price hit $185. The semiconductor boom has cooled down, benefiting the big tech companies. --------------------- Among these three stable giants, which one is your pick? Have you made money from this? Will Amazon hit $200 nex week?
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