Amazon.com Goes Full Retard

Amazon unveiled its “Dash” button.   USA Today prefaced its news report by stating that it’s “not an April Fools’ joke” - article link.   The “Dash” button is an electronic button that allows users to automatically order frequently used items from AMZN’s online marketplace by pressing a button which sends a wifi signal to the AMZN app on your smartphone which re-orders the product represented by that “button.”

How many of you out there want to have AMZN “dash” buttons all over your house for each product you use? Currently the buttons are being sent to Prime members by request. This product is yet another in a long line of gizmo-type ideas on which AMZN millions in capex only to lose even more money after all expenses are netted from the revenues the idea generates.

AMZN may incur close to a half billion in operating losses in its first quarter of 2015.  This isn’t my projection – this is the lower end of the Company’s year-end guidance for Q1.  We’ll find out the results on April 23.   FactSet recently revised its earnings forecast for AMZN from +15 cents to -13 cents.  Last year Wall St. was forecasting a 22 cent profit for Q1.  AMZN reported 23 cents.

As I’ve detailed exhaustively in my Amazon dot Con stock report why both AMZN’s operating income and net income is declining precipitously and materially.  AMZN’s own definition of “operating free cash flow” is exceedingly misleading, if not fraudulent.  I show why in my report.   In fact, AMZN throws a well-hidden “disclaimer” on its own definition of free cash flow in its 10Q/10K.

Do you get these facts from Wall Street or from your friendly financial advisor/planner? No. But you can get them from by reading my research report.   My report will save you money if you own AMZN and will help you make a lot of money if you are willing to short it with patience.  I show how  in my report.

The quality of your content is incredible.  Your work shows not only why AMZN will eventually hit the wall, but it shows that the fraudulence embedded in our financial system runs all the way up to the highest levels – in this case FASB (Financial Accounting Standards Board) and the SEC.   Your work shows in detail how the Amazon Ponzi scheme is constructed right in front our eyes and everyone who owns the stock is clueless.  It’s the best $25 I’ve ever spent on financial research…Scott in Arizona