Amazon Warrants ????
Amazon’s little-known profit plays
Amazon is a juggernaut.
The company raked in a record $386 billion last year.
But the company didn’t pull all that cash just by being the world’s most dominant online retailer…
In fact, a large share of Amazon’s profits comes from its cloud computing segment.
They’re the biggest global player by far, controlling one-third of the cloud computing market. They even beat out Microsoft and Google.
So you can see why Jeff Bezos is the richest man in the world.
And yet, Amazon’s most impressive profit moves haven’t come from e-commerce OR cloud computing.
They’ve come from explosive warrants!
In a secretive investment arm within Amazon, Jeff Bezos and his team have devised a revolutionary technique with their warrants…
They do all they can to FORCE them to go up in value!
They’ve already done this SIX times, bagging as much as $2.5 billion in profits.
Now they’re doing it a seventh time.
And for the first time ever, you can piggyback on Bezos’ move.
The gains could go as high as 49X.
Because Amazon and Bezos are a virtually unstoppable force of nature…
They could FORCE this warrant up just like they’ve done SIX times before.
You DON’T want to miss warrant #7.
On Wednesday, October 20, I’ll reveal the full story behind this incredible Amazon-backed play in my first-ever livestream event.
This can’t miss event is called Zero to Retirement…
And it shows how this Amazon-backed opportunity could deliver 49 years of average S&P profits in one single year.
I’ll also introduce you to the full power of warrants.
It’s a crying shame that warrants are so little known.
Because you can play them in 3 minutes right from your brokerage account…
And they can cost as little as a penny!
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Keep walking the path to profits,
Dave Forest
Chief Analyst, Casey Research
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20 Oct 2021 I sat through an hour or so as David Forest and his interviewer explained past cases where Amazon demanded Warrants as part of the deal when they entered an extended contract with a supplier of modest size. These included a couple freight airlines, an electric vehicle manufacturer, etc. Those new contracts lifted the financial growth of those companies substantially, driving up their cap and their stock prices. Thus the leverage of the warrants should produce very high profits for “Investors Like You and Me.”
Didn’t describe where/when/how the warrants would be listed and traded by me — Secondary Offering by Bezos? I dunno. Expiration date, call features, and other parameters were ignored. The pitch was centered on this hype: 49 Years Gain … on Just One Trade! Not mentioning that leverage cuts both ways along the time-track.
50 years ago my partner and I were both disciples of Edward O. Thorp (“Beat The Market” Random House 1967, with Sheen Kassouf). We loved warrants! But there was always a shortage of product, of market data, of time to expiration, and of favorable Underlying stocks. We shared a couple of information services, but there was just not enough there there to sustain a stable trading practice. I just don’t know how many viable warrants are available today, especially new issues.
Forest did mention Thorp … and also the Black-Scholes’ option pricing models . That helped him put some glitter and sheen on the package. But no explanation of how his service would handle other warrant issues, where that kind of AMZN quid pro quo embrace would be probably absent. So… it seems this “impending” Amazon deal is the only linchpin shown to be of great value, along with today’s one-night-only, second-year-free. and $500 discount to $1500. Grudgingly I passed it up, maybe they will return
Haven’t looked at this ad yet, but warrants are everywhere now — driven by the SPAC craze, since almost every SPAC includes a warrant as a reward for investors who park their cash in the SPAC. We used to see at most a dozen or two per year, and now there are probably at least 500.
With warrants as with all stock and most crypto there are a few high quality stocks with very long runways for future (AMZN, MSFT …..) but out of 10,000 choices only 20 – 30 are ones that you groan over every time you see it. This is the reason most investors make more investing in a single ticker that is heavily weighted to these kinds of stocks like S&P.
But if you find just one that has the long runway it is worth it !!!!!!
Don’t know this Forest guy, but Casey research has had some winners. One item I found interesting was the timing of mid November. Can we use this info to narrow down the potential company? If they have earnings call later in the month we can mark them off the list no? Just thinking
I posted an article about that pitch this morning with some answers, in case you’re still curious. https://www.stockgumshoe.com/reviews/e-b-tuckers-strategic-trader/de-teasing-dave-forests-amazon-warrants-pitch/