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Datan lähde: Quartr| Seuraava tapahtuma | |
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2026 Q4 - tulosraportti 4.2.2027 |
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2026 Q3 - tulosraportti 29.10. | ||
2026 Q2 - tulosraportti 30.7. | ||
Vuosittainen yhtiökokous 2026 20.5. | ||
2026 Q1 - tulosraportti 29.4. | ||
2025 Q4 - tulosraportti 5.2. |
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·3 t sittenIt is almost fascinating to see how blindly the market and financial newspapers interpret Amazon's quarterly report. If you just read the headlines, you get the impression that the company missed expectations and that there is a crisis. But if you actually do like CEO Andy Jassy and look at the underlying operations, they delivered an extremely strong quarter. First of all, they crushed the operating income expectations. Analysts had estimated an operating income of 26.1 billion dollars. Amazon delivered a whopping 28.1 billion. That is a positive operational deviation of over 2 billion dollars, and they ended up with an operating margin of 13.9 percent, which is the highest Amazon has ever recorded. In other words, the core business is operating incredibly efficiently. Secondly, most people overlook that the net income is distorted by unrealized gains. The reason the earnings per share look weaker compared to last year is simply that last year's figures were artificially inflated by a huge paper gain of 9.5 billion dollars from their shares in Anthropic. When the stock market fluctuates, it changes nothing about the fact that Amazon is making more money from its actual operations now. Finally, there is the calendar nonsense with Prime Day. The media reacted to the revenue being slightly below what was predicted in advance. But as management rightly pointed out, Prime Day was moved to a different quarter this year. If you adjust for this shift, the underlying growth in the quarter was actually around 4 percentage points higher than what is on paper. Thus, there is no slump in demand. Andy Jassy is entirely right when he shakes his head at the reaction. Amazon is investing heavily in data centers and AI right now because AWS is growing by over 39 percent and customers are queueing up for capacity. When the market sells off due to unrealized shareholdings and temporary accounting noise, while the underlying money machine delivers record numbers, then very little resembles a rational reaction. No serious investors or analysts view this as a report where Amazon missed earnings.
I hear you and agree, but this is about what big money wants. Funds and Wall Street in general .., they want people ( ordinary people ) to sell off tech stocks - so they can buy in cheap around 210-225... US stock market is rigged .. is all about making Swings, so profit can be redistributed... Hold your tech stocks , is my way forward from here. It might take 2,3 weeks maybe a month to win back what was lost this week..
·5 t sittenAndy Jassy pointing out that AWS will have a growth rate of over 40% in both 2027 and 2028, This would lead to a revenue of CA 360 Billion $ in 2028 , with an Operating income of 144 Billion $, if the margin does not increase from 40%, which I would guess that it does. However only speculation.
·6 t sittenWTF 🙈 Amazon drops sharply after quarterly report Amazon fell 8.7 percent in after-hours trading after the company released its results for the third quarter. Although the cloud service AWS delivered strong growth and operating profit was better than expected, it was the revenue that disappointed investors 🤨. At the same time, the large investments in artificial intelligence create concern about how quickly the company will get a return on capital. Key figures from the third quarter: - Revenue: 201.9 billion dollars, up 12 percent from the previous year, but slightly below expectations of 202.3 billion. - AWS: Revenue rose 39 percent to 46.0 billion dollars. This was higher than expected and the strongest growth in almost five years. - Operating profit: 28.1 billion dollars, clearly above expectations of 26.1 billion. - Operating profit in AWS: 17.8 billion dollars, which shows how important the cloud service is for profitability. - Cash flow: Operational cash flow rose 29 percent to 168.3 billion dollars in the last 12 months. Free cash flow, on the other hand, was negative at 42.4 billion dollars, mainly due to sharply increased investments. So what is the problem da ? investors need clearer proof that the huge AI investments are yielding sufficient returns. Increased revenue is positive, but the investments tie up capital and pressure free cash flow. It is not working out. Time and time again, the tech companies are "punished" with good numbers. Bad feeling about where this is going now. Could become chaos after the midterm election as well which can cause turbulent markets. Time will tellUS stock market is a slot machine ... You have to know when you put money in the machine and when you pull them out again. long term - forget about it
·6 t sittenQ3 26 for AMZN: Key figures Net sales: USD 201.9 billion, up 12% year-over-year (13% ex. foreign exchange effects) Operating income: USD 28.1 billion, up 61% — the company's highest operating margin ever at 13.9% (up from 9.7%) Net income: USD 20.7 billion, down 2% from USD 21.2 billion — the decline is due to last year's figures including a one-time gain of USD 9.5 billion from the Anthropic investment Diluted EPS: USD 1.89, compared to USD 1.95 the previous year Segments North America: USD 112.9 billion, up 6%; operating income USD 8.7 billion (up from USD 4.8 billion), margin 7.7% International: USD 43.1 billion, up 5% (8% ex. FX); operating income USD 1.6 billion (up from USD 1.2 billion) AWS: USD 46.0 billion, up 39% — fastest growth in nearly five years, now at an annualized run rate of USD 184 billion; operating income USD 17.8 billion (up from USD 11.4 billion), margin 38.7% Cash flow — significant change Operating cash flow (TTM): USD 168.3 billion, up 29% Free cash flow (TTM): negative at USD 42.4 billion, compared to a positive surplus of USD 14.8 billion the previous year — a drop of 386% Reason: capital expenditures in property and equipment (primarily AI infrastructure) increased by USD 94.8 billion year-over-year The balance sheet shows a corresponding trend: long-term debt has increased from USD 65.6 billion to USD 173.1 billion since the turn of the year, and total assets have grown from USD 818 to USD 1,243 billion Significant business updates New AWS agreements entered into with, among others, Meta, NVIDIA, OpenAI, Salesforce, Oracle, and more Bedrock (AWS's AI inference service) is growing rapidly: Fortune 500 usage up ~7x year-over-year, token volume up nearly 17x AWS Lambda surpassed USD 1 billion in annualized revenue CEO Andy Jassy points to AWS's projected growth rate of over 40% in both 2027 and 2028 Guidance for Q4 2026 Net sales: USD 240.0–247.0 billion, corresponding to 12–16% growth Operating income: USD 28.5–33.5 billion (compared to USD 25.0 billion in Q4 2025) Full-year capex for 2026: still expected at approx. USD 220 billion Conclusion This is a quarter with strong operational progress — record-high operating margin and a clear AWS acceleration to 39% growth are the most positive signals. At the same time, the pace of investment in AI infrastructure has increased so sharply that free cash flow over the trailing twelve months has turned from positive to significantly negative, financed partly through increased debt borrowing. This is the same pattern observed at Microsoft, Meta, and Alphabet this season: strong underlying operations, but the pace of investment in AI currently outweighs the generated cash flow.
It is also clear that the market does not tolerate the negative cash flow, nor do I. Show us the money.
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2026 Q3 - tulosraportti
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- ·3 t sittenIt is almost fascinating to see how blindly the market and financial newspapers interpret Amazon's quarterly report. If you just read the headlines, you get the impression that the company missed expectations and that there is a crisis. But if you actually do like CEO Andy Jassy and look at the underlying operations, they delivered an extremely strong quarter. First of all, they crushed the operating income expectations. Analysts had estimated an operating income of 26.1 billion dollars. Amazon delivered a whopping 28.1 billion. That is a positive operational deviation of over 2 billion dollars, and they ended up with an operating margin of 13.9 percent, which is the highest Amazon has ever recorded. In other words, the core business is operating incredibly efficiently. Secondly, most people overlook that the net income is distorted by unrealized gains. The reason the earnings per share look weaker compared to last year is simply that last year's figures were artificially inflated by a huge paper gain of 9.5 billion dollars from their shares in Anthropic. When the stock market fluctuates, it changes nothing about the fact that Amazon is making more money from its actual operations now. Finally, there is the calendar nonsense with Prime Day. The media reacted to the revenue being slightly below what was predicted in advance. But as management rightly pointed out, Prime Day was moved to a different quarter this year. If you adjust for this shift, the underlying growth in the quarter was actually around 4 percentage points higher than what is on paper. Thus, there is no slump in demand. Andy Jassy is entirely right when he shakes his head at the reaction. Amazon is investing heavily in data centers and AI right now because AWS is growing by over 39 percent and customers are queueing up for capacity. When the market sells off due to unrealized shareholdings and temporary accounting noise, while the underlying money machine delivers record numbers, then very little resembles a rational reaction. No serious investors or analysts view this as a report where Amazon missed earnings.I hear you and agree, but this is about what big money wants. Funds and Wall Street in general .., they want people ( ordinary people ) to sell off tech stocks - so they can buy in cheap around 210-225... US stock market is rigged .. is all about making Swings, so profit can be redistributed... Hold your tech stocks , is my way forward from here. It might take 2,3 weeks maybe a month to win back what was lost this week..
- ·5 t sittenAndy Jassy pointing out that AWS will have a growth rate of over 40% in both 2027 and 2028, This would lead to a revenue of CA 360 Billion $ in 2028 , with an Operating income of 144 Billion $, if the margin does not increase from 40%, which I would guess that it does. However only speculation.
- ·6 t sittenWTF 🙈 Amazon drops sharply after quarterly report Amazon fell 8.7 percent in after-hours trading after the company released its results for the third quarter. Although the cloud service AWS delivered strong growth and operating profit was better than expected, it was the revenue that disappointed investors 🤨. At the same time, the large investments in artificial intelligence create concern about how quickly the company will get a return on capital. Key figures from the third quarter: - Revenue: 201.9 billion dollars, up 12 percent from the previous year, but slightly below expectations of 202.3 billion. - AWS: Revenue rose 39 percent to 46.0 billion dollars. This was higher than expected and the strongest growth in almost five years. - Operating profit: 28.1 billion dollars, clearly above expectations of 26.1 billion. - Operating profit in AWS: 17.8 billion dollars, which shows how important the cloud service is for profitability. - Cash flow: Operational cash flow rose 29 percent to 168.3 billion dollars in the last 12 months. Free cash flow, on the other hand, was negative at 42.4 billion dollars, mainly due to sharply increased investments. So what is the problem da ? investors need clearer proof that the huge AI investments are yielding sufficient returns. Increased revenue is positive, but the investments tie up capital and pressure free cash flow. It is not working out. Time and time again, the tech companies are "punished" with good numbers. Bad feeling about where this is going now. Could become chaos after the midterm election as well which can cause turbulent markets. Time will tellUS stock market is a slot machine ... You have to know when you put money in the machine and when you pull them out again. long term - forget about it
- ·6 t sittenQ3 26 for AMZN: Key figures Net sales: USD 201.9 billion, up 12% year-over-year (13% ex. foreign exchange effects) Operating income: USD 28.1 billion, up 61% — the company's highest operating margin ever at 13.9% (up from 9.7%) Net income: USD 20.7 billion, down 2% from USD 21.2 billion — the decline is due to last year's figures including a one-time gain of USD 9.5 billion from the Anthropic investment Diluted EPS: USD 1.89, compared to USD 1.95 the previous year Segments North America: USD 112.9 billion, up 6%; operating income USD 8.7 billion (up from USD 4.8 billion), margin 7.7% International: USD 43.1 billion, up 5% (8% ex. FX); operating income USD 1.6 billion (up from USD 1.2 billion) AWS: USD 46.0 billion, up 39% — fastest growth in nearly five years, now at an annualized run rate of USD 184 billion; operating income USD 17.8 billion (up from USD 11.4 billion), margin 38.7% Cash flow — significant change Operating cash flow (TTM): USD 168.3 billion, up 29% Free cash flow (TTM): negative at USD 42.4 billion, compared to a positive surplus of USD 14.8 billion the previous year — a drop of 386% Reason: capital expenditures in property and equipment (primarily AI infrastructure) increased by USD 94.8 billion year-over-year The balance sheet shows a corresponding trend: long-term debt has increased from USD 65.6 billion to USD 173.1 billion since the turn of the year, and total assets have grown from USD 818 to USD 1,243 billion Significant business updates New AWS agreements entered into with, among others, Meta, NVIDIA, OpenAI, Salesforce, Oracle, and more Bedrock (AWS's AI inference service) is growing rapidly: Fortune 500 usage up ~7x year-over-year, token volume up nearly 17x AWS Lambda surpassed USD 1 billion in annualized revenue CEO Andy Jassy points to AWS's projected growth rate of over 40% in both 2027 and 2028 Guidance for Q4 2026 Net sales: USD 240.0–247.0 billion, corresponding to 12–16% growth Operating income: USD 28.5–33.5 billion (compared to USD 25.0 billion in Q4 2025) Full-year capex for 2026: still expected at approx. USD 220 billion Conclusion This is a quarter with strong operational progress — record-high operating margin and a clear AWS acceleration to 39% growth are the most positive signals. At the same time, the pace of investment in AI infrastructure has increased so sharply that free cash flow over the trailing twelve months has turned from positive to significantly negative, financed partly through increased debt borrowing. This is the same pattern observed at Microsoft, Meta, and Alphabet this season: strong underlying operations, but the pace of investment in AI currently outweighs the generated cash flow.It is also clear that the market does not tolerate the negative cash flow, nor do I. Show us the money.
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Rahastoja ja ETF:iä jotka omistavat osaketta
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Yhtiötapahtumat
Datan lähde: Quartr| Seuraava tapahtuma | |
|---|---|
2026 Q4 - tulosraportti 4.2.2027 |
| Menneet tapahtumat | ||
|---|---|---|
2026 Q3 - tulosraportti 29.10. | ||
2026 Q2 - tulosraportti 30.7. | ||
Vuosittainen yhtiökokous 2026 20.5. | ||
2026 Q1 - tulosraportti 29.4. | ||
2025 Q4 - tulosraportti 5.2. |
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2026 Q3 - tulosraportti
UUTTA
1 päivä sitten
‧53 min
Tämän sivun uutiset ja/tai sijoitussuositukset tai otteet niistä sekä niihin liittyvät linkit ovat mainitun tahon tuottamia ja toimittamia. Nordnet ei ole osallistunut materiaalin laatimiseen, eikä ole tarkistanut sen sisältöä tai tehnyt sisältöön muutoksia. Lue lisää sijoitussuosituksista.
Yhtiötapahtumat
Datan lähde: Quartr| Seuraava tapahtuma | |
|---|---|
2026 Q4 - tulosraportti 4.2.2027 |
| Menneet tapahtumat | ||
|---|---|---|
2026 Q3 - tulosraportti 29.10. | ||
2026 Q2 - tulosraportti 30.7. | ||
Vuosittainen yhtiökokous 2026 20.5. | ||
2026 Q1 - tulosraportti 29.4. | ||
2025 Q4 - tulosraportti 5.2. |
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- ·3 t sittenIt is almost fascinating to see how blindly the market and financial newspapers interpret Amazon's quarterly report. If you just read the headlines, you get the impression that the company missed expectations and that there is a crisis. But if you actually do like CEO Andy Jassy and look at the underlying operations, they delivered an extremely strong quarter. First of all, they crushed the operating income expectations. Analysts had estimated an operating income of 26.1 billion dollars. Amazon delivered a whopping 28.1 billion. That is a positive operational deviation of over 2 billion dollars, and they ended up with an operating margin of 13.9 percent, which is the highest Amazon has ever recorded. In other words, the core business is operating incredibly efficiently. Secondly, most people overlook that the net income is distorted by unrealized gains. The reason the earnings per share look weaker compared to last year is simply that last year's figures were artificially inflated by a huge paper gain of 9.5 billion dollars from their shares in Anthropic. When the stock market fluctuates, it changes nothing about the fact that Amazon is making more money from its actual operations now. Finally, there is the calendar nonsense with Prime Day. The media reacted to the revenue being slightly below what was predicted in advance. But as management rightly pointed out, Prime Day was moved to a different quarter this year. If you adjust for this shift, the underlying growth in the quarter was actually around 4 percentage points higher than what is on paper. Thus, there is no slump in demand. Andy Jassy is entirely right when he shakes his head at the reaction. Amazon is investing heavily in data centers and AI right now because AWS is growing by over 39 percent and customers are queueing up for capacity. When the market sells off due to unrealized shareholdings and temporary accounting noise, while the underlying money machine delivers record numbers, then very little resembles a rational reaction. No serious investors or analysts view this as a report where Amazon missed earnings.I hear you and agree, but this is about what big money wants. Funds and Wall Street in general .., they want people ( ordinary people ) to sell off tech stocks - so they can buy in cheap around 210-225... US stock market is rigged .. is all about making Swings, so profit can be redistributed... Hold your tech stocks , is my way forward from here. It might take 2,3 weeks maybe a month to win back what was lost this week..
- ·5 t sittenAndy Jassy pointing out that AWS will have a growth rate of over 40% in both 2027 and 2028, This would lead to a revenue of CA 360 Billion $ in 2028 , with an Operating income of 144 Billion $, if the margin does not increase from 40%, which I would guess that it does. However only speculation.
- ·6 t sittenWTF 🙈 Amazon drops sharply after quarterly report Amazon fell 8.7 percent in after-hours trading after the company released its results for the third quarter. Although the cloud service AWS delivered strong growth and operating profit was better than expected, it was the revenue that disappointed investors 🤨. At the same time, the large investments in artificial intelligence create concern about how quickly the company will get a return on capital. Key figures from the third quarter: - Revenue: 201.9 billion dollars, up 12 percent from the previous year, but slightly below expectations of 202.3 billion. - AWS: Revenue rose 39 percent to 46.0 billion dollars. This was higher than expected and the strongest growth in almost five years. - Operating profit: 28.1 billion dollars, clearly above expectations of 26.1 billion. - Operating profit in AWS: 17.8 billion dollars, which shows how important the cloud service is for profitability. - Cash flow: Operational cash flow rose 29 percent to 168.3 billion dollars in the last 12 months. Free cash flow, on the other hand, was negative at 42.4 billion dollars, mainly due to sharply increased investments. So what is the problem da ? investors need clearer proof that the huge AI investments are yielding sufficient returns. Increased revenue is positive, but the investments tie up capital and pressure free cash flow. It is not working out. Time and time again, the tech companies are "punished" with good numbers. Bad feeling about where this is going now. Could become chaos after the midterm election as well which can cause turbulent markets. Time will tellUS stock market is a slot machine ... You have to know when you put money in the machine and when you pull them out again. long term - forget about it
- ·6 t sittenQ3 26 for AMZN: Key figures Net sales: USD 201.9 billion, up 12% year-over-year (13% ex. foreign exchange effects) Operating income: USD 28.1 billion, up 61% — the company's highest operating margin ever at 13.9% (up from 9.7%) Net income: USD 20.7 billion, down 2% from USD 21.2 billion — the decline is due to last year's figures including a one-time gain of USD 9.5 billion from the Anthropic investment Diluted EPS: USD 1.89, compared to USD 1.95 the previous year Segments North America: USD 112.9 billion, up 6%; operating income USD 8.7 billion (up from USD 4.8 billion), margin 7.7% International: USD 43.1 billion, up 5% (8% ex. FX); operating income USD 1.6 billion (up from USD 1.2 billion) AWS: USD 46.0 billion, up 39% — fastest growth in nearly five years, now at an annualized run rate of USD 184 billion; operating income USD 17.8 billion (up from USD 11.4 billion), margin 38.7% Cash flow — significant change Operating cash flow (TTM): USD 168.3 billion, up 29% Free cash flow (TTM): negative at USD 42.4 billion, compared to a positive surplus of USD 14.8 billion the previous year — a drop of 386% Reason: capital expenditures in property and equipment (primarily AI infrastructure) increased by USD 94.8 billion year-over-year The balance sheet shows a corresponding trend: long-term debt has increased from USD 65.6 billion to USD 173.1 billion since the turn of the year, and total assets have grown from USD 818 to USD 1,243 billion Significant business updates New AWS agreements entered into with, among others, Meta, NVIDIA, OpenAI, Salesforce, Oracle, and more Bedrock (AWS's AI inference service) is growing rapidly: Fortune 500 usage up ~7x year-over-year, token volume up nearly 17x AWS Lambda surpassed USD 1 billion in annualized revenue CEO Andy Jassy points to AWS's projected growth rate of over 40% in both 2027 and 2028 Guidance for Q4 2026 Net sales: USD 240.0–247.0 billion, corresponding to 12–16% growth Operating income: USD 28.5–33.5 billion (compared to USD 25.0 billion in Q4 2025) Full-year capex for 2026: still expected at approx. USD 220 billion Conclusion This is a quarter with strong operational progress — record-high operating margin and a clear AWS acceleration to 39% growth are the most positive signals. At the same time, the pace of investment in AI infrastructure has increased so sharply that free cash flow over the trailing twelve months has turned from positive to significantly negative, financed partly through increased debt borrowing. This is the same pattern observed at Microsoft, Meta, and Alphabet this season: strong underlying operations, but the pace of investment in AI currently outweighs the generated cash flow.It is also clear that the market does not tolerate the negative cash flow, nor do I. Show us the money.
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Huomioi, että vaikka osakkeisiin säästäminen on pitkällä aikavälillä tuottanut hyvin, tulevasta tuotosta ei ole takeita. On olemassa riski, että et saa sijoittamiasi varoja takaisin.
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