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发帖数: 9872 | 3 There’s lots more tech enthusiasm in our call of the day, from Doug Kass,
president of Seabreeze Partners Management, who predicts in his latest email
to clients that Amazon (AMZN) shares will could hit $3,000 by 2021, and
surpass $5,000 by 2025 as it becomes the first $2.5 trillion company.
Kass’s predictions mark gains of 65% and 175%, respectively, from Thursday
’s close of $1,818.
Now, founder Jeff Bezos and his soon-to-be ex-wife MacKenzie are already
rolling in dough but if Kass’s prediction comes true their fortunes will
triple. MacKenzie’s stake is worth about $35 billion at current prices, and
her ex has a stake worth $108 billion. If Amazon shares make it to $5,000,
her piece of the pie will be worth a cool $96.2 billion and Bezos’s — $300
billion. Tough life.
“In the annals of U.S. corporate history there is no company that has as
large and lengthy runway of opportunity as Amazon.com,” says Kass.
The basis for that lofty share gain is his expectation that Amazon’s
earnings per share will beat forecasts by 10% or more for 2019, 2020 and
2021, the last of which he says will mark the biggest annual gain relative
to expectations.
He’s also a big bull here because he thinks Wall Street hasn’t really “
embraced and exploited” the company like its peers. Amazon has just 57%
institutional ownership as a percentage of shares outstanding, versus 75%
for Facebook, 77% for Netflix and 81% for Google-parent Alphabet. Oh and
Amazon’s cloud service is “icing on the cake,” he adds.
Read: Amazon’s Whole Foods price cuts aim to build a ‘Costco-like’
relationship with Prime members
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