Jim Cramer Explains His Long-Term Conviction in Amazon Stock
CNBC TelevisionNovember 5, 20252 min2,615 views
7 connectionsΒ·10 entities in this videoβLong-Term Investment Philosophy
- π― Jim Cramer emphasizes a long-term investment view, stating that successful investing requires holding stocks for extended periods, potentially longer than a CEO's tenure.
- π‘ He believes that as long as an investor likes what a company does and finds its services valuable, reliable, and trustworthy, they should stick with it.
Amazon's Enduring Value
- π Cramer highlights Amazon Prime as an incredibly valuable service that is central to his own life, underscoring its reliability and trustworthiness.
- π° Despite Amazon stock's underperformance relative to the S&P 500 since July 2021, Cramer remains confident that the stock will eventually align with his positive judgment.
- π He acknowledges being wrong about Amazon for the past four years but maintains his belief in its future performance, even if the stock has only rallied about 30% since Andy Jassy took over as CEO.
Leadership and Future Outlook
- π§ Cramer references Andy Jassy's leadership, noting his success in running Amazon Web Services (AWS) before taking over as CEO.
- π¬ He expresses a strong conviction that Amazon's stock price will eventually catch up to his assessment of the company's value.
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Amazon StockJim CramerMad MoneyLong-Term InvestingAmazon PrimeAndy JassyAmazon Web Services (AWS)Stock PerformanceInvestment StrategyS&P 500
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