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Warren Buffett, Cathie Wood, and Bill Ackman are notable investors with distinct strategies. Buffett, known for value investing, emphasizes established companies, primarily through Berkshire Hathaway. Wood’s Ark Invest targets disruptive innovations, with Amazon included in five of its six ETFs. Ackman’s Pershing Square Capital focuses on a limited number of large, consumer-focused stocks, recently adding Amazon to its portfolio.
Amazon, a leader in e-commerce with approximately 40% market share, ranks as the second largest U.S. company by sales and fourth by market cap. The company’s web services division, AWS, holds 30% of the cloud computing market, contributing 63% of its operating income in Q1. Despite recent tariff-related stock declines, Amazon’s share price has rebounded as it trades at a P/E ratio of 35. Analysts see continued growth potential driven by advancements in AI and diversified revenue streams.
Buffett appreciates Amazon’s varied earnings, while Wood views it as a disruptor. Ackman recognized it as a deep-value opportunity after the stock dipped, highlighting a broad consensus among these investors regarding Amazon’s long-term viability.
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