Here's Why Amazon's Crash Will Make You Money
The narrative around Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) is slowing sales growth in its retail business, in which online stores reported a 1% decline in revenue last quarter. This explains why the stock plunged after the company released its first-quarter earnings report.
But investors are forgetting that Amazon is more than retail these days. It has fast-growing revenue coming from advertising, third-party seller services, Prime subscriptions, and cloud services. These businesses are growing much faster and contribute more value to Amazon's business than retail alone.
A quick glance at what these businesses are worth helps illustrate why Amazon is a solid investment at these low share prices.
Source Fool.com