Amazon.com Inc (AMZN) Could Drop 50%
Published May 23rd, 2007 in investing, stocks, business. Tags: internet, investing, stock market, stocks, trading.On May 17, we recommended buying puts on Amazon (AMZN). Since that time, the stock has traded up about 9% and the July $60 puts have gobe from $2.35 to around $1.15.
** Full disclosue - I purchased the July $60 puts at $1.70 on May 21.
Nothing has changed fundamentally with the story on Amazon, so we now STRONGLY reiterate buying the July $60 puts. TheStreet.com has a good piece on the recent surge in valuation: Amazon Ripping the Shorts
Here’s further evidence that shares of AMZN are insanely valued at current levels, particularly when compared to other a basket of comparable growth stocks - Google (GOOG), Apple (AAPL), eBay (EBAY) and Starbucks (SBUX). You’ll see that AMZN’s valuation relative to its growth rate (PE/Growth, or PEG Ratio) is more than double that of the basket of comparables. Amazon should be trading in the mid-$30s.
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