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Wall Street Is Fixated on the Wrong Numbers: Why This Trillion-Dollar Cash Machine Is a No-Brainer Buy Right Now
Key takeaways
- Amazon s operating cash flow hit a record $139.5 billion in 2025, reinvesting at a 24.3% return on equity and compounding without paying a dividend.
- Amazon holds over $101 billion in cash with 35x interest coverage and a 0.37 debt-to-equity ratio, providing fortress-grade downside protection across cycles.
- Act now: the analyst who called NVIDIA in 2010 just named his top 10 AI stocks — and Amazon didn t make the cut.
Wall Street Is Fixated on the Wrong Numbers: Why This Trillion-Dollar Cash Machine Is a No-Brainer Buy Right Now Alex Sirois Wed, June 24, 2026 at 12:48 AM GMT+7 3 min read AMZN NVDA Quick Read AWS grew 28% year over year to a $150 billion annualized run rate, anchoring AMZN s case as a durable infrastructure-grade compounder.
Amazon s operating cash flow hit a record $139.5 billion in 2025, reinvesting at a 24.3% return on equity and compounding without paying a dividend.
Amazon holds over $101 billion in cash with 35x interest coverage and a 0.37 debt-to-equity ratio, providing fortress-grade downside protection across cycles.
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