Lows. Almost 2 3 of the indices loss is boeing. S p 500, nasdaq ening in the red yesterday after hitting record highs. Connell a little bit of a pullback. We look at big names we brought you after the bell are closing out today. Tesla plummeting following big quarterly loss. The stock is down more than 13 1 2 . Lauren look at ford down 8 . Disappointing earnings results. Facebook erasing earlier gains despite a earnings beat. We told you yesterday a rise in daily active users. Connell at the white house the president holding an event celebrating the Administration Commitment to help American Workers. Well bring you headlines at this hour as well. Lauren were waiting with bait the brett with latest earnings from amazon and parent alphabet. Todays panel, adam lashinsky, Fortune Magazine editor. Youre alphabet spouse. Which means your wife works at google. That is exactly right. Lauren hitha herzog, chief research officer. Thanks for joining us, as we await on the results start with you.
Up 69 and prime membership up 51 year on year but the take away for many is that they have so much demand they either dont have a place to put it or theyre paying for more a place to put it and then to ship it. Whats your take on this today . Its great for consumers. And the more popular they become the more hostile it becomes. I use amazon a lot. Especially this holiday season. Its interesting because the prices were very competitive. But again i saved all kinds of money in order to attract all these customers amazon has to do a lot of things that raise the cost. Retail is a very tight margin. Thats what happened here. People probably dont want to hear this on a morning when the stock is down about 9 but i think amazon turned in a really good quarter. Pretty much across the board. Now granted in the past when the fundamentals were pretty strong, but maybe they missed revenue or maybe they missed the eps the stock will still go up. Maybe the valuation got so rich it came based on the i
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