Amazon Drops 20% on Earnings Miss — Is Amazon Stock Buyable?

Amazon (AMZN -4.06%) reported earnings on Oct. 27 after the closing bell, and shares fell more than 20% on the news. The company reported a revenue miss and issued lower guidance. Do shares have more pain ahead, or is Amazon stock a buy now?

Please watch below for Amazon stock review.

*Stock prices used in the video are as of the trading day of Oct. 27, 2022. Video published on Oct. 27, 2022.

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