Can Amazon Justify Its Current Valuation?

The video discusses Amazon's valuation and its impact on competitors, emphasizing the importance of stories in driving company valuations. It highlights the risks of short selling, particularly with companies like Tesla, and compares the life cycles and market positions of Amazon, Tesla, and Netflix.

What concerns does the speaker have about Amazon's ability to generate profits?

What is the significance of the phrase 'greater fool buys in' in relation to stock valuation?

How do the stories of companies like Amazon and Tesla influence their stock prices?

In what ways does the speaker compare the life cycles of different companies?

What does the speaker mean by 'testing moments' in the context of stock prices?