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Amazon should be valued on cash flow, not profit, given its heavy reinvestment. On a cash-flow basis over the past nine years it appears undervalued, and its forecast map confirms it already looks undervalued — though the decision should be based on projections.
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Let's take a quick look at one more example before we move on. Let's take a look at Amazon. Now with Amazon, one of the things I think is important here is that you have to look at this from a cash flow basis.
I've talked about this many times before because Jeff Bezos said he wouldn't make much profit because he would be making a lot of capital expenditures or a lot of reinvestment in the business.
But here's a period when the company grew by 29%. But " Fast Graffs" is a dynamic tool. Let's shorten it to 14 years, and now we say we have 30% growth. Let's do that for 10 years, and now we see that we have 25% growth.
Let's do that over 6 years, and now we're back to 37% growth. This is now cash flow growth . Once again, we see that in the long run there was a very strong correlation. Therefore, this is a good reference for fair value.
This suggests that if you look, for example, at the past nine years , based on cash flow analysis, Amazon appears to be undervalued. But I want to remind you that you always make this decision based on projections.
The forecast map confirms this already. Amazon already looks undervalued here.
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