Sau khi phát hiện mỏ vàng GIL!!! Giờ phát hiện mỏ vàng HHS!!!

PIC này đánh dấu tăng phi mã tuần sau của HHS.
Cụ post GIL bên kia nhà em rồi, gà em biết rồi, GIL 5x-6x trong tầm tay ko cần pr.

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Nhỏ lẻ đu bám bị rung rụng sạch, tàu nhẹ tênh

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Nhỏ lẻ, ndt, cả xã hội chán cùng cực A Hạ Hầu đôn, đáy đâu đây rồi.

Gà em làm kim đồng nhá
Sau khi nhậu bét tà là nhè sáng nay, oaxh bảo chú lên f319 thông báo HHS đợt này về mệnh
Em thông báo nhá
Tháng sau em mới vào ngó pic
Hết!!!

quý 4 phải lãi cỡ 100 tỷ đó
(amazon dự kiến dthu quý 4 tăng từ 96 tỷ $ lên 112-121 tỷ $ hay tăng 17% -26%
gil quý 4 luôn là quý lãi nhất trong năm (năm mới và noel tiêu thụ nhiều)

amazon tăng thần tốc ntn bảo sao gil không ngon?

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Amazon reports sales growth of 37%, topping estimates
PUBLISHED THU, OCT 29 20203:31 PM EDTUPDATED THU, OCT 29 20207:16 PM EDT
KEY POINTS
Amazon reported its third-quarter results after the closing bell on Thursday, soaring past analysts’ expectations for profit and sales, which grew 37% year over year.

• For the fourth quarter, Amazon forecast operating income to fall between $1 billion and $4.5 billion, assuming about $4 billion of costs tied to Covid-19.

Amazonreported better-than-expected third-quarter results after the bell on Thursday, including soaring profits and 37% revenue growth.

The stock bounced around in extended trading, falling as much as 2%, after Amazon provided a wide guidance range for the fourth quarter.

• Earnings: $12.37 vs $7.41 per share expected, according to analysts surveyed by Refinitiv
• Revenue: $96.15 billion vs $92.7 billion expected, according to analysts surveyed by Refinitiv

Amazon said sales in the fourth quarter will be between $112 billion and $121 billion, which comes out to growth of 28% to 38% from a year earlier. Analysts were expecting revenue of $112.3 billion.

The company forecast operating income of $1 billion to $4.5 billion, assuming about $4.0 billion of costs tied to COVID-19. That’s a step up from last quarter, when Amazon said it would spend more than $2 billion on coronavirus-related measures.

Amazon CFO Brian Olsavsky said on a call with analysts that the largest portion of these costs stem from “continued productivity headwinds” in its warehouses, including enforcing social distancing rules, extended breaks for workers and other steps “to make sure our people are safe and distanced.” The costs also include investments in enhanced cleaning and building out testing capabilities.

“There’s productivity drags for things like new hire ramps, social distancing, any break periods, things that we can quantify,” Olsavsky said. “This is a change in our process that has hurt productivity.”

Still, Amazon continues to be one of the biggest beneficiaries of the pandemic, as consumers flock to the site for essential goods, groceries and household items. The cost of shipping those goods to customers rose during the third quarter, with expenses up 57% from a year earlier to $15.1 billion.

Amazon is expected to face even greater demand heading into the holiday season, with shoppers likely to do the bulk of their gift buying online instead of making trips to the store.

“We’re seeing more customers than ever shopping early for their holiday gifts, which is just one of the signs that this is going to be an unprecedented holiday season,” Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos said in a statement