If you like drones, you'll love Amazon (AMZN).
Amazon, which is exploring the use of drones to deliver small packages, has been the big winner in the shift to online shopping.
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Amazon has reported strong revenue growth over the past few years, but the company's latest quarterly profit fell short of what Wall Street had predicted. It's also considering raising the price of an Amazon Prime membership, at the risk of upsetting loyal customers.
Still, investors are willing to pay a hefty premium for what they see as Amazon's big growth potential. The stock currently trades at more than 180 times next year's expected earnings, making it about 12 times more expensive than the S&P 500. We guess love means never having to say you're sorry ... or justify an insanely high P/E ratio.
