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  BowTiedVernacular (@BtVernacular) reported 5 minutes ago

  Amazon already bought an upscale grocery store and has delivery logistics down pat. It's only a matter of time before New Yorkers not on welfare get their fresh groceries delivered to their door from warehouses without any public access. How long between that and open ransacking of delivery drivers and robots by the poors is less clear, but that's coming too on this timeline.

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  mark seery (@140ismymax) reported 8 minutes ago

  Peter DeSantis talking at #agenticaisummit There will NOT be one AI chip type. If multiple AI chips take multiple years to bring to market, you have to be making assumptions about model requirements in that time frame. It's a systems problem, including the network. Constraint drives innovation. Future is bright and built together. Peter DeSantis SVP, Foundational AI Models, Custom Silicon, Quantum Computing, Amazon @awscloud @amazon @BerkeleyRDI

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  Sharon (@secbeth83) reported 12 minutes ago

  @kenseysmom @Kirstylgreen12 The biggest issue is we are seeing it but Amazon and outside our circle are not.

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  bestpennystocks (@Jeannet34838963) reported 15 minutes ago

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  Maximillianus Tylerensis (@maxtyrtx) reported 15 minutes ago

  @CJGRISHAM The problem is we can’t order them from Amazon.

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  photon⁹⁷ (@Red_Mercury___) reported 15 minutes ago

  @MUSA_313__ @Flipkart @flipkartsupport Mjy b hota hai same flipkart pai We have pincode here but orders were not showing delivery here so I was using main town Anantnag's pincode but same address and Amazon used to deliver and flipkart mai yehi problem hoti thi same

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  JG568 (@_JG568) reported 16 minutes ago

  @Excellentsalvic @amazon is notorious for this. Package delivered to wrong address (driver’s error 100%) I inform customer service and they talk about my frustration being understandable and it then begs me to go trespassing on others properties to try and locate my package.

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  Rach ✨ (@rm_Jasper) reported 17 minutes ago

  @DSBM9999 I normally get my clothes through Target or Meijer, but I've had this one for so many years that it might be a hand-me-down 😭 You could probably find some good high rise a-line skirts on Amazon!

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  Melvin (@MelvinInvests) reported 21 minutes ago

  You should be buying as much of the hyperscalers as possible right now and this chart from Evercore ISI is exactly why (Save this). Evercore estimates that combined backlog across Amazon, Microsoft, Meta and Google hit over $2.4 trillion in Q2 2026, up nearly triple year over year and up 15% just from the prior quarter. That backlog has gone from around $730 billion in March 2025 to over $2.4 trillion in June 2026, meaning it has more than tripled in just five quarters. And the pace of growth is actually accelerating rather than slowing down, with year over year growth still climbing toward nearly 190%. This confirms the exact thesis I have been tracking, these companies aren't spending capex on hope, they're building against contracts that customers have already signed and are contractually obligated to pay for. A backlog this size, growing this fast, means there are trillions of dollars of already committed future revenue sitting on these companies books waiting to convert into actual sales as capacity comes online. The 15% sequential jump in a single quarter is the number that matters most here since backlog typically grows in a lumpy, step function way tied to big enterprise deals and a jump like that in one quarter signals demand is still outrunning what these companies can currently deliver. Now let's address the capex fear everyone keeps raising, because it's the wrong worry. Combined 2026 capex guidance across the big four is running around $740-770 billion, nearly double what they spent the year before and that number alone has spooked a lot of investors into thinking these companies are overbuilding . But that fear only makes sense if the spending were speculative, and the backlog data proves it isn't, since every dollar of that capex is chasing demand that's already contracted and locked in, not hoping demand shows up later. Here's the part that makes this even more compelling because this spending is being funded by hyperscalers that already generating massive amount of cash flow. Amazon's AWS alone generated $45.6 billion in operating income in FY2025 even after absorbing $96.5B in AWS capital expenditures, meaning the segment is still wildly profitable while building out capacity . Microsoft's operating income grew 21% to more than $155 billion for the fiscal year, actually outpacing revenue growth, which shows the capex is being layered on top of a business that's expanding its margins. Google's Cloud operating margin nearly doubled from 20.7% to 35.6% in a single year, even while the company raised its full year capex guidance to $195-205 billion, proof that heavier spending and better profitability are happening at the same time, not one at the expense of the other . So the capex number that scares people is really just the flip side of the backlog number that should excite them, since you can't have $2.4 trillion in contracted future revenue without spending heavily today to build the capacity to deliver it. This is why the pullback in hyperscaler and AI infrastructure stocks tied to Capex fears looks like a gift rather than a warning sign. Bullish on hyperscalers, make sure to follow @MelvinInvests for more AI infrastructure insights, and if you want to see exactly what I'm buying as an analyst at Milk Road Pro, you can check out the link below for more.

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  Redhead Ranting™ (@redheadranting) reported 22 minutes ago

  @MeSuespeaking If you order from Amazon I can't sign it. You can order it from my website and then I can sign it. I haven't created a preorder. I worry that if something happens to me - like my cat trips me down the stairs or something, I can't fulfill the preorders.

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  🔞 Kespe ⚖️🌱🌸🏵️🌿( kesrunsslow.bsky.social ) (@KesRunsSlow) reported 22 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp this appears to be a global problem, my dude. the problem is not on my end.

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  Proud Deplorable (@camp32236823) reported 22 minutes ago

  @V15Jay No and would take Amazon everyday over META. Say Google but their YouTube and government contracts makes them worth watching. Still with Grok and other AI apps one has to question are their advertising sales going to go up or down and we know the answer. Hardly even use Google anymore except the calendar

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  Kehnara (@Kehnara) reported 23 minutes ago

  @official_throne I was doxxed by Amazon and deleted my wishlist. I was so upset, worried etc. Then a while someone told me about Throne did some research and switched over. I have had ZERO issues!! Thank you #Throne

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  Eric Pereira (@iamericpereira) reported 27 minutes ago

  @i_mika_el exactly. it's why i say every business is a distribution problem wearing a product costume. i learned this the hard way across Amazon wholesale, e-commerce brands, and even SaaS. the skill isn't finding a working channel, it's spotting the next one before the current one gets expensive. that pattern recognition compounds; the specific channel never does.

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  Common Sense Project (@BillHuntKS) reported 29 minutes ago

  @PatriciaHeaton a lil potential wisdom... take a deep breath... slow down a bit... advice 1) the store knows very well now how many people are NOT happy with them.. remember sometimes people make bad decisions 'cause they need to... we dont know by the posts how they were threatened.(at least they percieved as such). 2) the REAL villians in this story is/are the person/people that exerted the obvious threats (imho)..THOSE are who need to be outed & face the wrath of the public...(ala being unAmerican) for heavans sake - the country allows Mein Kampf, by Hitler (and others like it) to be sold in stores & online & in US Schools libraries... its on Amazon as we speak as to Nasville... yes too many CA Lib types moved to Nasville, the city less & less mirrors the well known & loved values of the State help save the city from herself. @johnrich