This Wall Street deal could eliminate all the company’s competitors, and make you an incredible amount of money.
Those who aren’t expecting this buyout could be financially crushed, while those who make the right moves will see life-changing profits.
Imagine quitting your job because the profit from a single trade paid enough to set you free.
This could be the deal of a lifetime, and we must take advantage of it.
The latest news on Wall Street that’s been catching the eyes of investors is the prospect of Amazon’s (AMZN) purchase of Middle East retail giant Souq.
As you know, Amazon is considered the biggest retailer in the world. Many people claim that Amazon is responsible for the devastating sales reports recently put out by ex-retail giants Sears and Macy’s.
But it just might get even worse for the struggling storefront retailers if Amazon succeeds with its purchase.
Souq is the equivalent of Amazon in the middle east. It’s worth over $1 billion, and it is yet to go public on any stock exchange.
Amazon, which accounts for the ‘A’ in the tech-industry leading FANG (Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, Google) stocks, has almost tripled in value in just the past two years, but it clearly isn’t done yet.
Amazon’s impact is so big that there’s hardly any room left in the online retail space.
Its closest competitor is eBay (EBAY), but the gap in value between the two is too great to call it a rivalry. In their stock prices alone, Amazon is worth 25x that of eBay.
If the deal between Amazon and Souq was to materialize, I’m sure we could see Amazon’s shares surpass that $1,000 mark, pushing for a highly profitable stock split.
Amazon has only split 3 times in its 19-year-old lifespan, but getting in before the split could make some investors millions, and getting in after the split could make Amazon much more affordable.
If you’re not familiar with stock splits, take Amazon’s 3-for-1 stock split in 1999 for example.
When a 3-for-1 stock split occurs, the price of the company’s shares is divided by 3—a $90 stock becomes $30—but you’re given 3 shares for every 1 you own—100 shares become 300.
This is especially profitable for those who seek stocks that pay decent dividends.
Although Amazon doesn’t pay dividends, their long-awaited stock split would be very profitable for investors.
Stock splits are usually evidence that a company is growing at a rapid pace, and therefore piques the interests of new investors.
So, if you bought 100 shares of Amazon right before any deal with Souq is actualized, you could be on the receiving end of at least a 3-for-1 stock split, which could then see you triple your money through new Amazon investors.
If you wait until after the stock split, and invest at the perfect time, you could also make a huge profit, all while buying Amazon at a much cheaper price.
This deal could surely see the end of other American retailers that are hanging on in the international markets.
But if the deal between Amazon and Souq doesn’t go through, it doesn’t mean there’s no profits for you.
The interest shown by Amazon means that Souq’s value will be on the climb. This could either push another tech giant to buy the Arabian company, or maybe even push Souq to go public.
Either way, following this story could bank you a healthy profit in the near future.
