Amazon is attractive due to its combination of high-volume retail and profitable AI cloud services.

Next comes Amazon. It runs an online store, and I'm really optimistic about other companies renting their computing power. This is the largest online store in human history, that's clear.

Amazon is doing an incredible amount of business. However, it's actually a combination of two businesses, right? This is what I like the most because they are now working on AI and companies are renting their computing power, which is a very profitable business.

I like the most because they are now working on AI and companies are renting their computing power, which is a very profitable business. And here you will see the continuation of their work.

This is a bit strange, because Amazon keeps 17 cents on every dollar, but this is possible because they do business in huge volumes. It's a lot like Costco or Walmart, their profit margins aren't high but their revenue is huge, like trillions of dollars, right?

The same is true for Amazon. So Amazon may not seem very attractive, but it is actually very attractive. So I'm looking at a put credit spread now. This is what I recommended in Monday's live session in my Discord community.

I have live sessions and what I'm basically looking at right now is a sell put at $235 and a buy put at $225, which is a spread of $1,000.

Put credit spread, which is similar to the one I showed you at the beginning of this video. Yes, I mean it's not an unusual return at all, but I want a little extra security because there is risk in the case of put credit spreads; If they fall below your lower leg or 225, you could lose the entire amount you deposited.

So you have to be very careful about this and I would say, you should gain some experience before applying this technique on a large scale, okay?

I have million-dollar positions in companies like Google, Walmart, and Amazon.