So Amazon added $25,000,000,000+ in market cap in only a week!!!!
Now sit back and let that sink in.....think about it....$25 billion+ in market capitalization added in 5 trading days.......do earnings or future growth warrant such an increase in market cap???
The law of large numbers eventually catches up with companies....think about it....for the markets to maintain such upside and with Amazon one of the leading stocks in the Nasdaq 100 if it added just $20 to it's stock price per week, that would be approximately $9 billion in market cap a week or $500 billion in market cap in a single year... earnings would have to be absolutely perfect to maintain such an advance in it's market capitalization....case and point law of large numbers....the possibility that the markets end up imploding in on themselves due to the fact that growth can only be sustainable to a certain degree......
Which brings me to the definition of "law of large numbers"
law of large numbers indicates that a large entity that is growing rapidly cannot maintain that growth pace forever.