Yes, that is an important distinction. I'll give @[Shelly Palmer](user:4838) another example to further that argument. I used to work at on online store and we also sold items on #eBay and #Amazon to get access to their millions of customers, just as app maker sell their apps on #Apple and Google's app stores. But we charged a little more on Amazon/eBay to cover the higher fees. Customers knew they could always buy them directly at our site for a bit less.

But Amazon and Ebay never said we were forbidden to sell items for less on our own site. That would be completely unfair in my mind. And it seems like there is some collusion between Apple and Google if this is their policy.

#fortnite $AMZN $EBAY $AAPL $GOOG $GOOGL

I sometimes thing there will be no end to how high #Amazon can go! $AMZN

Not so sure. I think $AMZN still has room to grow.

I sometimes wonder if there will ever be a limit to how high $Amazon will climb! $AMZN

While I agree with you for the most part, there will always be a need for retail stores, which by the way, have online sales as well. And some online only stores like #Amazon, have begun to open retail locations. So when it comes to #Macys, yes, we can agree to disagree. By the way, I'm not just bullish on $M but on $AMZN as well.

#Ebay and #Amazon need to do more to stop those engaging in price gouging for hard to find PPE products. When hand sanitizer is $70 a bottle, something is wrong! $EBAY $AMZN.

Good article. I sometimes joke that #Amazon was behind the Pandemic, not China. It plays to all of the company's strengths. Bullish on $AMZN.

If I recall, I believe #Buffett said his biggest regret was missing out on #Amazon $AMZN.

Retail isn't dead, it's just moving online as places like #Amazon take a larger percentage of market share. $AMZN.

Well, #Buffett himself admitted to mistakes in $IBM, $ORCL, and Kraft Heinz. He also admitted missing out on $AMZN and $GOOG