Investopedia / Ryan Oakley In finance, the acronym "FANG" refers to the stocks of four prominent American technology companies: Meta (META) (formerly Facebook), Amazon (AMZN), Netflix (NFLX), and ...

some strategists are forecasting further upside for another member of the FANG gang reporting this week: Amazon (AMZN). Netflix (NFLX) handily beat its earnings expectations and membership ...

Investing.com -- Amazon.com Inc (NASDAQ:AMZN) remains BofA Securities' top FANG, stock analyst Justin Post said in a note to investors Friday. Ahead of Amazon's first-quarter earnings next week ...

After all, two of the FANG stocks -- Amazon and Google -- were among the S&P's 10 worst detractors in 2014. And Berkshire Hathaway and Union Pacific, both among the index's biggest contributors ...

Amazon is already projected to spend an eye-popping ... But media moguls aren’t taking all this lying down; to defang FANG, they’re fighting with fire. They are remaking their companies ...

The fabled FANG stocks of tech -- Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google -- have lost their bite. All four surged in 2015. But none of them are up this year. So is this the end of the big bull run ...

Benzinga’s Take: Amazon may be the top FANG stock of 2022, but investors likely won’t go wrong betting on any of the FANG stocks in the long term. In the past three years, Amazon has been the ...

The oldest of the FANGs, Amazon has a 21-year history of pouring its profits back into the business, either by investing in loss leaders, such as the Kindle e-reader, or by building new warehouses ...

“We continue to rate Amazon as our top FANG and large-cap Internet stock for 2022,” Bank of America analyst Justin Post wrote in his report. “Amazon's profit outlook is improving as the ...

Anyone who follows technology stocks is familiar with the acronym FANG: Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google. The four were grouped together as a way to best represent the tech stock momentum ...

It's worth noting here that at least three of the FANGs had some connection to the election campaign. Amazon got in Donald Trump's crosshairs last February, based on Amazon chief Jeff Bezos's ...