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Today, Amazon shares are down big, flirting with the worst day since 2014. An Amazon Bull will defend their results coming up this hour.

Then call it a conflict of interest,

shares of Pinterest getting hammered after that monthly active user drop.

Later on, Robin Hood falls for a second straight day after that disappointing debut.

A Robin Hood Bear joins us basically to say, I told you so, Dee.

And we'll start with Amazon.

This is really a story about revenue.

After posting its first miss in three years, we guidance also not helping make the case

this morning.

Stock is down big today, already on pace for its worst day of the year of 2021 and closing

in on its worst session in nearly seven years.

CFO Brian Olsowski blamed the tough year-over-year comps after a pandemic surge.

But investors this morning, guys, seem to think that this is more than a typical growth slowdown.

And with this, guys, the era of Jassy begins.

Guidance was weak, but John, remember, I know you know this well, is that Amazon is

typically pretty conservative with guidance.

And at the midpoint of what it set out for Q3, that represents 13% growth year every year.

Yes, that would be its slowest rate of growth in 20 years.

But could this potentially be setting up Andy Jassy for a surprise on the upside?

Yeah. I don't know what this is yet, but I look at this quarter and I see that per member

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