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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 3606017" data-attributes="member: 58386">I&#039;m with you on this one because it still comes down to the same grim reality. Bezos wants you to haul his junk for the lowest rate possible preferably for free.For what it&#039;s worth Amazon is a momentum stock trading at a nose bleed 213X earnings. Someday fairly soon that momentum will die off and AMZN&nbsp; will have to become a value stock and to do that he&#039;s going to have to crank out much better earnings and it would appear that shipping costs in Bezos opinion are way too high and he thinks that he has a way to significantly reduce them . That being the stated intent how much money can a person place at risk based on those numbers? Somebody who is in a position that allows them to take that risk most certainly will. And perhaps they might just offer enough wages and benefits to make it very hard for an XG contractor in the same area to stay in the game. It will certainly be quite a battle.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 3606017, member: 58386"] I'm with you on this one because it still comes down to the same grim reality. Bezos wants you to haul his junk for the lowest rate possible preferably for free. For what it's worth Amazon is a momentum stock trading at a nose bleed 213X earnings. Someday fairly soon that momentum will die off and AMZN will have to become a value stock and to do that he's going to have to crank out much better earnings and it would appear that shipping costs in Bezos opinion are way too high and he thinks that he has a way to significantly reduce them . That being the stated intent how much money can a person place at risk based on those numbers? Somebody who is in a position that allows them to take that risk most certainly will. And perhaps they might just offer enough wages and benefits to make it very hard for an XG contractor in the same area to stay in the game. It will certainly be quite a battle. [/QUOTE]

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