Joseph Carlson: AMZN will rise

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creates operating leverage and increased margins. Not only does it have fewer employees, but it has fewer work time off, fewer lawsuits, fewer employees being hurt on the job, fewer health insurance claims and bathroom breaks and so on. Employees are expensive for companies. Amazon has an enormous amount of employees. And having robotics be such a massive tailwind for this company, I believe, is something that investors will be very attracted to over the upcoming years. Amazon today is worth over $300 per share, but it continually trades at around 230 to 240. Now, it is going up in stock price and I believe that it will continue to over the upcoming year, but I believe investors have a very attractive entry point here today. In number four, we have Mastercard and for this one, I'll group it in with Visa. Both of these companies are under pressure recently as there is a new Trump social tweet where he said that he's interested in capping credit card interest rates at 10%. And this has caused a huge stir in the markets, not just for banks like JP Morgan, but also for Visa and Mastercard. Now, there's a lot of misconceptions about how Mastercard's business actually works. For one, Mastercard

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