Börse Express – Amazon: Difficulties in the $4 trillion market

Amazon (NASDAQ: 906866) may have picked a $4 trillion market that might be a tough nut to crack: It’s regarding e-health and telemedicine. Most recently, the management of the tech octopus made a lot of purchases in order to significantly improve its own standing in this market.

However, first analysts see that Amazon might have a difficult time in this market. Let’s summarize the mood at this point a little further.

Amazon: Difficulty in this $4 trillion market?

More precisely, it is the portal Yahoo Finance that has chosen such a title. Accordingly, the tech group still has a difficult path ahead of it because it is so heavily regulated and controlled. This is not an easy growth market because legal provisions are so heavily weighted.

The argument also quotes the CEO of Xil Health. She says that Amazon sees the market potential (the 4 trillion US dollars). However, people still underestimate how difficult and complex it is to rethink the healthcare industry and think digitally. A very striking and rough conclusion at first, which is further substantiated.

It is also crucial that Amazon is not to be found in the area of ​​​​everyday care. This is one of the reasons why they are not yet a very important factor in the healthcare system. Admittedly: a perspective from which we can take a lot with us. It possibly shows the relevance of creating a practicable benefit and at the same time removing the regulatory hurdles in e-health as best as possible.

Today’s global corporation has cracked the change

Nevertheless, I believe that Amazon shouldn’t be written off too quickly when it comes to breaking into strong trillion-dollar markets or overcoming hurdles. Jeff Bezos’ management has managed to put stationary retail in its place. Yes, to a large extent offering even better service remotely than stationary retail was able to do. That is a strong customer orientation and at the same time a solid potential for innovation!

In this respect, there are potential hurdles that the tech octopus has to overcome in this market. They should not be underestimated, they may require time, money and a lot of know-how. But if any corporation can solve the mystery, it’s probably this one. However, they must also be oriented towards the long term and want to do so despite possible setbacks. For foolish investors, this remains the decisive factor as to whether the new top management is willing to go down such a path. At the moment, however, I see more tasks than obstacles that seem insurmountable.

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