Amazon is the undisputed leader in ecommerce. However, the company’s booming business has come at the cost of many traditional retailers, and it has also put a lot of pressure on other players in the industry.
Looking at the stock market, you might think that Amazon is unstoppable and that no one stands a chance against it. However, analysts are divided about where Amazon will be in 5 years or 10 years from now. Some say there is still plenty of room for growth and that Amazon will remain dominant for a long time. Others are not so sure about its prospects.

In the past few decades, electric cars have struggled to gain widespread adoption. Many skeptics believed they would never be able to compete with gas-powered cars on a cost basis or offer the performance of traditional vehicles. However, thanks to the rise of Elon Musk and an increasing number of successful startups, electric cars are now a reality. And one company that has helped drive this disruption is Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA).
The luxury electric car manufacturer was founded in 2003 by engineer and inventor Elon Musk.

Twilio, Inc. (NYSE: TWLO) is a cloud communications company known for its ease of use and flexibility in voice, text, and video communications. The company makes it simple to add these features to websites, apps, and other software applications by renting out space on servers equipped with the technology needed to communicate with end users.
Users can communicate via voice, text, or video by accessing the necessary code from Twilio’s website and integrating it into their software. Twilio also offers user authentication services that can be used in conjunction with any of its other services or separately as a standalone service. With this update, our new bull case price target for TWLO is $44.

Match Group Inc. (NASDAQ: MTCH) is the parent company of popular dating apps like Tinder, Match, and OkCupid. These brands have more than 200 million registered users combined, with about half that number active on the apps every month.

The online dating company’s stock has peaked, analysts say. But the future looks bright for Match Group, which operates and licenses dating apps such as Tinder, Match, and OkCupid. The company has already weathered some storms this year—investors are worried about competition from Facebook (which owns FB ), for example.