Amazon's P/E ratio is hitting levels close to Buffett's golden zone.

But real talk — do you actually understand what P/E ratio means?

Most retail just looks at the number without context. Here's what matters:

→ P/E shows how much you're paying per dollar of earnings

→ Low P/E can mean value OR a dying business

→ High P/E can mean growth OR overvaluation

Buffett's sweet spot? Usually 15-20x for quality companies with moats.

Amazon sitting near that range now after years of trading at nosebleed multiples.

Question is: are we looking at a rotation into value plays, or is big tech finally fairly priced?

Either way, understanding valuation metrics separates investors from gamblers.

What's your take on AMZN here?