Why Gary Vaynerchuk Is Betting Big on Bezos

Jul.30 -- Gary Vaynerchuk, co-founder of VaynerMedia LLC, weighs in on who will get to a $1 trillion valuation first: Apple or Amazon. He speaks with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg Technology."

[FreelanceJanitor]

Man, Gary is the best at saying absolutely nothing but making it seem like he has said something.

[m.s.]

This guy is the an American-Belarusian entrepreneur success story. What a visionary...

[scubawithatuba]

I don't think people realize wtf he's up to. This dude is going to be EVERYWHERE years to come.

[djtriumph]

"Doing the wrong thing is always the wrong thing. You're only as good at your last at bat." - Gary Vee

[william_]

I always enjoy this guys energy and his straight talk! I respect his opinions ☺

[lukang]

Bezos founded Amazon and built it into a trillion dollar business. Tom Cook inherited a company from a visionary founder and largely coasted on that founders work without introducing any major innovation. Wow, tough call on who to put your money on.

[NapoleonB]

"I don't look at the numbers... the short term, and maximizing profit in 90 days the way everybody watching this show does." Just regular Gary taking a shit on the Bloomberg folks

[reyessecurity]

Read a book called rules of the new economy and you will understand why FB and AMZN have succeeded. Bezos praises the book back in 1998. I agree with Gary on this. I bought FB during the dip, I’m waiting for them to acquire a Netflix or actually throw money into original content like AMZN and Apple, if they do that they can crush it since everyone would be connected. Imagine just clicking play to start a show on your feed for a free trail, watching with others comment live etc, the data driven demographic marketing is already changing how studios target audiences through FB, they need to just go all in on this in my opinion. Full vertical integration

[edgarosofernandez]

I liked one thing he said. Do not turn your head when somebody is doing the wrong thing because of money.

[t.thomas]

Gary always surprises. Lot more insightful than I thought.

[alekseysoldatenkov]

The weird swinging arm motion... stands for a lot of cash?

[oraromaochi]

He is certainly no analyst. But his energy hypnotises.

[nine]

He is so good at making it sound like he knows what he is talking about. Even when he is wrong, he is right.

[JuanHernandez-zesi]

Gary is a great marketer and a good motivator, but he lacks vision when it comes to technology innovation. Keep in mind that about a year ago he said that Facebook's most important strategy was to come out with a TV... lol.

[steve]

I'm so happy I invest in amazon, apple, tesla, and some high dividend paying stocks

[นันทนาอัคพิน-นอ]

The best way to avoid disappointment should be appreciated

[GPTResearcher]

Super relevant voice (even for Bloomberg!!)

[landonic]

Apple absolutely crushes Amazon in terms of profit. It's not even close.

[joshuaduncan]

Who cares? Nobody needs Gary to explain amazon killing it for 20 years

[upclimber]

Blockchain and DLT is the play. Voice is secondary.