Amazon Stock Struggles to Break $200 Amid Bezos Sell Orders on July 9 and 10

Amazon's stock, symbolized as $AMZN, has been struggling to break past the $200 mark. Investors and traders have been closely monitoring the situation, with many expressing frustration over the stock's inability to maintain a position above this threshold. Jeff Bezos, Amazon's founder, has been a focal point in these discussions, with some attributing the stock's stagnation to his sell orders at the $200 level. There are calls for Bezos to cease his selling activities to allow the stock to rise. Despite attempts to push past $200, the stock has repeatedly failed to do so, leading to speculation and anticipation about its future performance. This issue has been particularly prominent on July 9 and July 10, with suggestions that Bezos could sell the rest of his yearly quota in October around $220.