Tiger Global acquired 6.42 Million Amazon.com shares worth $1.36 Billion. That's 5.39% of their entire equity portfolio (6th largest holding). The first Amazon.com trade was made in Q1 2004. Since then Tiger Global bought shares 25 more times and sold shares on 23 occasions. The stake costed the investor $249 Million, netting the investor a gain of 445% so far.
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