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There's no denying it. Amazon (AMZN -0.31%) has been one of the market's most rewarding stocks for nearly the past three decades, rallying more than 270,000% since its 1997 initial public offering.

Investors may be increasingly concerned about Shopify's (SHOP -0.31%) recent performance. The stock has risen by around 85% over the last year.

The market still doesn't know what to make of the new tariff impact, which makes a lot of sense because there's still so much uncertainty. Although the U.S. and China have agreed to a 90-day pause on the newest tariffs, which would slap significant tariffs on goods between U.S. and China, there's still an increase in tariffs on Chinese products that stands today at 30%.

Market volatility over the past few months could lead investors to sell and take their winnings home before things get worse. But investing success means riding out the short-term waves and holding on to long-term winners.

Shopify Inc (NYSE: SHOP) president Harley Finkelstein says the e-commerce giant was built for challenging times and is, therefore, strongly positioned to weather tariff uncertainty in 2025.

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The stock market has whipsawed back and forth to start 2025, and no one knows how the markets will perform the rest of the year. But history is clear: If you regularly buy shares of growing businesses, you're going to see those investments multiply into much larger sums down the road.

The market's recent correction looks like a massive drop on a year-to-date chart. However, it will look far less daunting in a decade; that's what happens over the long run.

A handful of stocks benefited massively during the pandemic. It was an interesting time to be an investor, to say the least, and those who targeted the stay-at-home stocks were rewarded handsomely with considerable gains.

Shopify has introduced a tool that lets merchants create online stores by entering descriptive keywords. The Canadian eCommerce platform's “AI Store Builder” was announced Wednesday (May 21) along with a series of other new features.