Market Cap 2,874.51B
Revenue (ttm) 716.92B
Net Income (ttm) 77.67B
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 37.83
Forward PE 35.01
Profit Margin 10.83%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.27
Volume 40,746,301
Avg Vol 45,534,039
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 10.76B
Stochastic %K 18%
Beta 1.46
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $315.53

Company Profile

Amazon.com, Inc. engages in the retail sale of consumer products, advertising, and subscriptions service through online and physical stores in North America and internationally. The company operates through three segments: North America, International, and Amazon Web Services (AWS). It also manufactures and sells electronic devices, including Kindle, fire tablets, fire TVs, echo, ring, blink, and eero; and develops and produces media content. In addition, the company offers programs that enable...

Industry: Internet Retail
Sector: Consumer Cyclical
Phone: 206 266 1000
Address:
410 Terry Avenue North, Seattle, United States
TheOne_24
TheOne_24 May. 16 at 6:14 AM
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AbrahamHParnassus
AbrahamHParnassus May. 16 at 5:32 AM
$SPY how's that 2000's dot com bubble working out for $GOOG $AMZN $META ?
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TheOne_24
TheOne_24 May. 16 at 5:10 AM
$CXAI $BTC.X $BZAI $AMZN It's absolutely freeing when you realize that the New Testament is only a glimpse of the truth, that you're meant to discern and look at all texts, because Spirit is in the kingdom within that speaks to all of us. Intuitive knowing, it's a blessing. Guess what? God DID! 🖕🏼
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Optomystic
Optomystic May. 16 at 4:36 AM
$AMZN doing My part
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK May. 16 at 3:52 AM
$SMCI $AMZN So pasted this into ChatGPT Pro and heres the result. I ensure it challenges my comments rather than just agreeing. AI/robotics may eventually force governments to create a serious UBI or some form of broad redistribution. Not because of politics, but because productivity could rise faster than the labor market can absorb displaced workers. That first phase could look recessionary: layoffs, wage pressure, weaker consumer demand, and a selloff in stocks that were priced only on AI hype. But that does not mean the AI thesis is dead. It means the economy has to rebalance. Once the market finds equilibrium, the companies that actually deliver efficiency — lower costs, faster production, better logistics, higher margins — should become far more valuable. The bubble pops in the weak names, then capital rotates into the real winners. This is why AI is not just a tech trade. It is an ownership trade.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK May. 16 at 3:41 AM
$SMCI There will come a point when the gov will need to create a proper UBI that can support people, AI and robots will become so productive it will likely replace most workers. This will look like a recession at first until it doesnt. Thats the first phase of the "AI bubble" Alot of stocks will temporarily lose alot of value. What will likely happen afterwards, is that the economy will find equilibrium as AI creates efficiencies in the economy, and various industries. Companies will no longer need to think about the politics of engaging business with each other and rather focus on the efficiancy gains. It will be less about who has a better reputation and more about who can deliver, many companies are already pivoting to this model now. $AMZN has for years. Likely after this equilibrium, stock value will increase again to new highs, most likely beyond what we currently realise because it will likely only be owned by the priveladged elite in order to fuel their lifestyles via dividends.
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AngryPanda
AngryPanda May. 16 at 3:11 AM
$AMZN $BRK.B $V ya pretty interesting… clearly still attached to his favourite Amex… He is the only one without Amazon…
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AngryPanda
AngryPanda May. 16 at 3:09 AM
$AMZN $SPY now do Tesla 😎
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AngryPanda
AngryPanda May. 16 at 3:08 AM
$AMZN the top billionaires all have AMAZON in their portfolios… most with an exposure of over 5%… What are you waiting for?
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StockDudeIndy
StockDudeIndy May. 16 at 2:38 AM
$AMZN Many hedge funds buying into Amazon.
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TheOne_24
TheOne_24 May. 16 at 6:14 AM
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AbrahamHParnassus
AbrahamHParnassus May. 16 at 5:32 AM
$SPY how's that 2000's dot com bubble working out for $GOOG $AMZN $META ?
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TheOne_24
TheOne_24 May. 16 at 5:10 AM
$CXAI $BTC.X $BZAI $AMZN It's absolutely freeing when you realize that the New Testament is only a glimpse of the truth, that you're meant to discern and look at all texts, because Spirit is in the kingdom within that speaks to all of us. Intuitive knowing, it's a blessing. Guess what? God DID! 🖕🏼
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Optomystic
Optomystic May. 16 at 4:36 AM
$AMZN doing My part
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK May. 16 at 3:52 AM
$SMCI $AMZN So pasted this into ChatGPT Pro and heres the result. I ensure it challenges my comments rather than just agreeing. AI/robotics may eventually force governments to create a serious UBI or some form of broad redistribution. Not because of politics, but because productivity could rise faster than the labor market can absorb displaced workers. That first phase could look recessionary: layoffs, wage pressure, weaker consumer demand, and a selloff in stocks that were priced only on AI hype. But that does not mean the AI thesis is dead. It means the economy has to rebalance. Once the market finds equilibrium, the companies that actually deliver efficiency — lower costs, faster production, better logistics, higher margins — should become far more valuable. The bubble pops in the weak names, then capital rotates into the real winners. This is why AI is not just a tech trade. It is an ownership trade.
0 · Reply
Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK May. 16 at 3:41 AM
$SMCI There will come a point when the gov will need to create a proper UBI that can support people, AI and robots will become so productive it will likely replace most workers. This will look like a recession at first until it doesnt. Thats the first phase of the "AI bubble" Alot of stocks will temporarily lose alot of value. What will likely happen afterwards, is that the economy will find equilibrium as AI creates efficiencies in the economy, and various industries. Companies will no longer need to think about the politics of engaging business with each other and rather focus on the efficiancy gains. It will be less about who has a better reputation and more about who can deliver, many companies are already pivoting to this model now. $AMZN has for years. Likely after this equilibrium, stock value will increase again to new highs, most likely beyond what we currently realise because it will likely only be owned by the priveladged elite in order to fuel their lifestyles via dividends.
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AngryPanda
AngryPanda May. 16 at 3:11 AM
$AMZN $BRK.B $V ya pretty interesting… clearly still attached to his favourite Amex… He is the only one without Amazon…
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AngryPanda
AngryPanda May. 16 at 3:09 AM
$AMZN $SPY now do Tesla 😎
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AngryPanda
AngryPanda May. 16 at 3:08 AM
$AMZN the top billionaires all have AMAZON in their portfolios… most with an exposure of over 5%… What are you waiting for?
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StockDudeIndy
StockDudeIndy May. 16 at 2:38 AM
$AMZN Many hedge funds buying into Amazon.
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topstockalerts
topstockalerts May. 16 at 2:00 AM
Bill Ackman said Pershing Square has built a new stake in Microsoft, taking advantage of the stock’s decline to invest in what he sees as a stronger and more resilient business than investors currently appreciate. Ackman said Microsoft is now one of Pershing Square’s top holdings, highlighting Microsoft 365 and Azure as “two of the most valuable franchises in enterprise technology.” The hedge fund began buying shares in February and plans to disclose the position in a regulatory filing. Microsoft shares erased early premarket losses and rose 0.9% to $413 in New York trading. Despite this, the stock is still down 15% this year amid concerns over Copilot adoption, competition in the 365 business, and data center capacity constraints affecting cloud demand. Ackman argued Microsoft 365 is deeply embedded in large enterprises and nearly impossible to replicate, while strong Azure demand shows growth concerns are overstated. $MSFT $GOOGL $AMZN
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topstockalerts
topstockalerts May. 16 at 1:52 AM
Amazon is gaining strong investor optimism as confidence builds around its artificial intelligence strategy, pushing the company closer to the $3 trillion market cap club alongside Nvidia, Apple, Microsoft and Alphabet. The rally has accelerated since late March, with shares up sharply and delivering their best monthly performance in years, driven by expectations that Amazon Web Services (AWS) will benefit from rising AI demand. Recent results showed AWS growing at its fastest pace in over three years, while the company highlighted more than $225B in committed revenue tied to its custom AI chips, Trainium. Investors see AI as a key growth engine across Amazon’s ecosystem, from cloud computing to logistics and advertising, with analysts overwhelmingly bullish—dozens recommend buying the stock with no sell ratings among major coverage. $AMZN
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DrSilbergleit
DrSilbergleit May. 16 at 1:08 AM
$AMZN $SPY On this day in 1997: Amazon went public. A $1,000 investment in the IPO would be worth $3.5 million today!
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Ciprian99
Ciprian99 May. 16 at 12:27 AM
$BRK.B why would they sell all their $V and Mastercard? They also sold all their $AMZN . That’s crazy.
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LoneBroker
LoneBroker May. 16 at 12:12 AM
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Powertrader22
Powertrader22 May. 16 at 12:02 AM
$AMZN billionaire hedge funds are not regulated so yes they take it up So don't sell it won't last Pays a dividend
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sethmarcus
sethmarcus May. 15 at 11:56 PM
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topstockalerts
topstockalerts May. 15 at 11:48 PM
Appaloosa, led by David Tepper, reduced its overall equity portfolio by nearly $1B in Q1, bringing total holdings to just under $ 6B. The fund made meaningful portfolio adjustments, including exiting American Airlines entirely and trimming its position in Alibaba, while reallocating capital toward select large-cap tech names. The most notable increases were in Amazon and Uber, reflecting a continued preference for platform-based businesses with scalable revenue models and stronger resilience to macro uncertainty. Amazon offers diversified exposure through e-commerce, cloud computing, and advertising, while Uber has been improving profitability through its mobility and delivery segments. The overall repositioning suggests a more concentrated, quality-focused strategy—reducing exposure to cyclical or higher-volatility names and increasing conviction in dominant tech platforms with long-term structural growth drivers. $AMZN $UBER $AAL $MSFT $SNDK
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A_Pino
A_Pino May. 15 at 11:46 PM
$UNH something is fishy, Berkshire sold $AMZN $V $MA too but these doesn’t tank as bad
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topstockalerts
topstockalerts May. 15 at 11:45 PM
Soros Fund Management posted a solid first-quarter performance, growing the value of its equity portfolio by 5.7% to $9.12 billion, despite a broader market decline where the S&P 500 fell 4.6%. The results suggest the fund was positioned defensively or selectively in high-conviction tech names that held up better than the market overall. One of the most notable developments was a new investment in Berkshire Hathaway, which the fund appears to have initiated after Warren Buffett stepped down, leaving Greg Abel as CEO. The timing is significant: it signals that at least some institutional investors are willing to back the next phase of Berkshire’s leadership transition rather than wait for post-Buffett uncertainty to settle. Berkshire’s diversified structure—spanning insurance, railroads, energy, and major equity holdings—continues to make it a “macro-safe” conglomerate in volatile markets. $NVDA $AAPL $TSM $MU $AMZN
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topstockalerts
topstockalerts May. 15 at 11:44 PM
Appaloosa, the hedge fund founded by David Tepper, made a sharp portfolio shift in the first quarter by completely exiting its positions in the three major U.S. airlines—Delta Air Lines, American Airlines, and United Airlines—according to its latest regulatory disclosure. The move comes as the airline sector faces renewed pressure from rising fuel costs, which have been driven higher by geopolitical tensions, including the war involving Iran. Higher fuel prices typically squeeze airline margins, especially for carriers that already operate on thin profitability and are sensitive to cost volatility. Despite earlier signals from Delta’s CEO Ed Bastian suggesting travel demand remained resilient, the hedge fund opted to fully step away from the sector. At the same time, Appaloosa redeployed capital into companies viewed as more resilient or growth-oriented in the current environment. The fund increased its exposure to Amazon. $DAL $AAL $UAL $AMZN $UBER
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Lets__Go
Lets__Go May. 15 at 10:56 PM
$AMZN Berkshire hasn’t done squat in a long time. Nothing burger
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