Market Cap 2,628.93B
Revenue (ttm) 716.92B
Net Income (ttm) 77.67B
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 33.26
Forward PE 30.78
Profit Margin 10.83%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.27
Volume 75,624,398
Avg Vol 45,631,832
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 10.76B
Stochastic %K 64%
Beta 1.44
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $316.04

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
MadStockAlerts1
MadStockAlerts1 Jun. 20 at 6:18 PM
$AMZN just dropped "Artificial," a finished film about Sam Altman starring Andrew Garfield, now hunting a new distributor. The timing is the tell: it lands months after Amazon's OpenAI deal worth up to $50B. Lots of potential for growth here
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MadStockAlerts1
MadStockAlerts1 Jun. 20 at 6:13 PM
Here is what Wall Street is not putting on the front page: the AI buildout is running on borrowed money. $NVDA, $ORCL, $AMZN, $GOOGL, $META each tapping the debt market for tens of billions. SpaceX reportedly lining up a $20B bond. Cheap when rates fall, heavy when they rise. Wat
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Kulig58
Kulig58 Jun. 20 at 5:36 PM
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skcots_13
skcots_13 Jun. 20 at 5:25 PM
$AMZN Amazon generates or has generated substantially higher positive FCF in strong years than GS, but is currently in a heavy investment phase that has compressed it. Goldman Sachs routinely shows large negative FCF due to the nature of banking operations. For valuation purposes, AMZN is often evaluated on forward FCF growth expectations (AI/AWS leverage), while GS is more of a P/E or P/B play. Neither is universally "better" — it depends on your investment goals, time horizon, risk tolerance, and what you value in a stock. Neither is a pure FCF play today — Amazon is sacrificing short-term FCF for future dominance, and GS's FCF isn't the primary valuation driver. Are you comparing AMZN and GS for free cash flow?
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KryptonResearch
KryptonResearch Jun. 20 at 5:22 PM
Massive catalyst in the power space as the trump admin has backing from regulators to fast track AI Data Center access to the grid. The read through to investments is not IPPs that have both ran already and may also be net-losers from here given the tremendous capex that is going to have to come from them (although there are talks that hyperscalers will have to cover costs $MSFT $GOOG $META $AMZN $ORCL ). The real winners are where this capex is headed. One of the concerns with DCs is that they consume intense power and will raise prices and strain the grid beyond its current capabilities. That’s why we have built a massive position in a company that is about to see an avalanche of money head its way as they rush to ensure the grid is not only capable, but efficient. Making the grid intelligent at the endpoints is the most valuable upgrade, leveraging existing networks to their maximum abilities. 100%+ upside. Read here: https://kryptonresearch.substack.com/p/ai-powers-ahead
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topstockalerts
topstockalerts Jun. 20 at 4:41 PM
Dwindling free cash flow Tech giants need the money as some of them deplete their cash reserves they’ve spent years building up. Goldman Sachs recently noted that capex as a percentage of cash flow is at the highest level since the dot-com era. The firm also expects that capex this year will be closer to $920 billion, and says analyst estimates have been “too conservative” each of the past three years. Amazon, which has forecast spending of roughly $200 billion this year, is widely expected to see negative free cash flow. “Tech investors are learning what it’s like to be an investor in old-economy industrial businesses that are capital intensive,” Boockvar said. “Free cash flow is volatile and access to both debt and equity markets are crucial in order to finance it all.” $AMZN
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topstockalerts
topstockalerts Jun. 20 at 4:41 PM
Warsh held his first press conference as Fed chairman on Wednesday. The central bank indicated the possibility of a rate hike in 2026, which sparked a sell-off in equities and an increase in rates. The 10-year yield is trading near 4.45%. Higher rates have always had an outsized impact on smaller tech companies, as investors value them based on future profits. When yields spike and the so-called “risk-free rate” rises, investors discount future cash flows, making them worth less today. The effect of rising rates is now moving upstream. That’s because tech’s hyperscalers are engaged in a high-speed race to build out AI infrastructure, with Amazon , Alphabet , Microsoft and Meta projected to deploy a combined $750 billion this year, up more than 80% from 2025. $AMZN $MSFT $META
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DailyWatcher_
DailyWatcher_ Jun. 20 at 4:41 PM
I've been adding to 4 names recently: $AMZN — Still one of the best ways to play both AI and cloud growth. AWS remains a huge profit engine, and the retail business keeps getting stronger. $META — Massive cash flow, aggressive AI investment, and a valuation that still looks reasonable compared to its growth. $SOFI — Not risk-free, but the recent pullback has made the risk/reward a lot more interesting. Watching execution closely. $NOW — Quietly becoming one of the biggest beneficiaries of enterprise AI adoption. Demand trends continue to look strong. Not expecting a straight line higher, but these are the names I'm most comfortable holding through volatility.
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ChipDistribution7
ChipDistribution7 Jun. 20 at 3:10 PM
$AMZN The key argument here is not just revenue size, but composition and future mix shift. Despite having one of the largest top-line figures in the market, the valuation reflects expectations around margins rather than revenue alone. The long-term upside thesis is driven by three moving parts: Continued automation in retail improving efficiency over time AWS and advertising growing as higher-margin contributors Emerging segments (including chips and infrastructure) increasing mix contribution If these trends continue, the story becomes less about revenue growth and more about margin expansion layered on top of an already massive base.
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Mercy_forever
Mercy_forever Jun. 20 at 3:06 PM
$SPY/$NVDA/$AMZN/$MSFT 100% painful but that’s the way sometimes. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DYHbUvyqfEF/
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MadStockAlerts1
MadStockAlerts1 Jun. 20 at 6:18 PM
$AMZN just dropped "Artificial," a finished film about Sam Altman starring Andrew Garfield, now hunting a new distributor. The timing is the tell: it lands months after Amazon's OpenAI deal worth up to $50B. Lots of potential for growth here
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MadStockAlerts1
MadStockAlerts1 Jun. 20 at 6:13 PM
Here is what Wall Street is not putting on the front page: the AI buildout is running on borrowed money. $NVDA, $ORCL, $AMZN, $GOOGL, $META each tapping the debt market for tens of billions. SpaceX reportedly lining up a $20B bond. Cheap when rates fall, heavy when they rise. Wat
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Kulig58
Kulig58 Jun. 20 at 5:36 PM
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skcots_13
skcots_13 Jun. 20 at 5:25 PM
$AMZN Amazon generates or has generated substantially higher positive FCF in strong years than GS, but is currently in a heavy investment phase that has compressed it. Goldman Sachs routinely shows large negative FCF due to the nature of banking operations. For valuation purposes, AMZN is often evaluated on forward FCF growth expectations (AI/AWS leverage), while GS is more of a P/E or P/B play. Neither is universally "better" — it depends on your investment goals, time horizon, risk tolerance, and what you value in a stock. Neither is a pure FCF play today — Amazon is sacrificing short-term FCF for future dominance, and GS's FCF isn't the primary valuation driver. Are you comparing AMZN and GS for free cash flow?
0 · Reply
KryptonResearch
KryptonResearch Jun. 20 at 5:22 PM
Massive catalyst in the power space as the trump admin has backing from regulators to fast track AI Data Center access to the grid. The read through to investments is not IPPs that have both ran already and may also be net-losers from here given the tremendous capex that is going to have to come from them (although there are talks that hyperscalers will have to cover costs $MSFT $GOOG $META $AMZN $ORCL ). The real winners are where this capex is headed. One of the concerns with DCs is that they consume intense power and will raise prices and strain the grid beyond its current capabilities. That’s why we have built a massive position in a company that is about to see an avalanche of money head its way as they rush to ensure the grid is not only capable, but efficient. Making the grid intelligent at the endpoints is the most valuable upgrade, leveraging existing networks to their maximum abilities. 100%+ upside. Read here: https://kryptonresearch.substack.com/p/ai-powers-ahead
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topstockalerts
topstockalerts Jun. 20 at 4:41 PM
Dwindling free cash flow Tech giants need the money as some of them deplete their cash reserves they’ve spent years building up. Goldman Sachs recently noted that capex as a percentage of cash flow is at the highest level since the dot-com era. The firm also expects that capex this year will be closer to $920 billion, and says analyst estimates have been “too conservative” each of the past three years. Amazon, which has forecast spending of roughly $200 billion this year, is widely expected to see negative free cash flow. “Tech investors are learning what it’s like to be an investor in old-economy industrial businesses that are capital intensive,” Boockvar said. “Free cash flow is volatile and access to both debt and equity markets are crucial in order to finance it all.” $AMZN
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topstockalerts
topstockalerts Jun. 20 at 4:41 PM
Warsh held his first press conference as Fed chairman on Wednesday. The central bank indicated the possibility of a rate hike in 2026, which sparked a sell-off in equities and an increase in rates. The 10-year yield is trading near 4.45%. Higher rates have always had an outsized impact on smaller tech companies, as investors value them based on future profits. When yields spike and the so-called “risk-free rate” rises, investors discount future cash flows, making them worth less today. The effect of rising rates is now moving upstream. That’s because tech’s hyperscalers are engaged in a high-speed race to build out AI infrastructure, with Amazon , Alphabet , Microsoft and Meta projected to deploy a combined $750 billion this year, up more than 80% from 2025. $AMZN $MSFT $META
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DailyWatcher_
DailyWatcher_ Jun. 20 at 4:41 PM
I've been adding to 4 names recently: $AMZN — Still one of the best ways to play both AI and cloud growth. AWS remains a huge profit engine, and the retail business keeps getting stronger. $META — Massive cash flow, aggressive AI investment, and a valuation that still looks reasonable compared to its growth. $SOFI — Not risk-free, but the recent pullback has made the risk/reward a lot more interesting. Watching execution closely. $NOW — Quietly becoming one of the biggest beneficiaries of enterprise AI adoption. Demand trends continue to look strong. Not expecting a straight line higher, but these are the names I'm most comfortable holding through volatility.
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ChipDistribution7
ChipDistribution7 Jun. 20 at 3:10 PM
$AMZN The key argument here is not just revenue size, but composition and future mix shift. Despite having one of the largest top-line figures in the market, the valuation reflects expectations around margins rather than revenue alone. The long-term upside thesis is driven by three moving parts: Continued automation in retail improving efficiency over time AWS and advertising growing as higher-margin contributors Emerging segments (including chips and infrastructure) increasing mix contribution If these trends continue, the story becomes less about revenue growth and more about margin expansion layered on top of an already massive base.
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Mercy_forever
Mercy_forever Jun. 20 at 3:06 PM
$SPY/$NVDA/$AMZN/$MSFT 100% painful but that’s the way sometimes. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DYHbUvyqfEF/
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Blueville
Blueville Jun. 20 at 2:48 PM
$AMZN $C $HIMS $META et al. This week's lotto trades and results for June 15 - 19. #consistentprofits #bluevillecapital
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AI_fever
AI_fever Jun. 20 at 2:12 PM
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TheGiantKiller
TheGiantKiller Jun. 20 at 12:21 PM
$SLNH Shorts beware. Even a whiff of a hyperscaler agreement triples this stock overnight. Metrobloks is run by $AMZN AWS execs.
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Meatballtrades
Meatballtrades Jun. 20 at 8:59 AM
$AMZN daily is stuck here any move up is a retracement and bullish idk now with war back on mkt prob go red I day trade so I don't care good luck to all ok I liked this for a bounce here if mkt goes green
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topstockalerts
topstockalerts Jun. 20 at 1:46 AM
Global markets ended the week lower as investors grew cautious following the postponement of U.S.-Iran nuclear talks. European and Asian stocks declined, oil rebounded above $80 per barrel, and gold fell for a third consecutive week as expectations for tighter U.S. monetary policy increased. Brent crude rose 0.9%, while gold dropped 1.3% to around $4,156 an ounce. The U.S. dollar eased after its post-Fed rally, and Latin American currencies traded mixed, with the Mexican peso gaining and the Argentine and Colombian pesos weakening. In corporate news, Santander overtook Inditex as Spain’s most valuable listed company. Microsoft and Amazon could face stricter EU regulation of their cloud businesses, ASML denied allegations that an advanced chipmaking machine reached China in violation of export controls, and Mercedes-Benz announced new cost-cutting efforts to improve competitiveness. $GS $MSFT $AMZN $ASML
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topstockalerts
topstockalerts Jun. 20 at 12:54 AM
Amazon MGM Studios has dropped “Artificial,” a film about OpenAI CEO Sam Altman that was reportedly close to completion. The project, directed by Oscar-nominated filmmaker Luca Guadagnino and starring Andrew Garfield, will now seek a new distributor after Amazon decided not to move forward with its release. The company said it believes the film may have a better future with another studio and is working with the production team to find a new home. The decision is notable because it comes just months after Amazon announced a major partnership with OpenAI worth up to $50 billion, including an initial $15 billion investment. While Amazon has not linked the two developments, the timing has drawn attention given the film’s focus on one of the most dramatic episodes in OpenAI’s history. $AMZN
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Jasper2017
Jasper2017 Jun. 20 at 12:53 AM
$CWGYF when I was driving last week down the Northern California coast beaten by winds and storms all year around I realized Carnegie's underwater tech to harness ocean power would be ideal for those towns along the coast ✅️ #energy #waveenergy #cleanenergy #renewable $MSFT $HPE $AMZN
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topstockalerts
topstockalerts Jun. 20 at 12:51 AM
Amazon is in talks to sell its custom AI chips directly to companies for use in their own data centers, expanding its challenge to Nvidia’s dominance in AI hardware. AWS AI chief Peter DeSantis confirmed discussions are underway, though he did not name potential customers. Reports indicate users of Amazon’s Trainium chips already include OpenAI, Anthropic, and Uber through AWS. The move follows comments from CEO Andy Jassy that Amazon could sell racks of Trainium chips to third parties. Introduced in 2020, Trainium has generated more than $225 billion in revenue commitments, according to Amazon. The company is positioning the chips as an alternative to Nvidia GPUs amid surging global demand for AI infrastructure and locally controlled computing resources, particularly in Europe. DeSantis said demand remains exceptionally strong, with the latest Trainium version nearly sold out and significant interest already building for the next-generation model expected in 2027.. $AMZN $NVDA $META
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MarketMaestro1
MarketMaestro1 Jun. 19 at 11:34 PM
You have $10,000. Your goal is to maximize returns over the next 10 years. You can only pick ONE: $NVDA $MSFT $GOOGL $AMZN $META Defend your choice.
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MarketMaestro1
MarketMaestro1 Jun. 19 at 11:08 PM
A lot of investors look for one reason a stock can win. I would rather own companies with several. $AMZN can win through AWS, ads, retail, logistics, and AI infrastructure. $UBER can win through mobility, delivery, ads, memberships, and autonomy. $SOFI can win through deposits, lending, financial services, and cross-selling. The more realistic paths a business has, the less the thesis depends on one perfect outcome.
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LongBullish
LongBullish Jun. 19 at 10:40 PM
$NVDA $PLTR $AMZN $TTD The Trade Desk shows strong bullish potential driven by massive secular and platform catalysts. High Growth: CTV commands ~50% of revenue; Kokai adoption is near-universal. Strategic Partnerships: LinkedIn B2B CTV exclusivity, OpenAds growth, and retail data expansion. Risk Removal: Resolving the Publicis dispute eliminates a major overhang. Innovation & Valuation: Agentic AI (Koa), >95% retention, and a reset to a historically attractive forward P/E.
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PivotPoint_101
PivotPoint_101 Jun. 19 at 10:02 PM
$SPY $QQQ $IWM $AMZN #letstrade🎬📨 Consistency Over Greed every time
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