Market Cap 2,688.09B
Revenue (ttm) 716.92B
Net Income (ttm) 77.67B
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 35.71
Forward PE 32.92
Profit Margin 10.83%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.27
Volume 43,551,500
Avg Vol 48,871,906
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 10.76B
Stochastic %K 45%
Beta 1.46
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $315.40

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
investing_dans_valeur
investing_dans_valeur Jul. 18 at 2:43 AM
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Shergasmic
Shergasmic Jul. 18 at 1:51 AM
$SPY $DIA $AMZN $META $MU https://youtu.be/746ggrpft5A?si=QdxY7Ahty5PNhlfo
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jgalfano4
jgalfano4 Jul. 18 at 1:38 AM
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Floridaorange
Floridaorange Jul. 18 at 1:14 AM
$AMZN Every improvement in AI can improve: * AWS AI services * Alexa * logistics * warehouse automation * advertising * shopping recommendations * coding productivity The beauty is that Amazon already has billions of customer interactions. Each AI improvement can produce more revenue without hiring proportional numbers of employees.
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AStrokeOfLuck
AStrokeOfLuck Jul. 18 at 1:02 AM
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SiliconMoat
SiliconMoat Jul. 18 at 12:24 AM
The Magnificent 7 finished the week trading lower. (Part 1) Big tech continues to face pressure as investors rotate capital and reassess growth expectations. Weekly performance: $NVDA -2.21% 🔴 $AMZN -1.06% 🔴 $AAPL +0.14% 🟢 $MSFT -1.82% 🔴 Short-term weakness doesn’t always change the long-term story. The key is watching earnings, valuation, and whether investors continue to support the biggest names in technology. The next setup is already taking shape. Stay connected.
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AlphaFoundry
AlphaFoundry Jul. 18 at 12:21 AM
They’re positioned to make more money than ever before. The biggest technology companies continue investing heavily in AI, cloud infrastructure, and next-generation platforms. Companies I’m watching: $AMZN $META $GOOG $MSFT Short-term market swings can create noise, but the long-term opportunity comes down to growth, execution, and how these companies monetize emerging technologies. The strongest businesses often find ways to adapt and expand through multiple cycles. The market never waits, and neither should your watchlist
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WallStreetScout1
WallStreetScout1 Jul. 17 at 11:32 PM
Big Tech Bond Demand Is Cooling — A Warning Sign for AI Spending? Investor appetite for Big Tech bonds is weakening. Bond deals from Amazon $AMZN, Apple $AAPL, Meta $META, Microsoft $MSFT, and Oracle $ORCL saw their cover ratio fall to around 1.7x in July, the lowest level since at least September 2025. The cover ratio measures investor demand by comparing total orders received versus the amount of bonds issued. This metric has dropped 3.0 points over the past five months. For comparison, the average cover ratio across investment-grade bonds is around 3.4x, nearly double Big Tech’s current level. In February 2026, Big Tech’s average cover ratio was 4.7x, outperforming the broader market. Meanwhile, the group has issued approximately $194B in debt this year, representing a record ~9% of total US investment-grade bond supply. The key question: Are bond investors becoming more cautious about financing the AI buildout?
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Miracolo
Miracolo Jul. 17 at 11:24 PM
$MSFT America is still No. 1 in AI. China is making headlines again, just like with the first DeepSeek announcement but I’m sticking to the same strategy buy, hold, and stay focused on the long term. $GOOGL $META $AMZN $ORCL
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MinimalistKLine
MinimalistKLine Jul. 17 at 10:47 PM
$AMZN Put Credit Spread Trade Review On April 30, we sold 5 contracts of the $AMZN Put Credit Spread. Collected total premium: $610 Maximum risk: $1,890 After entering the trade, $AMZN moved lower and the position went into a temporary loss. Options trades are not only about direction. Time decay, volatility, and risk management play a major role. A temporary drawdown does not always invalidate the setup if the original thesis remains intact. The key is managing risk and respecting the trade plan. Trading is a process, not a prediction.
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investing_dans_valeur
investing_dans_valeur Jul. 18 at 2:43 AM
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Shergasmic
Shergasmic Jul. 18 at 1:51 AM
$SPY $DIA $AMZN $META $MU https://youtu.be/746ggrpft5A?si=QdxY7Ahty5PNhlfo
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jgalfano4
jgalfano4 Jul. 18 at 1:38 AM
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Floridaorange
Floridaorange Jul. 18 at 1:14 AM
$AMZN Every improvement in AI can improve: * AWS AI services * Alexa * logistics * warehouse automation * advertising * shopping recommendations * coding productivity The beauty is that Amazon already has billions of customer interactions. Each AI improvement can produce more revenue without hiring proportional numbers of employees.
0 · Reply
AStrokeOfLuck
AStrokeOfLuck Jul. 18 at 1:02 AM
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SiliconMoat
SiliconMoat Jul. 18 at 12:24 AM
The Magnificent 7 finished the week trading lower. (Part 1) Big tech continues to face pressure as investors rotate capital and reassess growth expectations. Weekly performance: $NVDA -2.21% 🔴 $AMZN -1.06% 🔴 $AAPL +0.14% 🟢 $MSFT -1.82% 🔴 Short-term weakness doesn’t always change the long-term story. The key is watching earnings, valuation, and whether investors continue to support the biggest names in technology. The next setup is already taking shape. Stay connected.
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AlphaFoundry
AlphaFoundry Jul. 18 at 12:21 AM
They’re positioned to make more money than ever before. The biggest technology companies continue investing heavily in AI, cloud infrastructure, and next-generation platforms. Companies I’m watching: $AMZN $META $GOOG $MSFT Short-term market swings can create noise, but the long-term opportunity comes down to growth, execution, and how these companies monetize emerging technologies. The strongest businesses often find ways to adapt and expand through multiple cycles. The market never waits, and neither should your watchlist
0 · Reply
WallStreetScout1
WallStreetScout1 Jul. 17 at 11:32 PM
Big Tech Bond Demand Is Cooling — A Warning Sign for AI Spending? Investor appetite for Big Tech bonds is weakening. Bond deals from Amazon $AMZN, Apple $AAPL, Meta $META, Microsoft $MSFT, and Oracle $ORCL saw their cover ratio fall to around 1.7x in July, the lowest level since at least September 2025. The cover ratio measures investor demand by comparing total orders received versus the amount of bonds issued. This metric has dropped 3.0 points over the past five months. For comparison, the average cover ratio across investment-grade bonds is around 3.4x, nearly double Big Tech’s current level. In February 2026, Big Tech’s average cover ratio was 4.7x, outperforming the broader market. Meanwhile, the group has issued approximately $194B in debt this year, representing a record ~9% of total US investment-grade bond supply. The key question: Are bond investors becoming more cautious about financing the AI buildout?
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Miracolo
Miracolo Jul. 17 at 11:24 PM
$MSFT America is still No. 1 in AI. China is making headlines again, just like with the first DeepSeek announcement but I’m sticking to the same strategy buy, hold, and stay focused on the long term. $GOOGL $META $AMZN $ORCL
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MinimalistKLine
MinimalistKLine Jul. 17 at 10:47 PM
$AMZN Put Credit Spread Trade Review On April 30, we sold 5 contracts of the $AMZN Put Credit Spread. Collected total premium: $610 Maximum risk: $1,890 After entering the trade, $AMZN moved lower and the position went into a temporary loss. Options trades are not only about direction. Time decay, volatility, and risk management play a major role. A temporary drawdown does not always invalidate the setup if the original thesis remains intact. The key is managing risk and respecting the trade plan. Trading is a process, not a prediction.
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MatrixMACD
MatrixMACD Jul. 17 at 10:43 PM
Options trading can become much more flexible when you have enough capital to manage positions properly. A small winning trade can sometimes be scaled into a much larger return through position sizing, risk management, and strategic adjustments. Example: turning a $610 gain into a $4,000 gain with an $AMZN 6/18 $240/$245 put credit spread. But the key point is often overlooked: bigger returns usually come with bigger exposure. Capital helps create opportunities, but discipline is what protects it.
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independentresearch1
independentresearch1 Jul. 17 at 10:23 PM
My automated AI portfolio just deployed capital into two new high-conviction plays! The sector rotation logic here is beautiful. New additions loading: $AMZN (Heavy tech/consumer exposure leader)$PLD (Industrial real estate powerhouse) Staying perfectly disciplined on macro sector balance is the only way to lock in long-term compounding while avoiding tech-heavy concentration. Just uploaded the exact portfolio weightings, AI model backtest data, and our next rebalancing triggers to my profile.
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Nuclear_Elvis
Nuclear_Elvis Jul. 17 at 10:14 PM
$DCGO If you look at the Weekly Chart, it was a "2 Steps Forward, 1 Step Back" trading week, encouraging to see recovery from the All-Time Low after the Russell Index Exit selloff. As crazy as this may sound, I am less concerned about the Reverse Split potential as I am more interested in the upcoming Q2 Earnings Report. With this 10-Q and going forward, we begin to shed the prior NYC Healthcare historical data from being part of the conversation, and will eventually be totally free of that contrast, which helps the company look more like a traditional Growth Company on the rise. DocGo needs more stories about their progress and put all the controversial stories in the rear-view mirror (looking at you Capone, and NYC Contract). Looking forward - DocGo has a fully-owned Subsidiary named Steady MD - that is the primary provider and partner with $AMZN Amazon's healthcare arm, which - most Amazon investors may not even know the company is in the Virtual Healthcare business now.
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BreakoutLife
BreakoutLife Jul. 17 at 10:12 PM
Big Tech’s AI spending story is starting to face a new test from the bond market. Demand for debt issued by $AMZN, $AAPL, $META, $MSFT, and $ORCL is cooling. The average bond deal cover ratio dropped to around 1.7x in July, the lowest level since at least late 2025, down roughly 3 points over the past five months. For context, the broader investment-grade bond market is still averaging around 3.4x demand. Back in February, Big Tech was seeing much stronger appetite with a 4.7x cover ratio. These companies have already raised about $194B in debt this year, representing a record share of US investment-grade issuance. The question now: are bond investors starting to question the pace and cost of the AI infrastructure buildout?
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DogFella
DogFella Jul. 17 at 10:07 PM
$TSLA $AMZN $MSFT $GOOG remember the good times?
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itsfloridaking
itsfloridaking Jul. 17 at 9:38 PM
$SPY $IWM $AMZN $SBUX $TLT More to come 🤴🫴
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MovingFast77
MovingFast77 Jul. 17 at 9:28 PM
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GammaSqueeze311
GammaSqueeze311 Jul. 17 at 9:03 PM
$AAPL $AMZN $MSFT $NVDA $TSLA I think you are showing the daily performance not weekly.
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EquityVoyager_1
EquityVoyager_1 Jul. 17 at 8:59 PM
The biggest AI winners may not be the companies building the flashiest models. They may be the hyperscalers controlling the infrastructure. Here’s the likely path: As AI models become more efficient and capabilities begin to normalize, spending could shift toward lower-cost, high-performance models - putting pressure on frontier labs like OpenAI and Anthropic. Enterprises may access Chinese AI models through U.S. cloud platforms, while the cloud providers capture the economics and margins. If frontier model companies struggle to maintain attractive returns, investment could slow and the pace of model advancement may eventually cool. Meanwhile, $MSFT $META $GOOG $AMZN can replicate competitive AI models through distillation, integrate them into their own ecosystems, and monetize every inference request. The future AI giants may not just build models. They will own the infrastructure layer. Please visit my personal page for the latest market analysis and trading strategies.
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itllbeokay
itllbeokay Jul. 17 at 8:49 PM
$CRWV $AMZN $ORCL $SPCX can't really weigh on CoreWeave shares when the backlog is already 130 Billion. Let's say CoreWeave recieves more funding from, anywhere, you think that's going to the drive the stock price down? It won't because the more people realize that the more AI infrastructure there is, the more money that is put into the AI economy. The more the merrier and the sooner people realize that this isn't a competition but a growing asset, the better.
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ballantine Jul. 17 at 8:48 PM
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ballantine
ballantine Jul. 17 at 8:45 PM
$AMZN on my way for a lone weekend at Southampton. Perfect hot and sonny I need a good rest from Wall…..
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