Market Cap 2,455.22B
Revenue (ttm) 637.96B
Net Income (ttm) 59.25B
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 31.96
Forward PE 31.57
Profit Margin 9.29%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.14
Volume 38,497,898
Avg Vol 51,352,742
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 10.69B
Stochastic %K 59%
Beta 1.29
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $296.42

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
TheExpertFellow
TheExpertFellow Nov. 27 at 8:25 PM
Finally for the day; my advice to my folks, rely on your own research, I've been successful in the stock market for over 2 decades, not a single loss, and haven't ever paid an "adviser" a penny :) $AAPL $AMD $SPY $NVDA $AMZN
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USAStockmarket
USAStockmarket Nov. 27 at 8:02 PM
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agyulev
agyulev Nov. 27 at 7:32 PM
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keetamaxi25
keetamaxi25 Nov. 27 at 7:21 PM
$KTA.X for $AMZN investors If you look past the noise, Amazon has a very specific role in the market. It’s your liquidity anchor on the tech side: structural exposure to AI, cloud, logistics, and consumer data at massive scale. For a lot of portfolios, that’s the core compounder bucket – durable cash flows, pricing power, and a long runway from cloud and AI infra spend. You’re basically riding the rails of internet commerce and compute. Keeta lives in a different part of the stack entirely. Think of it as the settlement and interoperability layer that wants to move real value – stablecoins, tokenized treasuries, bank money, FX flows – between chains and institutions at very high speed, with compliance baked in from day one. The reason some of us pay attention is that Keeta isn’t just chasing generic DeFi; it’s engineered for sub‑second finality and extreme throughput so banks, fintechs, and payment processors can actually push serious volume without breaking. That’s also why seeing Google Cloud repeatedly highlight Keeta on its own X account matters: infra people don’t usually go out of their way to point at small-cap L1s unless they see something that looks like real plumbing. What makes the setup interesting from a capital rotation lens is the asymmetry. The large L1s have done the heavy lifting on narratives and ecosystems, and they absolutely deserve their scale. But most of them were not architected around strict compliance hooks, regulated identity, and cross‑border FX settlement as first-class design constraints. Keeta is still tiny by comparison, yet it is explicitly trying to be the neutral backbone other chains, banks, and global fintechs can settle through. If that narrative plays out, you’re not just talking about on-chain swaps; you’re talking about real-world asset flows, payroll, merchant settlement, credit, and cross-chain collateral all clearing on a single, high-throughput layer. This is where a Stripe- or Bridge-style integration becomes a potential step‑function event. If a payments giant plugs into Keeta under the hood, suddenly you have everyday merchant transactions, payouts, and FX conversions quietly settling on-chain, with on- and off-ramps abstracted away from the end user. Investors look at that kind of connectivity and see the path to a multi‑billion‑dollar network over time, because it ties blockspace demand directly to real economic activity instead of pure speculation. For someone who already has heavy exposure to mature names like Amazon, a small, satellite allocation to a settlement-first L1 like Keeta is basically a call option on the financial plumbing of the next decade: limited capital at risk relative to your core, but meaningful upside if those real-world rails actually migrate on-chain.
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PittsburghPower
PittsburghPower Nov. 27 at 7:14 PM
$AMZN Wins Black Friday with record sales. Amazon will Bull run through January... Historically Amazon dominates from November through January.... AI is currently stagnant. $NVDA $ORCL $PLTR
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PickAlpha
PickAlpha Nov. 27 at 7:06 PM
PickAlpha Morning Report - Company News: 2025.11.27 News Analysis - 1/2: US judge blocks New York law expanding state labor board’s power to reinstate fired union organizers, granting Amazon a statewide preliminary injunction. $AMZN $XLY $IWM
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DrSilbergleit
DrSilbergleit Nov. 27 at 7:04 PM
$META is joining $GOOG and $AMZN as it starts using its own AI chip. They wouldn’t stay dependent on $NVDA forever. It’s basic firm theory. If something is costlier to outsource in the long term than building it in-house, you bring it in-house.
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MountCapital
MountCapital Nov. 27 at 6:51 PM
$AMZN AWS is getting crushed. Only business plan CEO has is to fire workers. $150 soon
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TalkMarkets
TalkMarkets Nov. 27 at 6:23 PM
2025: The Year Of #Alphabet $AAPL $AMZN $AVGO $MSFT $NVDA https://talkmarkets.com/content/us-markets/2025-the-year-of-alphabet?post=541169
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TheExpertFellow
TheExpertFellow Nov. 27 at 6:14 PM
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TheExpertFellow
TheExpertFellow Nov. 27 at 8:25 PM
Finally for the day; my advice to my folks, rely on your own research, I've been successful in the stock market for over 2 decades, not a single loss, and haven't ever paid an "adviser" a penny :) $AAPL $AMD $SPY $NVDA $AMZN
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USAStockmarket
USAStockmarket Nov. 27 at 8:02 PM
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agyulev
agyulev Nov. 27 at 7:32 PM
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keetamaxi25
keetamaxi25 Nov. 27 at 7:21 PM
$KTA.X for $AMZN investors If you look past the noise, Amazon has a very specific role in the market. It’s your liquidity anchor on the tech side: structural exposure to AI, cloud, logistics, and consumer data at massive scale. For a lot of portfolios, that’s the core compounder bucket – durable cash flows, pricing power, and a long runway from cloud and AI infra spend. You’re basically riding the rails of internet commerce and compute. Keeta lives in a different part of the stack entirely. Think of it as the settlement and interoperability layer that wants to move real value – stablecoins, tokenized treasuries, bank money, FX flows – between chains and institutions at very high speed, with compliance baked in from day one. The reason some of us pay attention is that Keeta isn’t just chasing generic DeFi; it’s engineered for sub‑second finality and extreme throughput so banks, fintechs, and payment processors can actually push serious volume without breaking. That’s also why seeing Google Cloud repeatedly highlight Keeta on its own X account matters: infra people don’t usually go out of their way to point at small-cap L1s unless they see something that looks like real plumbing. What makes the setup interesting from a capital rotation lens is the asymmetry. The large L1s have done the heavy lifting on narratives and ecosystems, and they absolutely deserve their scale. But most of them were not architected around strict compliance hooks, regulated identity, and cross‑border FX settlement as first-class design constraints. Keeta is still tiny by comparison, yet it is explicitly trying to be the neutral backbone other chains, banks, and global fintechs can settle through. If that narrative plays out, you’re not just talking about on-chain swaps; you’re talking about real-world asset flows, payroll, merchant settlement, credit, and cross-chain collateral all clearing on a single, high-throughput layer. This is where a Stripe- or Bridge-style integration becomes a potential step‑function event. If a payments giant plugs into Keeta under the hood, suddenly you have everyday merchant transactions, payouts, and FX conversions quietly settling on-chain, with on- and off-ramps abstracted away from the end user. Investors look at that kind of connectivity and see the path to a multi‑billion‑dollar network over time, because it ties blockspace demand directly to real economic activity instead of pure speculation. For someone who already has heavy exposure to mature names like Amazon, a small, satellite allocation to a settlement-first L1 like Keeta is basically a call option on the financial plumbing of the next decade: limited capital at risk relative to your core, but meaningful upside if those real-world rails actually migrate on-chain.
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PittsburghPower
PittsburghPower Nov. 27 at 7:14 PM
$AMZN Wins Black Friday with record sales. Amazon will Bull run through January... Historically Amazon dominates from November through January.... AI is currently stagnant. $NVDA $ORCL $PLTR
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PickAlpha
PickAlpha Nov. 27 at 7:06 PM
PickAlpha Morning Report - Company News: 2025.11.27 News Analysis - 1/2: US judge blocks New York law expanding state labor board’s power to reinstate fired union organizers, granting Amazon a statewide preliminary injunction. $AMZN $XLY $IWM
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DrSilbergleit
DrSilbergleit Nov. 27 at 7:04 PM
$META is joining $GOOG and $AMZN as it starts using its own AI chip. They wouldn’t stay dependent on $NVDA forever. It’s basic firm theory. If something is costlier to outsource in the long term than building it in-house, you bring it in-house.
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MountCapital
MountCapital Nov. 27 at 6:51 PM
$AMZN AWS is getting crushed. Only business plan CEO has is to fire workers. $150 soon
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TalkMarkets
TalkMarkets Nov. 27 at 6:23 PM
2025: The Year Of #Alphabet $AAPL $AMZN $AVGO $MSFT $NVDA https://talkmarkets.com/content/us-markets/2025-the-year-of-alphabet?post=541169
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TheExpertFellow
TheExpertFellow Nov. 27 at 6:14 PM
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TheExpertFellow Nov. 27 at 6:13 PM
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TheExpertFellow
TheExpertFellow Nov. 27 at 6:11 PM
I think there is nothing wrong with being creative :) $AAPL $AMD $SPY $NVDA $AMZN
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TheExpertFellow
TheExpertFellow Nov. 27 at 6:08 PM
Happy Thanksgiving $AAPL $AMD $SPY $NVDA $AMZN
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TheExpertFellow
TheExpertFellow Nov. 27 at 6:04 PM
In a different world :) $AAPL $AMD $SPY $NVDA $AMZN
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snowPOW
snowPOW Nov. 27 at 5:50 PM
$BB once again, the headline isn't the story that would be interesting to BlackBerry longs. Read about the battery and it's connection to which map is needed. https://www.bmwblog.com/2025/11/26/bmw-carplay-apple-maps-support/ $BMWYY $AAPL $GOOG It's reasons like this that make me speculate that Apple, who already has a deal with BlackBerry will be a player in something like IVY with $AMZN Apple will not be "happy" with this result, despite getting the HUD.
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surfonium
surfonium Nov. 27 at 5:38 PM
$AMZN https://www.benzinga.com/news/legal/25/11/49103533/amazon-scores-major-court-victory-as-judge-blocks-new-yorks-bid-to-regulate-private-sector-labor-disputes
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keetamaxi25
keetamaxi25 Nov. 27 at 5:30 PM
$KTA.X for $AMZN investors When new capital enters the sector, Amazon is one of the first names they hear. For good reason. It gives you exposure to AI through both native workloads and customer adoption, to cloud through AWS, and to long-duration consumer and logistics infrastructure. As a core, large-cap position, it checks the boxes institutions care about: scale, liquidity, governance, and regulatory familiarity. You are effectively underwriting the continued digitization of commerce and compute, not taking speculative balance-sheet risk on unproven rails. Keeta, if it fits anywhere in a portfolio like that, sits in a very different spot: not in the “applications and distribution” layer where Amazon operates, but down in the plumbing that moves value between banks, fintechs, chains, and payment processors. The design is aimed at sub-second, high-assurance settlement for real-world assets and cross-border flows, with explicit hooks for KYC, AML, and identity-aware transactions so that regulated entities can operate without bending their compliance frameworks. In public stress runs, the network has already pushed into the eleven-million-plus transactions per second range, with independent infra teams like ChainSpec and engineers from the Google cloud ecosystem reviewing and validating the methodology. That matters if you are thinking about institutional volumes, not just retail speculation. Where Keeta gets interesting from an allocator’s perspective is the potential to be neutral, shared infrastructure between existing blockchains and existing financial players. Anchors and bridges let stablecoins, tokenized deposits, and even wrapped assets route into Keeta for high-speed, low-latency settlement, then back out to chains where end-users actually sit. Critically, the system aims to keep latency low while still preserving safety properties that large institutions demand for things like FX netting, treasury operations, and large-value transfers. Most major L1s have done an excellent job bootstrapping developer ecosystems and DeFi, but very few are engineered and messaged specifically around bank-grade compliance and interoperability as their primary use case. From a valuation angle, Keeta still looks early. Mainnet is live, but its market value remains small relative to what it is trying to become: a backbone layer for banks, global payment networks, and tokenized real-world assets. That’s why people keep watching for deep integrations with Stripe- or Bridge-style payment stacks. If Keeta’s rails sit directly under merchant payments, payouts, and FX conversions, you suddenly have real invoicing, payroll, and settlement volume flowing through the chain. That kind of linkage between high-throughput, compliant settlement and existing merchant acquirers is exactly the sort of catalyst that, if executed well, can support a re-rating toward multi-billion-network status over time. For someone who already holds mature leaders like Amazon, Keeta is not a replacement; it is closer to a small, satellite-style position in emerging financial infrastructure. The risk profile is clearly higher, but so is the asymmetry if it succeeds in becoming shared plumbing for banks, fintechs, and cross-chain settlement. In portfolio terms, you are pairing a dominant, cash-generating platform in digital commerce and compute with a speculative, but institutionally-oriented bet on the transaction layer that could sit underneath many of the financial services those platforms touch over the next decade.
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keetamaxi25
keetamaxi25 Nov. 27 at 3:49 PM
$KTA.X for $AMZN investors One of the easiest ways to see crypto’s evolution is to study what Amazon got right. In web infrastructure, Amazon didn’t win because it had the flashiest apps; it won because developers could plug into reliable, scalable primitives and build whatever they wanted on top. If you already own Amazon, you’re effectively long that thesis: cloud, AI, and logistics as the backbone for everything else. That makes a ton of sense as a core position in a world where compute and data are the new raw materials. In the crypto stack, Keeta is trying to occupy a very different, more specialized layer: high-speed, compliance-aware settlement and routing between chains and institutions. Think of it less like another smart contract playground and more like a neutral switchboard for value. The interesting part, from an infra perspective, is that Keeta has already demonstrated live benchmarks in the eleven-million-plus transactions per second range, with those numbers reviewed by independent infra teams like ChainSpec and engineers from the Google Cloud ecosystem. That combination of throughput and external validation matters when you’re talking about banks, payment processors, and FX venues that cannot tolerate mystery performance. Most of the major Layer 1s have done something impressive: they proved that programmable money and on-chain assets are viable at scale for consumers and DeFi. Ethereum established the security and composability model, and newer high-throughput chains pushed user experience forward. Keeta is oriented around a different constraint set: extremely low latency while still preserving safety for institutional-style flows, plus hooks for KYC, AML, and rules-based assets so regulated players can operate without duct-taping compliance on later. That positioning makes it a natural candidate for cross-chain settlement, stablecoin corridors, and routing payments between banks, fintechs, and existing blockchains. From a valuation lens, this is where it gets interesting for someone already anchored in large, mature names like Amazon. Keeta’s mainnet is live, but its market value still looks small relative to the role it is aiming for: backbone infrastructure for interbank settlement, FX, and global payment networks. If that thesis plays out, the upside is more about becoming part of the financial substrate than competing for memecoins or retail narratives. For a portfolio built around dominant cloud and AI platforms, a modest, satellite-style allocation to Keeta is essentially a targeted bet that the next decade’s financial plumbing won’t be a black box inside single institutions, but an open, high-throughput, interoperable layer that everything else quietly settles through.
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cayenne
cayenne Nov. 27 at 3:31 PM
$PTRN Istitutions are buying and nobody sold! This is the next $AMZN Happy Thanksgiving!
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Jeff123123
Jeff123123 Nov. 27 at 3:31 PM
$AMZN healthcare premiums increased 70%-500% what the fkkkkkkk. ffffff
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Dareringer Nov. 27 at 3:26 PM
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