Amazon.com Inc (AMZN)
Can Amazon's Online Store Strength Drive Upside in Retail Revenues?
AMZN's online stores gain traction as essentials and grocery fuel repeat buying, strengthening engagement and supporting steady retail revenue growth.
Amazon: Short-Term Pressure, Long-Term Opportunity
Amazon.com, Inc. is rated a Strong Buy due to robust FY25 results and an aggressive AI-driven investment strategy. AWS remains the primary growth engine, with 24% Q4 2025 growth, and management is targeting $600B annual revenue by 2036. Short-term earnings and FCF are depressed by capex, but ROIC stands at a solid 12.5%, above estimated WACC.
Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN) is Attracting Investor Attention: Here is What You Should Know
Amazon (AMZN) has been one of the stocks most watched by Zacks.com users lately. So, it is worth exploring what lies ahead for the stock.
Two 11%+ Retirement Income Gems For Scary Times
In Q1, the narrative that we had at the start of the year has completely changed. The market has stopped chatting about new record highs and started to dig deep to find areas of shelter. The 11%+ yield territory is probably the last thing that would come to retirement income investors' minds when thinking about protection.
My Top 6 Rebound Picks
Micron is rated a Strong Buy due to resilient memory demand, despite recent pullbacks and market fears over AI and CapEx. Uber is viewed as a misunderstood, capital-light leader well-positioned for both autonomous vehicle disruption and continued dominance in mobility. Among the 'Mag 7,' Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft, and Meta are highlighted as attractive buys after significant sell-offs, driven by overblown AI and CapEx fears.
The Market Is Cracking - I'm Getting Ready To Buy My Favorite Stocks
I advocate capitalizing on current market dislocations, emphasizing that waiting for clarity often means missing the best opportunities. Despite macro risks like potential stagflation, I see a regime shift favoring high-quality value stocks with pricing power and broadening growth. I highlight Carrier Global, Amazon, Union Pacific, and TransDigm as compelling buys due to strong secular growth and attractive valuations.
Amazon Rides on New Logistics and Delivery Innovations: What's Ahead?
AMZN ramps up logistics with faster delivery, lower costs and massive investment, sharpening its edge as rivals boost AI-driven supply chains.
Amazon Drops 3%: What Macro Pressure and AI Spending Concerns Mean for AMZN Stock Right Now
Amazon.com (NASDAQ:AMZN | AMZN Price Prediction) stock is down roughly 3% in Friday trading, sliding from an opening price of $207.54 to around $200.
Amazon Stock: The Key Risks To Watch Right Now
Amazon.com stock (NASDAQ: AMZN) is down 8% this year, as higher-than-expected capex guidance and other factors weigh on investor sentiment.
Amazon Targets Consumer Robotics Market With Fauna Acquisition
Amazon has acquired Fauna Robotics, a firm that designs and assembles humanoid robots that can be used around people and are likely to be marketed to consumers. The acquisition was announced in posts on LinkedIn by Fauna Robotics Co-founder and CEO Rob Cochran and Co-founder and Chief Technology Officer Josh Merel.
The AI Chip Split - And Why Amazon Is On The Right Side
Amazon.com is trading at $212, down 14% since my last coverage, and I think the recent underperformance is driven by capex guidance and a Q4 EPS miss. I'm maintaining AMZN stock with a Buy and see that the $200B 2026 capex is demand-driven, as AWS accelerates. AMZN is historically cheap at 26.8x forward P/E, with AWS partnerships (Anthropic, OpenAI) and custom silicon (Trainium) supporting more upside ahead.
Amazon starts to 'monetize' speed as it tests a radical new all-day, 10-window delivery service
Amazon is testing a new 24/7 delivery service, offering premium slots for faster shipping options. Amazon's new delivery model can add high costs, but increased sales volume could help turn a profit.
