Amazon's cloud computing division is accelerating its growth, while e-commerce keeps rising steadily. The stock looks cheap if you believe in the company's margin improvement.
I started the conversation by saying that one of my favorite retail stocks right now is Amazon.
The stocks listed here all have market caps of more than $1 trillion. They are among the leading companies in tech, but their valuations still aren't terribly high with respect to earnings.
My 2025 picks outperformed the S&P 500 by 9.4% and Nasdaq 100 by 5.9%, validating my growth-value approach. Each stock on this list is operating in a different market segment and two are based in Europe, offering geographic diversification. The featured stocks all show significant undervaluation potential based on rather conservative growth scenarios.
Amazon stands out as e-commerce drives a record 2025 holiday season, with Cyber Monday at $14.25 billion and online sales projected at $253.4 billion.
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MSFT, GOOGL, AMZN and IBM are indispensable cloud computing stocks for any investment portfolio.
Amazon (AMZN) concluded the recent trading session at $226.79, signifying a +2.49% move from its prior day's close.
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Amazon.com Inc (NASDAQ:AMZN) stock was last seen up 2.5% at $226.70, after a strong 2026 outlook from Truist Securities.
Cloud computing stocks AMZN, TEAM and NET show strong fundamentals and growth potential heading into 2026.
Just when you thought the circular dealmaking across the AI scene couldn't pick up any more traction, news breaks that e-commerce and hyperscaler Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) is chatting with OpenAI about a potential $10 billion investment and a deal to start using Amazon chips.