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Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN)

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+10.17 (3.97%)

as of Aug 28, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Aug 28, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 84 opinions in the last 12 months.

Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN) continues to be a dominant force in e-commerce and cloud services, particularly through its AWS segment, which showcases impressive growth rates and profitability. Experts highlight Amazon's strategic investments in AI, data centers, and logistics as pivotal for future expansion, despite concerns over significant capital expenditures. Analysts note a shift in focus from merely e-commerce towards a hybrid model incorporating cloud technology, AI, and advertising services, positioning Amazon as a key player in the tech landscape. Additionally, while some view the valuation as fair given the growth prospects, others caution against potential short-term challenges, emphasizing the necessity for Amazon to demonstrate returns on its high levels of spending. Overall, the consensus leans towards a positive long-term outlook, driven by innovation and scalable infrastructure.

Consensus

Buy

Valuation

Fair Value

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TOP PICK

He is hoping it will play out just as GOOG-Q did. It will trade within a range for a while and then brake out. Every day that it does not go up is more value embedded into the share price. The retail business is fully dominant. By 2025 they will be the biggest retailer in the US. They are so reliable and were even through the pandemic. (Analysts’ price target is $4153.29)

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Somewhat attractive from a trading perspective at these levels. Long-term, makes a lot of sense. But will it have the same growth as in 2020? Entry point makes sense near the 200-day moving average.

BUY

They report Thursday. He expects big numbers in their high-margin ad business as well as retail and cloud businesses.

BUY

Based on technical analysis by Carolyn Baroden studying short-term pullbacks and quick recoveries, Amazon should hit bottom this week. Meanwhile, shares are holding above its key floor of support at $3,490. As long as Amazon doesn't plunge below this floor, Amazon should hit next resistance at $3,847.

TOP PICK

Traded sideways for about a year. Broke out, and he bought at $3500. Spends about 25B a year on capital projects, a winning formula. Still expensive, but it grows at 30% annually, and can grow into its valuation. No dividend. (Analysts’ price target is $4256.54)

TOP PICK

It is just starting to break out after a year of consolidation. He thinks it is going to $5000. They are really starting to generate that strong profitability and cash flow. There is room to raise the prices on prime memberships. They are continuing to get more and more opportunities to monetize. (Analysts’ price target is $4256.54)

STRONG BUY

He was concerned about Bezos going into space next month, but assumes they have taken deep precautions. Very bullish Amazon and it's a key holding. They're moving into value-added services, therefore good upside. Anti-trust concerns will overhang all the FAANGs. But it's tough to pick up a single share for a retail investor.

BUY

One of the holdings that will always be in his portfolio. Will change weighting but will always keep this name. Retail champion and also in servers. Amazon prime is also a very strong service. Keeps generating revenue. Top players in many fields.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Next week, they have their annual Prime Day, which will show how strong they are post-pandemic. Buy on weakness. JPMorgan research says retail is on fire. Their ad business can bring in $28 billion this year.

TOP PICK

Moving into healthcare, just like others. Keeps adding more services to its Prime membership. Recurring revenues, huge free cashflows. Continues to innovate. Down around 16% from its highs, on sale for Canadian investors right now due to the strong CAD. No dividend. (Analysts’ price target is $4241.64)

STRONG BUY

A great company and great chart. It's more than a Covid winner. Great fundamentals, despite a tepid response from Wall Street. AMZN is taking on a lot of retail market share. The online buying habit won't go away, because it's so easy. Prime is a super bargain including free shipping. And now they're buying MGM Studios. Their cloud business remains top dog with strong growth; it's a powerful, long-term theme. Meanwhile, travel ads are coming back and online ads are and will be on fire, bigger than Snap, Twitter and Pinterest's ad divisions combined. The ads division grew 77% YOY. He expects Prime Day on June 21-22 to be huge. Also, seasonality shows that Amazon takes off in June. Since early May, institutional buying has picked up, which is very bullish.

BUY

Languished for a while. Every day it doesn't move, the cheaper it gets. Good buy at current levels. One of the better value propositions among the FANGs. Building on e-commerce, a tide that will lift all boats but not displace AMZN. Cloud is chugging along, and the ad business is growing quickly.

BUY

Some say it's been dead money since last summer, but it is now growing into its valuation. Also, Amazon is the most diversified megacap stock out there. The MGM acquisition is exciting; it supports Prime Video and Prime which is why we're addicted to Amazon. Their AWS business is growing at 31%, still high even if it has slowed down. So, this is why investors are paying a higher multiple on this stock.

COMMENT

Don't take the FAANG stocks for granted. Amazon bought MGM Studios for $8.45 billion which is a headscratcher. True, this deal could raise Amazon's entertainment profile, but MGM doesn't make great productions these days. But this amount isn't much for Amazon, and maybe they know something he doesn't. They certainly need to boost their sports presence.

PARTIAL BUY

A great company and well-managed. Tough to do valuation analysis though, so where are they headed? In the past, they don't divulge their plans much, though this is improving a little. That said, it's a great company.

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