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Analysis of AMZN Stock: Price at 1.5-Month LowAnalysis of AMZN Stock: Price at 1.5-Month Low As shown in the AMZN chart, the stock price dropped below: → the psychological level of $180; → the mid-June interim low. The last time AMZN traded below $180 was in early June. Thus, AMZN has faced sell-offs, similar to other tech stocks whose charts we've published this week. A widely mentioned reason for the sell-offs is investor rotation, moving capital from overbought tech stocks to shares in other sectors. Will AMZN's price drop further? Fundamentally, bulls might find hope in speculation that: → the company might start paying dividends. Rumours suggest the company has accumulated $100 billion in cash; → Amazon in Austin, Texas, is developing its own AI chip to compete with Nvidia. Technical analysis of the AMZN stock chart also provides reasons to expect a recovery (at least in the short term): → The price is near the lower boundary of an ascending channel that has been in place in 2024, which may act as support. → The false breach of the $180 psychological level could also support the price by altering the supply-demand balance. → Below yesterday's low is the $175 level, which has repeatedly shown support in 2024, as indicated by arrows. A bounce from these supports could provide valuable insights into the bulls' aggressiveness. Meanwhile, forecasts are optimistic. According to TipRanks, all 44 Wall Street analysts recommend buying AMZN stock, with an average price target of $224.60 (nearly +25% from current levels) within 12 months, surpassing the current high around the psychological level of $200. Note that analysts' opinions may change after the Q2 earnings report, scheduled for August 1. This article represents the opinion of the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand only. It is not to be construed as an offer, solicitation, or recommendation with respect to products and services provided by the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand, nor is it to be considered financial advice.
NASDAQ:AMZN
by FXOpen
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AMZN is at weekly and daily demand zones.NASDAQ:AMZN is at key weekly and daily demand zones which have held up for the past several months. The daily 100 EMA and weekly 20 EMA have served as strong demand zones on this entire move higher after last earnings season, and we have been swinging the stock long from these levels in the $170s, before scaling out at $190 and $200 targets. This dip into $182 is a great level to reload equity that was sold into targets for a potential move back to highs. The trade will be invalidated if it builds below these levels; however, entry here provides favorable reward-to-risk ratio.
NASDAQ:AMZNLong
by DMT_Doctor
4
Amazon (AMZN) AnalysisE-commerce Leadership and Cloud Dominance: Amazon NASDAQ:AMZN , a global e-commerce leader, also dominates the cloud computing market with Amazon Web Services (AWS). AWS, crucial for future AI growth, offers high margins and robust recurring revenue through its rental model after initial infrastructure investment. AWS contributed 62% of Amazon's $15.3 billion operating profit in Q1, despite only accounting for 18% of sales. Strategic Investment and Future Growth: CEO guidance suggests increased capital expenditures to expand data centers for rising AI demand, promising strong future free cash flow and improved margins. Investment Outlook: Bullish Outlook: We are bullish on AMZN above the $168.00-$170.00 range. Upside Potential: With an upside target set at $220.00-$230.00, investors should consider Amazon's strategic investments and dominant market positions in both e-commerce and cloud computing as key drivers for potential stock appreciation. 📊🛒 Monitor Amazon for promising investment opportunities! #AMZN #CloudComputing 📈🔍
NASDAQ:AMZNLong
by Richtv_official
Amazon at $2 Trillion: What’s Driving the Stock to Record Highs?Tripled profits, a bet on AI, and a strategy to take on rising rivals from the East have propelled the ecommerce and cloud computing giant to the lofty price tag. Innovation on Amazon’s Mind Amazon (ticker: AMZN ) hit $2 trillion in market value just before the year clocked out for the first half. In the final week of June, the Jeff Bezos-founded online retailer soared past the formidable milestone, becoming the fifth company to ever breathe the rarefied air beyond $2 trillion. What’s been driving Amazon stock to line up right after Alphabet (ticker: GOOGL ), Nvidia (ticker: NVDA ), Apple (ticker: AAPL ) and Microsoft (ticker: MSFT )? It’s a mix of fortunate and timely events, and all can be summed up with one word: innovation. Amazon raked in sky-high profits of $15 billion for the most recent quarter. The figure was up three times from the same quarter last year. More importantly, the company, now under the stewardship of Andy Jassy as chief exec, is pivoting more resources to meet the growing demand for artificial intelligence. Shifting Focus to Artificial Intelligence Amazon Web Services (AWS) is the firm’s cloud computing business and also the world’s biggest one. It’s largely the cash cow at Amazon with profit margins as wide as 38%. Now, it’s getting a boost from businesses looking to inject AI into their products and services. The fast-growing AI-focused unit is growing at a “$100 billion annual revenue run rate,” according to Jassy. For the quarter ended March 31, AWS sales rose 17% to $25 billion, beating forecasts for $24.5 billion and also coming ahead of the previous quarter’s 13% growth pace. It seems that the AI hype is sweeping across the Amazon halls and conference rooms. Generative AI got praised by Amazon’s chief financial officer Brian Olsavsky as “a multibillion-dollar revenue run rate business for us.” Looking for a meaningful edge doesn’t stop with artificial intelligence. Pitted Against Temu and Shein Rising ecommerce competition from the East is forcing the $2 trillion giant to embrace a new line of business — ultra-low-cost goods shipped directly from China. A new discount section is in the works for Amazon.com after smaller rivals Temu and Shein have threatened to slurp up a significant market share. The new section, according to reports, will be added to the homepage of the retailer’s app. It will be targeting American customers willing to wait nine to 11 days for goods shipped from China warehouses, as opposed to the regular one or two-day delivery time for goods delivered from within the US. Also, each item will get a price tag of no more than 20 bucks. Temu, owned by PDD Holdings, and China-founded Shein have flooded the internet with cheap stuff and massive discounts thanks to splurging billions of dollars in advertising campaigns. Amazon, a mainstay in the FAANG stocks list , is among the few companies to be of gargantuan size yet nimble enough to stay relevant in the changing landscape of its industry. Will the pivot to cheap goods succeed in stamping out the aggressive competition from China? Or will the corporate giant be outperformed by the brilliant maneuvering of low-caliber foreign retailers? Share your thoughts in the comments!
NASDAQ:AMZN
by TradingView
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