AMZN Stock Recent News

Tariffs and tech take Joe Tigay's focus on today's Big 3. He talks about why Alphabet (GOOGL) is a buy despite its pullback, Advance Auto Parts' (AAP) rally after the auto tariffs announcement and how Amazon (AMZN) is at the "crossroads" between the American consumer and A.I.

Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev is bundling more services into the the company's $5 a month subscription service. With more offerings like wealth management and tax advice, Tenev sees the opportunity to create something like Amazon Prime for investors.

AMZN's new AI tool, Interests, shows promise. Investors can hold existing shares or wait for better entry points as 2025 AI investments mature.

Carvana's recent 23% pullback presents a prime entry point for long-term investors, despite Amazon competition concerns. Strong Q4 performance with record net income, revenue growth, and a robust adjusted EBITDA margin solidify Carvana's market position. Carvana's unique logistics network and inventory management differentiate it from Amazon and other competitors, ensuring continued growth.

Since the recent earnings, Amazon stock has seen over 15% correction despite beating the earnings estimate for EPS and revenue. The DeepSeek shock has been quite significant and it does put into question the massive capex forecast of Amazon. Tariffs and other macro challenges are also a headwind for Amazon in the short term.

Amazon's latest earnings surpassed expectations, with Q4 revenue up 10.5% YoY and operating income up 60.5%, making AMZN stock look undervalued. Amazon's diversification, including AWS, Alexa, and Ring, drives its dominance and resilience, attracting a diverse customer base and ensuring steady growth. Despite recent stock volatility, Amazon's 5-year performance and recent pullback presents a strong buying opportunity, supported by historical "buy the dip" strategies.

The “Magnificent Seven” group consisting of Tesla TSLA, NVIDIA NVDA, Alphabet GOOGL, Microsoft MSFT, Amazon AMZN, Apple AAPL and Meta META is showing signs of a rebound lately as evident from 3.3% uptick on March 24, 2025. The group was heavily beaten-down over the past month.

Amazon.com Inc. NASDAQ: AMZN has been quietly but convincingly climbing back into focus. After peaking at an all-time high of $242 in February, shares dropped more than 20%, a move that left many scratching their heads.

Some investors are looking closely at the stocks they own and asking themselves if they could weather an economic slowdown. U.S. President Donald Trump's threats of tariffs against trading partners and recent comments by the Federal Reserve about uncertainty in the economy are sparking fears.

India's state-run product certification agency said it raided the Delhi warehouses of e-commerce giants Amazon and Flipkart this month, seizing items that did not meet quality control standards, as it increased its scrutiny of the two firms.