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Analyst expectations for where Amazon stock is headed vary, but Wall Street remains optimistic overall, especially in the short term.

Amazon shares are trading slightly lower on Thursday. The company announced an expansion of its telehealth service ahead of earnings later this month.

Amazon’s stock slipped 1.2% on Tuesday, despite bullish sentiment from Bank of America analysts around Q3 year-over-year spending trends. The company's shares, which are down 4.3% this month, have been trying to regain momentum,

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Amazon.com Inc (NASDAQ: AMZN) shares are trading slightly lower Wednesday morning as investors process a pair of workforce updates. Here's what investors need to know.

The company's cloud computing business continues to grow at impressive rates. Advertising services are scaling quickly, adding a high-margin revenue stream. A substantial cash position and modest net debt provide flexibility for heavy AI and logistics investments.

Advertising and AWS are growing faster than the rest of the business and carrying higher margins. Guidance and recent execution support steady revenue growth and mid-teens earnings-per-share growth. Double-digit earnings growth alone could push the stock ...

Among the top three global hyperscalers today, Amazon ($AMZN) has been the clear laggard this year, at least in terms of stock performance. Even

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