Summary
254.43
-4.02
(-1.56%)
09/22/2026
Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN)Performance
Historical returns1D
-1.56%
1W
4.04%
1M
-0.07%
3M
11.02%
6M
22.99%
1Y
13.54%
5Y
54.59%
Snapshot
Key statisticsClose
254.43
Change
-4.02
Change %
-1.56%
Open
255.38
Day Range
253.79 – 259.00
Volume
15,818,041
Avg Vol (20d)
32,784,057
Rel Vol
0.48x
52W Range
196.00 - 287.13
vs 52W High
-11.39%
vs 52W Low
29.81%
Gap
0.97
Market Cap
USD 2,780.17B
Beta
1.37
Price Chart
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Bull vs Bear
8 bullish · 1 bearish pointsBullish view
- Sits 24.3% below the average analyst target of $316.25 across 36 firms.
- Operating margin expanded to 13.7% in the Jun 2026 quarter from 11.4% a year earlier.
- Revenue grew 19.6% year on year in the Jun 2026 quarter to $200.61B.
- FY2025 earnings rose 31.1% to $77.67B.
- Beat consensus EPS in 7 of the last 8 quarters.
- The Q2 '26 quarter beat on EPS by $3.93 (215.9% above consensus).
- 34 of 36 covering analysts rate the shares a buy.
- Price targets are being raised: the last 90 days average $328.63, 9.4% above the prior three months.
Bearish view
- The most bearish target on the street, $175.00, implies -31.2% downside; the range runs to $390.00, so the panel is far from agreed.
Both sides are generated from reported financials, consensus estimates, analyst targets and the price series — not from opinion.
Notable Price Movement
Historical returnsSep 22
2026
$254.43 1.56%Latest
Amazon.com fell 1.56% to $254.43, though on light volume (0.5× the 20-day average). This was largely stock-specific: the S&P 500 fell 0.06% while Consumer Cyclical peers (XLY) fell 0.00% that session, leaving about 1.5 points of the move unexplained by the market after adjusting for a 1.37 beta. Shares opened with a 1.19% gap down, closed near the session low (12% of the day's range) and lost their 20- and 50-day moving averages. The move erased $43.83B of market value and left the stock 10.4% below its 52-week high.
Sep 21
2026
$258.45 1.87%
Amazon.com rose 1.87% to $258.45. The move was broadly in line with the wider market — the S&P 500 gained 1.55% while Consumer Cyclical peers (XLY) rose 1.08% the same session — so little of it was company-specific. Shares opened with a 1.11% gap up, closed near the session high (82% of the day's range), reclaimed their 20- and 50-day moving averages and marked a 3rd consecutive advance. The move added $51.68B of market value.
Sep 11
2026
$256.78 1.94%
Amazon.com rose 1.94% to $256.78. The move was broadly in line with the wider market — the S&P 500 gained 0.85% while Consumer Cyclical peers (XLY) rose 0.89% the same session — so little of it was company-specific. Shares opened with a 0.86% gap up, closed near the session high (82% of the day's range) and reclaimed their 50-day moving average. The move added $53.32B of market value.
Sep 9
2026
$252.40 1.78%
Amazon.com fell 1.78% to $252.40. The move was broadly in line with its sector — the S&P 500 fell 0.46% while Consumer Cyclical peers (XLY) fell 1.34% the same session — so little of it was company-specific. Shares opened with a 1.50% gap down, lost their 50-day moving average and marked a 3rd consecutive decline. The move erased $49.83B of market value.
Aug 31
2026
$259.77 2.50%
Amazon.com fell 2.50% to $259.77, its biggest one-day drop in 1 month. This was largely stock-specific: the S&P 500 fell 0.30% while Consumer Cyclical peers (XLY) fell 0.53% that session, leaving about 2.0 points of the move unexplained by its sector. Shares opened with a 0.98% gap down. The move erased $72.61B of market value.
Aug 28
2026
$266.43 3.97%
Amazon.com rose 3.97% to $266.43, its biggest one-day gain in 4 weeks. Roughly 2.8 points were stock-specific — the S&P 500 fell 0.23% while Consumer Cyclical peers (XLY) rose 1.15% alongside it. Shares opened with a 0.80% gap up and closed near the session high (88% of the day's range). The move added $110.88B of market value.
Computed from adjusted closes over the last 22 sessions; attribution vs SPY and XLY.
Price Performance
All periods| Period | Period Low | Period High | Performance | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1-Month | 244.30 +4.15% on 09/16/26 | 267.56 -4.91% on 08/28/26 | -4.20 (-1.62%) since 08/21/26 | |
| 3-Month | 225.55 +12.80% on 06/25/26 | 287.13 -11.39% on 08/03/26 | +20.32 (+8.68%) since 06/23/26 | |
| 6-Month | 199.14 +27.76% on 03/27/26 | 287.13 -11.39% on 08/03/26 | +44.29 (+21.08%) since 03/23/26 | |
| YTD | 196.00 +29.81% on 02/17/26 | 287.13 -11.39% on 08/03/26 | +27.93 (+12.33%) since 01/02/26 | |
| 52-Week | 196.00 +29.81% on 02/17/26 | 287.13 -11.39% on 08/03/26 | +22.95 (+9.91%) since 09/19/25 | |
| 5-Year | 81.43 +212.45% on 01/06/23 | 287.13 -11.39% on 08/03/26 | +81.93 (+47.50%) since 09/14/21 |
New Highs
Historical highs5-Day
3×
-1.56% from peak
1-Month
1×
-4.50% from peak
3-Month
11×
-10.42% from peak
6-Month
18×
-10.42% from peak
YTD
16×
-10.42% from peak
52-Week
13×
-10.42% from peak
2-Year
28×
-10.42% from peak
3-Year
61×
-10.42% from peak
5-Year
35×
-10.42% from peak
10-Year
175×
-10.42% from peak
Financial SnapshotFY 2025
Full financialsRevenue
USD 716.92B
+12.4% YoY
Net Income
USD 77.67B
+31.1% YoY
EPS
7.29
+28.8% YoY
Gross Margin
50.3%
Operating Margin
11.2%
Net Margin
10.8%
EBITDA
USD 165.34B
Free Cash Flow
USD 7.70B
1.1% margin
ROE
18.9%
ROA
9.5%
Debt / Equity
0.37x
net debt USD 66.18B
Cash & Equiv.
USD 86.81B
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