Starting in late July, Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) stock has been all about big numbers, with AMZN shares soaring 25% in a handful of days, the company's valuation rising above $3 trillion and, most recently, the firm seeing one of its biggest insider trades on record.
AWS drives 60.3% of Amazon's operating income, with accelerating revenue/margin expansion and demand growth across custom chips/SaaS/compute backlog. These support AMZN's aggressive capex guidance and doubled AWS power capacity plans through 2027, supporting a long-term $1T annual revenue target. The elongated data center/server useful life may reduce depreciation risks, allowing them to deliver positive FCF from 2027 onwards, aided by accelerating commerce/ad/subscription trends.
Amazon stock (NASDAQ: AMZN) slipped overnight after the company entered the $3 trillion club, turning attention towards founder Jeff Bezos and a share-sale plan now worth billions. The stock closed 4.6% higher at a record $284.02 on Monday, pushing Amazon's market value above $3 trillion.
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