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Amazon pivots to everyday essentials to drive repeat demand and grocery growth, but rising logistics costs and fierce competition could pressure margins.

Amazon has u-turned from the worst-performing Mag7 to the top performer, up 8% YTD versus the S&P 500, up 2%. We expect negatives weighing Amazon down to reverse on a structural basis as Anthropic ramps up traffic and Trainium adds a cost-structure advantage. Trainium is a golden ticket that the market has yet to fully price in and which we expect to be a game-changer in 2027.

Amazon's surge shows how multiple expansion can reward--or punish--growth investors.

Amazon is preparing for a massive AI opportunity.

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