Amazon.com (AMZN) has quietly added about 2% over the past month, even as the stock has slipped slightly over the past 3 months, leaving investors reassessing where it fits in their portfolios.
See our latest analysis for Amazon.com.
The latest share price of $227.35 caps a steady year to date share price return, while the standout figure is Amazon.com’s 3 year total shareholder return of 166.69%, suggesting that long term momentum remains firmly intact.
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With earnings climbing faster than revenue, margins expanding, and the share price still sitting at a material discount to analyst targets, investors face a key question: Is Amazon.com a rare bargain, or is future growth already fully priced in?
Most Popular Narrative: 3.2% Undervalued
With Amazon.com closing at $227.35 against a narrative fair value of $234.75, the gap is modest but directionally bullish on long term upside.
Overall I was very impressed from the call and feel very good about the companies long term future. The only two negatives I took from it was AWS not growing to revenue expectations and then also during the Q and A they were asked about AI innovation and so on, and they never really never answered the questions and were just very vague. However they have so many pipeline projects that if they are also able to launch successfully I feel very good that Amazon will continue to destroy the market.
According to Zwfis, this narrative leans on robust earnings growth, expanding margins and a premium future profit multiple that assumes Amazon can keep compounding at scale.
Result: Fair Value of $234.75 (UNDERVALUED)
Have a read of the narrative in full and understand what's behind the forecasts.
However, slowing AWS growth and intensifying cloud competition could challenge the bullish case if Amazon struggles to convert heavy AI and CapEx investments into returns.
Find out about the key risks to this Amazon.com narrative.
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