








Amazon has been one of the quietest stories in mega-cap tech this year and one of the strongest. The stock is up over 30% in the past month alone, driven by AWS momentum, advertising growth, and a string of AI infrastructure deals that are reshaping how the market thinks about this business.
Tonight the numbers have to show up.
Consensus expects revenue of roughly $177B, up ~13% year-over-year, with AWS expected to grow around 26%. The more aggressive call - UBS is projecting 38% AWS growth in 2026 - is what moves the stock if it proves closer to right. Advertising revenue is forecast around $16.8B, up 21%. The P/E has already compressed from ~50x in Q2 2024 down to ~30x by Q4 2025, so the valuation setup is meaningfully better than it was a year ago.
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The revenue mix tells the real story of what Amazon has become. Online stores are still the largest segment but AWS and advertising are where the margin lives. Amazon committed $25B to Anthropic, signed agentic AI deals with Meta to run workloads on Graviton chips, and is guiding $200B in total capex for 2026. It is building infrastructure at a scale very few companies can match.
Q4 2025 was the one blemish in an otherwise clean earnings run - net income missed despite strong AWS and advertising. The market will be watching Q2 guidance closely, particularly operating income, which some analysts expect could come in below consensus even if revenue holds.
Analyst consensus is Strong Buy. Average price target sits at $283, with the street high at $360.
The business is as diversified and well-positioned as it has ever been. Tonight is about whether the numbers match the setup.