Highlights

  • Rothschild Redb moved Amazon.com to a hold rating from earlier stance.
  • Multiple brokerages issued updated price targets and reiterated views.
  • Recent quarterly results showed higher revenue and earnings compared to estimates.

Rothschild Redb downgraded Amazon.com (NASDAQ:AMZN) to a hold rating. The previous stance was strong-buy. The update appeared in a report released on Tuesday. The change was also noted by Zacks.com.

Other research firms also issued updates on the stock. Their ratings mainly stayed in the buy category. They adjusted their target prices based on recent developments.

Brokerage Updates

Several brokerages shared revised figures:

  • HSBC raised its target range. It moved from USD 260.00 to USD 285.00. The rating remained buy.
  • Deutsche Bank Aktiengesellschaft lifted its target. It shifted from USD 278.00 to USD 300.00. The rating was buy.
  • Goldman Sachs Group increased its price objective. It rose from USD 240.00 to USD 275.00. The view stayed buy.
  • Citigroup boosted the range from USD 270.00 to USD 320.00. The stance was buy.
  • China Renaissance also lifted its target. It moved from USD 278.00 to USD 300.00. The firm maintained a buy rating.

Most analysts issued buy ratings. Two rated the stock as strong buy. Two offered hold ratings. One analyst issued a sell rating. MarketBeat.com data showed an average rating of moderate buy. The consensus target stood at USD 294.70.

Earnings Overview

Amazon.com reported quarterly results on October 30th. Earnings per share came in at USD 1.95. This surpassed consensus estimates of USD 1.57. Revenue reached USD 180.17 billion. Analysts had expected USD 177.53 billion.

Return on equity was 23.84%. Net margin stood at 10.54%. Revenue rose 13.4% year-over-year. The firm posted USD 1.43 EPS in the previous year’s period.

The company also shared Q4 2025 guidance for earnings. Analysts as a group expect Amazon.com to post 6.31 earnings per share for the current year.