Highlights

  • Multiple brokerages reiterated buy ratings with revised price objectives.
  • Latest quarterly results exceeded earnings and revenue expectations.
  • Consensus rating reflects broad analyst coverage across major firms.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. reaffirmed its buy rating on Amazon.com (NASDAQ:AMZN) in a recent note. The firm maintained a target price of USD 305, according to MarketScreener’s latest ratings update. The rating follows continued coverage momentum from several major research houses.

Broader Analyst Sentiment

Several firms also issued new research notes on Amazon.com.
Key updates include:

  • Goldman Sachs Group: Lifted target from USD 240 to USD 275.
  • Benchmark: Raised price objective from USD 260 to USD 295.
  • Monness Crespi & Hardt: Increased target from USD 275 to USD 300.
  • HSBC: Adjusted target from USD 260 to USD 285.
  • TD Cowen: Moved target from USD 255 to USD 300.

The stock currently holds a wide analyst base, with MarketBeat reporting one Strong Buy, fifty-six Buy, three Hold, and one Sell rating. The consensus rating stands at Moderate Buy, with an average target of USD 296.11.

Recent Quarterly Performance

Amazon.com posted its quarterly earnings on October 30. Earnings per share reached USD 1.95, surpassing the consensus estimate of USD 1.57. Revenue totaled USD 180.17 billion, above the expected USD 177.53 billion.
Additional financial metrics:

  • Return on equity: 23.84%
  • Net margin: 10.54%
  • Revenue growth: 13.4%, year over year

During the same period last year, Amazon.com recorded USD 1.43 in EPS. Analysts expect full-year EPS to reach 6.31.

Company Overview

Amazon.com operates across North America and international markets. The company’s activities span online and physical retail, digital advertising, subscription services, and Amazon Web Services (AWS). It also produces electronic devices such as Kindle, Fire tablets, Echo, and Ring products and develops media content.

AMZN closed at USD 234.42 on December 02, 2025.