Amazon's sales and profits are growing at a solid clip. Yet management's aggressive spending has investors concerned.

Amazon AMZN missed EPS estimates in its December-quarter report, but the business is otherwise literally firing on all cylinders.

In the aftermath of its Q4 post-earnings selloff, Amazon stock is trading near its cheapest P/E valuation in a decade.

Tech stocks took a hit this week from the combination of concerns about AI spending and disruption. Some experts see the pullback as a healthy reset of expectations.

In the latest Investopedia reader sentiment survey, individual investors remain mostly confident and optimistic about future stock market returns despite the recent selloff in their favorite stocks, fears of bubbles, and geopolitical uncertainty.

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Expand NASDAQ: AMZN Amazon Today's Change (-5.49%) $-12.22 Current Price $210.47 Key Data Points Market Cap $2.4T Day's Range $200.31 - $211.39 52wk Range $161.38 - $258.60 Volume 9.8M Avg Vol 42M Gross Margin 50.05% Amazon (AMZN 5.49%), which operates a global e-commerce platform and cloud computing services, closed Friday at $210.32, down 5.55%. The stock fell after management outlined plans for roughly $200 billion in 2026 capital expenditures focused on AI and cloud infrastructure.

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Amazon shares sold off sharply after earnings, but a bounce from long-term Fibonacci and moving average support suggests a potential bottom as price tests key resistance.

Amazon said it plans to invest heavily in its AI buildout this year, and investors aren't pleased.