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Amazon is set to release its Q3 2025 earnings on October 30 (after market close). Business Insider+4aboutamazon.com+4IG+4 With solid growth expected in its core businesses — especially Amazon Web Services (AWS) and advertising — the key question is whether Amazon can balance growth with rising capital expenditures and margin pressures as AI, cloud and logistics investments build.
1.AWS Growth & Monetisation: Investors will focus on whether AWS can maintain or re-accelerate its growth trajectory (targeting ~18–20% YoY) rather than simply mid-teens growth.
2. Advertising and E-commerce Momentum: Amazon’s higher-margin advertising business and its core e-commerce operations remain critical. A strong showing here helps offset the cost burden of its growth areas.
3. Capital Expenditure, AI & Margin Pressure: Heavy investment in AI, data-centres and logistics is weighing on margins. Investors will look for signs of improved operating leverage or at least no further deterioration.
4. Guidance & Holiday Outlook: With Q3 results acting as a lead-in to the important Q4 holiday season, guidance on costs, logistics efficiency and global demand will be closely watched.
5. Technical & Valuation Considerations: Technically the stock is seen as under-performing peers thus far this year, and its valuation is viewed as relatively attractive — if growth proves durable, upside may be significant.
Trend: Neutral to slightly bullish — room to surprise if key metrics beat.
Resistance: ~$240–$265 range (based on recent analyst targets).
Support: ~$210–$215 zone.
Market Sentiment: Cautious optimism. Many analysts still bullish on Amazon’s multiple engines (cloud, advertising, logistics) but concerned about cost/margin drag.
Catalysts: Q3 earnings release (Oct 30), AWS growth numbers, advertising growth, capex disclosures, holiday-season guidance, and options market implied volatility.
Amazon’s upcoming Q3 report is more than just another earnings release — it may be a pivotal moment in determining whether the company can convert its scale and AI/cloud investments into meaningful profit and growth momentum. Strong top-line growth is likely, but the market will reward clear signs of margin improvement, efficient capital spending, and credible guidance into holiday demand. For investors, the question isn’t if Amazon grows, but how sustainably it grows — and whether this quarter confirms a re-rating in its valuation.
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