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The last time I covered Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN) in December, writing an article on the company's path to $220 share price by 2024, I was challenged by many SA readers that I was too optimistic on my
Still Time Left To Buy Amazon On Its Path To $360 By 2026
Summary
- Amazon.com, Inc. has been running hot with 81.6% return in a span of 12 months, driven by fundamental improvements.
- The Q4 earnings report showed strong double-digit growth across all segments amid strong holiday season and continuous business investment.
- The end of 2023 and the beginning of 2024 mark a transitory year, with the company's laser focus on improving profitability and becoming more efficient.
- Trading at 20x its P/OCF, the company is undervalued compared to historical standards, with growth not showing weakness.
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