Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) ended Tuesday, December 23, 2025, on a stronger note and then traded virtually flat in the first minutes after the closing bell, as investors sized up a holiday-shortened week, fresh macro data, and several Amazon-specific headlines.
Amazon stock after-hours check: where AMZN stands tonight
AMZN closed at $232.14 and ticked up by about $0.01 to $232.15 in early after-hours trading (as of roughly 4:01 p.m. ET). [1]
That finish puts Amazon up roughly $3.71 (+1.62%) versus Monday’s close of $228.43, with Tuesday’s intraday range at $228.73 to $232.45. [2]
Key snapshot metrics investors are watching into Wednesday:
- 52-week range: $161.43 to $258.60 (AMZN is ~10% below the high, ~44% above the low) [3]
- Market cap: ~$2.48 trillion [4]
- 30-day average volume: ~42.9 million shares [5]
- Trailing P/E: ~32.79 [6]
The big takeaway from the tape: the after-hours market isn’t signaling a new shock headline—at least not yet—so tomorrow’s direction may hinge more…
