Amazon Is 11% Below Its High Heading Into Earnings on Oct. 29. Here’s the 1 Number That Will Decide What Happens Next.

Amazon‘s (NASDAQ: AMZN) stock closed at its all-time high of $284.02 per share on Aug. 3, 2026. Today, it trades at about $254. Let’s see why it pulled back about 11% — and how one number could drive it higher or lower when it posts its third-quarter earnings on Oct. 29.

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What’s the number everyone will be watching?

Amazon is the world’s largest e-commerce and cloud infrastructure company. It generates most of its revenue from its retail business, but most of its operating profits come from Amazon Web Services (AWS), the world’s largest cloud infrastructure platform.

AWS already hosts tens of millions of websites and apps, making it the backbone of…