Investors worry that Amazon is overinvesting in artificial intelligence, but Wall Street says the stock is undervalued.
Amazon (AMZN 0.39%) stock is down 14% year to date, and shares have now declined in nine consecutive trading sessions, the company’s longest losing streak since July 2006.
What happened last time? Amazon stock soared 128% in the next year. We may not see a repeat performance this time, but Wall Street thinks the stock is deeply undervalued. Not a single analyst recommends selling, and the median target price of $285 per share implies 43% upside from its current share price of $199.
Here’s what investors should know.
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Investors are worried Amazon is spending too much on artificial intelligence
Amazon reported fairly strong financial results in the fourth quarter, despite narrowly missing the consensus estimate on the bottom line. Revenue rose 14% to $213 billion, an acceleration from 13% last year, driven by particularly strong sales…
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