Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) finished Thursday’s session under pressure, extending a two‑day pullback even as Wall Street continues to debate whether the e‑commerce and cloud giant is still a buy after a powerful 2025 rally.
On November 13, 2025, Amazon stock closed at $237.58, down 2.71% (‑$6.62) from Wednesday’s close at $244.20. [1] Trading volume jumped to just over 41 million shares, well above the prior day’s roughly 31 million shares, a sign that sellers were more active than usual. [2]
That decline came on one of the worst days for U.S. stocks in over a month:
- The S&P 500 fell about 1.7% to 6,737.49
- The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped about 1.7% (nearly 800 points) to 47,457.22
- The Nasdaq Composite slid roughly 2.3% to 22,870.36 [3]
Against that backdrop, Amazon underperformed the broader market and most consumer names. MarketWatch data notes that while Best Buy fell 1.97% and Apple only 0.19%, Amazon dropped 2.71% to $237.58. [4]