Amazon (AMZN) in 2025: Why the Tech Titan Still Has Room to Run

Amazon’s stock isn’t just surviving—it’s thriving. Here’s why Wall Street’s favorite ’everything company’ could keep defying gravity.

1. AI and Logistics: The Margin-Boosting Machine

Amazon’s warehouse robots now make decisions faster than your average hedge fund manager. Their AI-driven supply chain cuts costs while delivery speeds bypass competitors—classic Amazon, squeezing margins from thin air.

2. AWS: The Cash Cow That Won’t Quit

Cloud revenue still grows like a weed even in 2025. Enterprises are locked into AWS like traders chasing the next meme coin—except this addiction actually makes money.

Sure, regulators might break out their antitrust hammers again. But until then? Amazon keeps printing money while the ’disruptors’ disrupt themselves into bankruptcy. Some things never change.

Amazon Stock Gives Traders Two Key Reasons To Be Bullish This Year

On Thursday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped around 500 points at the midpoint of the day. The big catalyst driving the increase was the arrival of a new trade deal between the US and the UK. Indeed, it created some clarity regarding increased tariff talks that WOULD threaten the United States’ economy this year.

That has given Wall Street some reason to think things are going to turn around in the NEAR future. However, there are some stocks that use their own sense of positivity to get them through the up-and-down year. Indeed, Amazon (AMZN) has given investors two reasons to be bullish for the worrisome 2025.

Specifically, Amazon is set to benefit from its two greatest business dealings: cloud computing and advertising. The company has diversified away from being a simple online retailer or marketplace to being far more of a technology company. That is clearly seen in the dominance of Amazon Web Services (AWS).

Not only is AWS among the biggest reasons to be bullish on Amazon, but it is also among the best businesses in the world. Currently, it accounts for 58% of the company’s 2024 operating income despite being just 17% of total revenue.

Alternatively, its advertising revenue is quite impressive in the grand scheme of things. It boasts a Q4 revenue figure of $17 billion. That may not be large in the grand scheme of Amazon’s financials, but it is growing at double the rate of its e-commerce platform. With that growth rate and AWS dominating alongside surging demand, AMZN stock should be just fine by the time 2025 comes to an end.