Cramer Goes Bullish: Amazon Joins Morgan Stanley’s Elite Vintage List
Jim Cramer's backing Amazon—again. The retail and cloud behemoth just snagged a spot on Morgan Stanley's coveted Vintage List, joining the investment bank's handpicked roster of top-tier stocks.
Wall Street's Stamp of Approval
Morgan Stanley doesn’t just add names for fun. Their Vintage List is reserved for companies showing robust fundamentals, clear growth trajectories, and—let’s be real—the kind of stability that keeps institutional investors sleeping soundly. Amazon fits the mold, dominating e-commerce and cloud with what analysts call 'unassailable momentum.'
Tech and Tenacity
It’s not just retail. AWS continues to print money, enterprise contracts are locking in, and Amazon’s advertising arm is quietly eating Google’s lunch. No hype, just execution—something you don’t always see in today’s market full of 'visionary' CEOs and revenue-less tech stories.
But Let’s Be Real…
Sure, Wall Street validation is nice. But since when did finance giants become taste-makers? Remember: same folks who called Lehman 'solid' weeks before collapse. Take the upgrade—but keep your own thesis sharp.
Could Vintage List Inclusion Spark an AMZN Rally?
Despite that, Amazon’s inclusion in the Morgan Stanley Vintage List 2026 could spark a rebound and renewed interest in the stock. Analysts look at the premium stock list as one that displays promising stock investments, and Amazon is historically one of the top stocks on the market. Although that growth has slowed this decade (25% gains since January 2020), its rebound this year, thanks to the AI wave, makes AMZN a valuable investment choice amongst experts in cloud technology or e-commerce.
Amazon stock is currently trading NEAR the top of its 52-week range and above its 200-day simple moving average. Analysts at CNN remain bullish, calling AMZN a 10/10 stock to invest in. Out of 71 analysts surveyed by the platform, 94% suggest selling, while the remaining 6% are opting to hold onto the stock, not sell. Furthermore, the platform suggests a maximum surge for the stock to $306 over the next 12 months: an ROI of 32.3%.
