Is AMZN a buy? — what our data shows
Amazon is the company that delivers packages to your door, streams your favorite shows on Prime Video, and — perhaps most importantly — quietly powers a huge chunk of the internet through its cloud computing arm, AWS.
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What our data shows
Our data on Amazon is focused on one thing: activity from members of Congress. Eight lawmakers have filed reports disclosing trades in Amazon stock. A few of the names include Tim Walberg and Gilbert Cisneros, among others. Congressional filings tell us a trade happened, but they don't tell us whether someone was buying or selling — so while it's interesting to see elected officials active in this stock, we can't read too much into the direction.
The takeaway
If you're researching Amazon, our congressional data is a starting point worth knowing about, but you'll want to pair it with broader research — the real question to watch is how Amazon's cloud business holds up as AI spending shifts the competitive landscape.
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