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Amazon posted a blowout quarter. Why the Street says this is only the start of the stock's strong run
- Amazon reported Q1 revenue of $181.52 billion and GAAP earnings of $2.78 per share, topping expectations.
- AWS grew 28% year over year, supported by core workloads and the Trainium chip amid rising AI demand.
- The company raised its Q2 revenue forecast to between $194 billion and $199 billion.
- Analysts cited AWS capacity expansion and AI-driven demand as drivers of optimism.
- Several firms raised price targets and issued positive notes after the results.
- Wall Street expects the AI-driven growth to sustain into 2027 with higher EPS.
- Industry analysts emphasized AWS as an AI winner and a core driver of value.
- Backlog growth and AWS backlog were noted as positives in the earnings context.
- Analysts highlighted Prime, advertising, and retail momentum as supporting margins.
- Industry observers expect major AI capex by hyperscalers to sustain AI-related growth.
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