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Same song, slightly different chorus
Rosenblatt, with analyst Barton Crockett at the mic, said it’s sticking with a Buy rating on Amazon and left the price target parked at $296. Amazon was last trading around $249.02, so the call still implies meaningful upside, even if nobody’s exactly doing backflips over a no-change note.
Why investors should care
This is the kind of update that nudges sentiment more than it jolts the tape. A maintained Buy usually says the analyst still likes the long game — think cloud, ads, logistics, and the whole “Amazon is somehow everywhere” thing — even if the stock doesn’t need a fresh thesis every other day.
The fine print that matters
- The rating stayed at Buy
- The target stayed at $296
- That’s still above the current price, so the Street is basically saying, “not done yet”
Also in the background: Amazon’s Q1 earnings date is April 29, which is the kind of event that could actually move the needle more than a steady-as-she-goes analyst note. Until then, this is more supportive wallpaper than headline drama.
Big picture: Amazon still has its believers, and Rosenblatt didn’t flinch. In a market that loves a good narrative reset, this one says the old story is still pretty convincing.