Goldman Sachs has reduced its price target on Amazon ($AMZN) to $230 from $250 while maintaining a Conviction Buy rating. This adjustment follows Amazon's Q2 2024 earnings report, which showcased solid results, including consolidated operating income exceeding expectations. In addition to Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan also lowered its price target for Amazon to $230 from $240 while keeping its Overweight rating. Conversely, several firms have raised their price targets for Amazon: JMP Securities increased its target to $245 from $225, Barclays raised it to $235 from $220, and Roth/MKM adjusted it to $215 from $210. Citi maintained its target at $245, and Susquehanna kept its target at $220, both rated as Buy.
Goldman Sachs today lowered its price target on Amazon $AMZN to $230 down from $250 while maintaining its Buy rating JPMorgan lowered its price target on Amazon $AMZN to $230 down from $240 while maintaining its Overweight rating Barclays raised its price target on Amazon $AMZN…
#Goldman Sachs Lowers PT on $AMZN to $230 from $250, Maintains Conviction Buy Rating
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