JPMorgan Chase & Co. has revised its price targets for several major technology stocks, citing recession risks and tariff exposure as key factors. The bank has lowered its target for Amazon (AMZN) from $270 to $220, for Alphabet (GOOGL) from $220 to $180, and for Meta Platforms (META) from $725 to $610. Additionally, Netflix (NFLX) saw its target reduced from $1,150 to $1,025. Other notable cuts include Spotify (SPOT) from $730 to $640, Pinterest (PINS) from $42 to $30, and Snap (SNAP) from $10 to $8. These adjustments reflect a broader reassessment of the tech sector amid concerns over a pullback in e-commerce and advertising spending, which could impact companies like Amazon and Meta significantly.