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Here’s how Amazon’s stock could nearly double by the end of next year, according to Morgan Stanley

Here’s how Amazon’s stock could nearly double by the end of next year, according to Morgan Stanley
MarketWatch Monday 17 August 2026, 17:57 UTC By Hannah Pedone 1 min read
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Amazon is very far from its goal of achieving $1 trillion in cloud revenue, but it could deliver handsome returns for investors as it pursues that target, an analyst notes.

Amazon is very far from its goal of achieving $1 trillion in cloud revenue, but it could deliver handsome returns for investors as it pursues that target, an analyst notes.
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