Amazon Stock Drops 5.51% in Two Days, Trading Volume Ranks Sixth at $118.62 Billion

Amazon (AMZN) shares fell 1.28% on March 31, 2025, marking the second consecutive day of decline, with a total drop of 5.51% over the past two days. The company's trading volume reached $118.62 billion, ranking it sixth in the day's market activity.

Despite a 13% decline in 2025, Amazon's stock has surged 145% over the past two years, driven by strong revenue growth in e-commerce, streaming, and digital advertising. The company's dominant position in the U.S. digital shopping landscape, with a 38% market share, has enabled it to create multiple revenue streams. Additionally, Amazon Web Services (AWS) has solidified its leadership in cloud computing, further cementing Amazon's status as a top company in the stock market.

Investors are optimistic about Amazon's ability to reverse its 2025 slump, with Berkshire Hathaway holding over $10 billion in Amazon stock. The company's strategic investments in artificial intelligence (AI) and other high-growth sectors position it as a formidable player in the digital economy, making its stock extremely valuable. Analysts remain bullish on Amazon, with 95% of surveyed analysts holding a buy rating on the stock. The median price target for Amazon shares is $270, with a high-end projection of $306, representing potential increases of 34% and 52%, respectively.