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Amazon’s Q1 strength looks real, especially if AWS growth is reaccelerating. But I do not think the market will ignore capex concerns just because the quarter was strong.

My read: near term, strong cloud momentum can keep sentiment constructive. Longer term, the bigger question is whether that spending converts into enough margin and cash flow to justify the scale.

To me, the debate is not whether Amazon can grow. It is whether the return on that AI and infrastructure spend stays strong enough to keep the multiple supported.$Amazon.com(AMZN)$ 

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Amazon Q1: AWS 4Y Growth High, But Capex Concerns Loom?
Amazon (AMZN) edged up just 0.77% today despite Q1 results showing AWS revenue grew 28% year-over-year — its fastest single-quarter growth rate in nearly four years — corroborating alongside Google Cloud the certainty of hyperscaler AI compute demand. Analysts noted that both companies' cloud growth trajectories provide clear near-term demand visibility for chip suppliers including Nvidia. The AWS acceleration story is now well established, but when will elevated AI capital expenditure translate into visible margin improvement?
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