Amazon, Inc. (AMZN) stock is deeply depressed after last week's tumble. It means both at-the-money (ATM) and out-of-the-money (OTM)put options now have high yields. That provides a great potential buy-in point for value investors, while also getting paid to wait. AMZN closed at $198.79 on Friday, Feb. 13, 2026. This is down 10.7% from $222.69 on Feb. 5, just before its after-market Q4 earnings release. More News from Barchart AMZN stock - last 12 months - Barchart - Feb. 13, 2026 But, its one-year low ...

Amazon stock (AMZN) could be undervalued here, especially given its high put option yields over the next month. The market fears another drop in free cash flow (FCF) as occurred in Q3. However, analysts have been raising their price targets (PTs) in the past two months. AMZN is at $234.11 in midday trading on Tuesday, Jan. 20. After Amazon released its Q3 results on Oct. 30, AMZN initially spiked to over $253, but later dropped to $217.14 on Nov. 30. Since then, it has slowly drifted higher. More News fr ...

Heavy, unusual out-of-the-money (OTM) put options activity in Amazon, Inc. (AMZN) highlights a potentially attractive buy-in play for short sellers of AMZN puts. This is seen in today's Barchart Unusual Stock Options Activity Report. AMZN is at $230.84 in midday trading today. That is off from a recent peak of $238.24 on Sept. 9. More News from Barchart AMZN stock - last 3 months - Barchart - Sept. 17, 2025 However, today investors are flooding into the $200.00 put option exercise price contract expiri ...