The US stock market has struggled mightily less than three months into the year. However, that hasn’t taken away from the immense potential that some believe is present in the tech sector specifically. That has fueled a bullish stance on Amazon (AMZN), as experts have made the case for the stock to reach a $300 price in 2025.

The company has been thriving for much of the last decade. In that span, it has returned nearly 964% to investors. Standing on a foundation of e-commerce dominance, it has brilliantly diversified over the last several years. Now, it is looking to be one of the surest bets in the entire tech industry.

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Amazon to $300? Why Experts Say That Could be Possible in 2025

The last several years have seen AI intrigue and cloud-based computing drive significant Wall Street investment. There is now no shortage of firms looking to compete on both fronts. However, Amazon is among the leading companies in those industries, with Amazon Web Services (AWS) leading cloud computing, and its Anthropic startup has hit $1.4 billion in revenue.

Yet, its success will have to go above and beyond this year. The stock market has struggled in the first two months of the year, but that may not be enough to know the stock off course. Indeed, Amazon (AMZN) may still be poised to see its stock get a $300 price tag by the end of 2025.

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In Q4, Amazon net sales reached $187.8 billion, jumping 10% over the prior year. Moreover, net income reached $1.86 per share, jumping 86%. Subsequently, for the full year, revenue and earnings jumped 11% and 83%, respectively.

Now, that is expected to propel a comeback for the stock. Shares have fallen more than 15% over the last 30 days, according to CNN data. However, analysts are still leaning bullish. Of 75 surveyed analysts, 95% hold a buy rating on the stock. Moreover, its median price target sits at $270, with a high-end projection sitting at the $306 mark. That would represent a potential increase of both 40% and 59%, respectively.