Billionaire hedge fund managers make moves with Amazon and Tesla stocks

From Nasdaq: 2025-05-21 04:01:00

In the first quarter of this year, billionaire hedge fund managers made significant moves with Amazon and Tesla stocks. Israel Englander bought Amazon shares and sold Tesla shares, while Philippe Laffont did the opposite.
Wall Street analysts still recommend buying Amazon over Tesla based on target prices: Amazon at $237 per share, up 15%, and Tesla at $307 per share, down 10%.

Amazon continues to excel with solid first-quarter financial results, strong presence in online marketplace, ad tech, and cloud computing. The company is leveraging AI to enhance operations and faces challenges with tariffs but is expected to beat peers on price.
Tesla faces decreased demand, market share drops, and Elon Musk’s polarizing views. The company plans to launch more affordable models and tap into self-driving cars and robots markets. Analysts anticipate earnings growth but valuation is considered expensive.

Investors are urged to consider Amazon’s growth potential and diverse industries, while Tesla’s future hinges on Musk’s vision and success in new markets. Both stocks offer unique opportunities for growth and long-term investment.



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