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TipRanks analyst ranking service pinpoints Wall Street's best-performing stocks, including Amazon and Micron.

annual Prime Day on July 11 and 12. Prime Day is an annual sales event exclusively held for Amazon Prime members, which helps the company deepen its relationship with existing members and win new ones.expects the 2023 Prime Day to see elevated demand despite a tough macro backdrop. The analyst projects Prime Day will generate about $7 billion in revenue, up more than 12% year-over-over, with gross merchandise value expected to increase more than 13% to $11 billion.

Anmuth highlighted the initiatives taken by Amazon over the past two years to strengthen its network. In particular, the company doubled the size of its retail network, established a massive last-mile transport network, and implemented a new sortation network to increase the speed of delivery for long-distance orders.

Amazon has also transitioned from a national U.S. fulfillment network to a regional model comprising eight interconnected regions to optimize inventory placement and other processes, reduce delivery costs, and boost speed. "As such, Amazon should be well-equipped for the elevated demand of Prime Day, & the event should also help AMZN right-size inventory ahead of heavier demand deeper into 2H around the holidays," explained Anmuth.

Amazon continues to be Anmuth's "best idea," with a buy rating and a price target of $145. Anmuth is ranked No. 110 among more than 8,400 analysts tracked by TipRanks. His ratings have been profitable 61% of the time, with each rating delivering an average return of 16.7%. (See

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