How High Can Amazon Stock Go? 4 Reasons It Keeps Rising During COVID

Like the weather outside your window right now, Amazon is hot. The Seattle-based e-tail giant’s stock price keeps hitting all-time highs, as still-homebound shoppers and likely equally self-quarantined investors continue to embrace the company that’s been supplying people from Boise to the Hamptons with food, hand sanitizer, wading pools, baking pans, and outdoor lights. On Monday, Amazon stock broke the $3,000-per-share mark for the first time ever and closed at $3,057.04, up $166.74  or 5.77%. It was $3,054.03 in midmorning trading. Read more at Fast Company.