Amazon Raises $15B for AI Expansion — Stock at Key Support ZoneAmazon.com, Inc.BATS:AMZNDEXWireNewsAmazon has launched its first US dollar bond sale since 2022, securing $15 billion to accelerate investments in AI infrastructure. Demand was massive, reaching $80 billion, signaling strong investor confidence in Amazon’s long-term growth story. The funds will support capital expenditures, acquisitions, data-center expansion, and upcoming debt maturities. This move aligns with a broader trend among tech giants aggressively raising capital to scale AI systems. Meta issued $30 billion earlier, Alphabet raised $25 billion, and Oracle sold $18 billion in September. The surge in funding reflects the rising cost of advanced chips, cloud infrastructure, and high-capacity data centers needed to stay competitive in the AI race. Amazon, the world’s largest cloud provider through AWS, is increasingly focused on high-performance computing and generative AI models. The new capital gives Amazon more room to expand capacity, boost margins through automation, and strengthen its competitive edge in enterprise AI services. Amazon’s stock (AMZN) is pulling back from the $258 resistance, forming a corrective move toward a key support area around $232. This level aligns with the structure seen on the weekly chart and acts as a short-term demand zone. A strong bullish reaction here would likely set the stage for a retest of the $258 high, followed by a potential breakout if momentum returns. If $232 fails to hold, the next major support sits at the ascending trendline zone, which has guided Amazon’s uptrend since early 2023. A deeper correction remains possible, but the broader structure is still bullish as long as price holds above the trendline. The RSI is cooling off, suggesting the correction is healthy rather than a trend reversal. If Amazon bounces from support, the next major upside target sits between $280 and $300, aligning with long-term Fibonacci extensions.