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AMZN pre-market and after-hours

AMZN is trading at $260.99 in after-hours, roughly flat since the close. Quoted Aug 25, 7:07 PM ET.

Last
$260.99
After hours
Extended move
−0.03%
vs previous close
Previous close
$261.06
4:00pm ET
Session change
−0.41%
regular hours
Call wall
270
gamma resistance
Put wall
255
gamma support

What the extended-hours move is telling you

AMZN is close to unchanged outside regular hours, which means nothing has arrived overnight that the market disagrees about. Gaps that matter usually show up here first.

Pre-market runs 4:00am to 9:30am ET, after-hours 4:00pm to 8:00pm ET. Spreads are wider in both, and the further from the bell you go, the thinner it gets.

Where AMZN sits in the options structure

Dealer positioning does not stop overnight. The largest positive-gamma strike sits at 270, which tends to act as friction on the way up. The largest negative-gamma strike is 255; below it, hedging flow amplifies moves rather than absorbing them. Max pain for the front expiry is 260.

A pre-market gap that opens the regular session beyond one of those levels behaves differently from one that does not. See the full AMZN gamma map →

Common questions

What is AMZN trading at in the pre-market?
AMZN is trading at $260.99 in after-hours, roughly flat since the close. Quoted Aug 25, 7:07 PM ET.

What time does AMZN pre-market trading start?
Pre-market trading runs from 4:00am to 9:30am ET, and after-hours from 4:00pm to 8:00pm ET. Volume is far thinner than the regular session, so spreads are wider and a single order can move the quote more than it would during the day.

Can I trade AMZN before the market opens?
Most brokers allow pre-market orders from 4:00am ET, though many restrict them to limit orders only. Because extended-hours liquidity is thin, a market order in AMZN before the open can fill materially away from the last quote.

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Quotes from the consolidated tape, updated every 5 minutes. Educational, not a recommendation.