(Microsoft’s stock trades for roughly 10 times estimated ... it’s hard to see a scenario where they do not win over time.” ...

Not too long ago, Microsoft (MSFT) stock's glory days looked to be behind it as sales of desktop PCs slipped into a seemingly irreversible decline. Although the dot-com days of the 1990s minted ...

Microsoft stock is sinking Thursday even after the tech giant reported higher-than-expected earnings for its fiscal first ...

Analysts at D.A. Davidson downgraded the stock to “Neutral” from “Buy,” keeping the price target unchanged at $475, citing concerns over the narrowing AI lead of Microsoft vs. rivals ...

Microsoft's stock technical setup is signaling more losses as the equity faces bearish pressure, with investors digesting Q3 ...

Forward splits are 99% of the time a popular event in the eyes of both ... Since going public, Microsoft has declared 9 stock splits, but the last one was over 15 years ago. Although low priced stocks ...

With consistent earnings beats in recent quarters and steady stock ... Over the past eight quarters, Microsoft has demonstrated impressive earnings performance, beating estimates every time ...

And based on their average price target of just under $494, Microsoft's stock could over the next year rise ... now is the best time to buy before it’s too late. And the numbers speak for ...

While Microsoft’s Q1 2025 revenue hit $65.59 billion, its cloud segment missed projections. AI investments show promise, with ...

Concerns have emerged over ... With Microsoft stock on the brink of a Death Cross and its once rock-solid partnership with OpenAI showing cracks, now might be the perfect time for investors ...

And with an enterprise mobility and security installed base of over ... time I wrote that despite strong fundamentals and high odds of beating Q4 consensus (which is what happened), Microsoft ...

The company has increased its earnings sharply over the years ... Although that makes it seem like Microsoft could split its stock at any time, the company might let shares continue to rise ...