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NASDAQ:MSFT
This summary was created by AI, based on 120 opinions in the last 12 months.
Microsoft Corp (MSFT) continues to be viewed with a degree of skepticism and optimism by market experts. While there are concerns about its position in the AI race and its reliance on OpenAI, analysts are largely positive about Microsoft's overall performance in the cloud arena, particularly with Azure's growth expected to exceed 40%. The company's recent earnings showed a strong performance, despite a sell-off initiated by higher capex spending. Numerous analysts believe that Microsoft's recent decline presents an opportunity to buy at attractive valuation levels, as it trades at a PE ratio that is competitive with the broader market. Many experts encourage taking advantage of any dips for long-term investment, highlighting MSFT's strong cash flow and dividend growth, which underpin its resilience despite the broader challenges faced by the software sector.
A must-own name. Not discretionary; its productivity suite is mission-critical for home and business. Cloud computing is doing well and taking market share in a growing category. Hardware, gaming, etc. Prolific cashflow. Will be a first mover and leader in AI. Off its highs, good opportunity to add. Over time, just keeps going higher.
Owns shares in company, and has owned for years. Very good business with low debt, high quality revenues, low capital requirements, sticky products, good tech stack. Overall a great business that would recommend investing in. High amounts of free cash flow with ability to compound earnings (low dividend payout too). Only knock would be that the valuation is very high - would recommend investing at a lower price.
At beginning of August reported revenues were just shy, lowered guidance, so stock pulled back. 12-month price target of $490. He's adding now, and wants to get it back to a 7-8% position. Yield is 0.7%.
Rule of 40: If revenue growth rate plus profit margin = or exceeds 40%, then it's a good buying opportunity. For MSFT right now, FCF margin is ~30%, revenue growth is just shy of 16%, and that comes to 45-46%.
Still bullish, even with Mag 7 pulling back. Pullbacks are healthy, great buying opportunity. Still a 10/10 on fundamentals. Long-term upside. Cloud is growing rapidly, especially with AI demand. PC operating system has multiple, positive catalysts. Poised to benefit from acquisitions in AI and cybersecurity.
She'd still buy at these levels.
He was always told never to make a time or price prediction. Growth stock, Azure has been great. In the right places. Trades at a multiple that far exceeds its growth potential.
Don't look for earnings in 2025-2025. Look out to 2026, and you don't see the big double-digit gains that the market's paying for. It's a bit scary, but especially if you're looking to cash out and make money 2 years from now.
Still in his top 5. He has about a 7% position, so he wouldn't be adding more today on the pullback. 12-month price target of $491. Strong financial performance, great innovation including AI, brand recognition.
Reports next Tuesday. They're great, because if they miss, they telegraph it. They're not going to miss.
It's hard to argue against Microsoft. They've earned the higher valuation. He himself started using Microsoft Office 365 instead of spending a lot more to replace his company's server, and 365 has worked seamlessly. This is why MSFT is winning cloud business. Yes, MSFT is expensive. Hold if you own it. Apple is also a good business. Them and Androids run 80% of phone software globally; Apple continues to add features which will enhance growth. There's too much hype in AI rejuvenating iPhones. People will upgrades phones anyway. True, everyone has a phone, so that growth has slowed.