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369.96

-9.44 (2.49%)

as of Jun 22, 2026, 6:07:26 pm Market Open.

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Jun 22, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 120 opinions in the last 12 months.

Microsoft Corp (MSFT) finds itself at a crossroads as it navigates through concerns regarding its AI investments and overall market valuation. Experts express a blend of optimism and caution, noting that while the stock is experiencing pressure from fears surrounding its cloud growth and competition with AI rivals, it remains fundamentally strong due to its solid revenue growth and significant free cash flow. Many analysts believe that the current valuation at around 20-25x forward PE represents a fair price, especially given the company’s projected earnings growth over the next few years. The shift towards subscription-based revenue models and the potential of its AI initiatives, particularly the Azure cloud services, are highlighted as key drivers for future growth. Overall, despite the recent selloff, there's a solid belief in Microsoft's long-term potential, making it a potential buy on dips.

Consensus

Buy

Valuation

Fair Value

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TOP PICK

(A Top Pick June 9/11. Up 27.43%.) Model price is $41, an upside of 37%. Has a 2.7% dividend.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick June 23/11. Up 31.15%.) People were undervaluing the company and its core businesses. Some of their core businesses are coming up with new products that will really drive their earnings quite substantially, especially Windows 8. Has a great yield and great balance sheet with reasonable to good growth. Can see this closer to $40

DON'T BUY

This company is fine, but if you are looking for growth wait to see the Top Picks. Has about 1.5% yield. Trading at a very reasonable multiple at 10-11 times earnings. There just isn't the growth that you would see in some other tech stocks.

DON'T BUY

There are a lot of good technology companies. Have actually done a fairly good job in terms of new products. Coming out with Windows8 later this year. Have done a good job on the gaming side. Has become a very large company and the needle doesn't move so easily.

TOP PICK

Cheap. Likes the story. Great balance sheet. 11x earnings, 2.6% yield. April 19 numbers come out. You will get better PC demand, which will help them. Windows 8 coming out late summer or call but is a 2013 story. A lot of good products coming out and every one is concentrating on Apple. Made an effective job of changing their business.

TOP PICK

The ugly duckling. Apple gets all the news and MSFT doesn’t. It is a good story right now. There will be great momentum because of new products. Not an expensive stock. Great balance sheet. Windows and the office suite are a very good franchise.

DON'T BUY

In the last decade they doubled their earnings, but their multiple has halved. They are at 9 or 10 times earnings. Market is looking at windows 8 and saying they should give the company another chance. He things they should be viewed as a utility. There are so many good choices in technology.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Don’t look backwards when investing, look forward. They are coming out with a new Xbox in 2013 as well as Windows 8. He would buy CSCO at these levels or would look for a better entry point lower for MSFT.

TOP PICK

Large cap technology has been out of favour for 10 years. Have gone through a revaluation. Multiples got compressed from 60X earnings to 10-11 times. This company is into a new product upgrade cycle, which opens up touch screens, tablets, ultra books (?).Strong growing cash flow and a growing dividend makes it attractive. Cheap.

BUY

Much slower growth profile. Will transition into a much bigger dividend payer. You can make some money in a trade. It’s a total return story. If you don’t see growth from here then it is a transition story.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Had a nice run so would wait for a little bit of a pullback. There are better opportunities in a couple of other technology names but this is doing quite well. Windows 8 is coming out, which could help. Trading at 10X earnings and has a stack of cash on the balance sheet. Beautiful dividend increaser.

TOP PICK

Has some really great products coming out in 2012. Trading at 11X earnings. Windows 8 is coming out for tablets as well as for PCs. Good dividend. Made some good acquisitions.

DON'T BUY

Has really done nothing for a decade. But if you go back, their earnings were half of what they are today. They were a growth stock then and are now almost a utility. It’s a matter of debate as to whether they will do well in 2012. Go to Apple, Google or Oracle.

BUY

Terrifically undervalued. 2.6% dividend. 9x earnings. Huge cash horde on balance sheet. Terrific grower. Trading at discount to market. Better balance sheet than average company. Could jump 30-40% in next couple of years.

COMMENT

Warm towards this one. Was out of favour for a decade. Now getting their act together. Operating system for smart phones is just getting going is supposed to be very good. A new operating system should be coming out so there should be a good upgrade cycle.

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