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Microsoft Corp (MSFT)

379.05

-0.35 (0.09%)

as of Jun 18, 2026, 11:59:42 pm Market Open.

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Jun 21, 2026, 12:00 am

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.

Consensus

Buy

Valuation

Fair Value

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BUY

Have the ability to grow at a rate in excess of GDP and is at a very attractive price.

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DON'T BUY

With Vista rolling out, it’s the first opportunity there has been to show some traction. Only about 1% of PC’s will use Vista.

HOLD

Similar to a utility in that it grows low single-digits. Has a decent dividend. Gushing cash like you wouldn't believe. When Vista finally gets out there, there should be some growth.

DON'T BUY

A mature company with a lot of cash, but doesn't see it doing anything spectacular in terms of market performance or earnings growth.

DON'T BUY

Not quite certain where they are going to go next. Not a growth company.

BUY

An interesting story right now. Coming out with many new products next year. Good opportunity for the stock to do well. Good price.

BUY

Doing a share buyback. Likes the company at these levels. Has pulled back a fair bit but they have a lot of new products coming out in the New Year. Relatively cheap at these multiples. Nice dividend.

WEAK BUY

Growth possibilities is limited, but it does have a monopoly position. Difficult to assess. Currently in a buyback position which will help support the shares.

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DON'T BUY

Doing buybacks. If they keep doing this, that would help keep the stock price up, but would rather that they paid the money out. If this is the best they can do, he would get out as this would continually reduce the book value.

DON'T BUY

If you're looking for a US investment, he would look somewhere else besides technology. Prefers Canadian companies.

DON'T BUY

Not a growth company.

BUY

Buying at these levels as the company is worth a lot more if you break apart into its own pieces. Its growth rate is equal to its P/E.

BUY

They are trying to balance the things they believe about the business. Have been buying back stock very rapidly and the share count is down by 5%. The PC business is a fairly mature franchise. They are making investments in new markets in order to grow.

BUY

Likes the valuation and the cash generation. Don't think they will ever dominate on the operating systems again. Limited growth because of their size. Good ability to generate cash. Gives cash back to the shareholders.

DON'T BUY

At a point in the business were if there is going to be a pickup in their growth rate, you should start to see it because of their new Vista product. Despite the fact that we've had a pretty good market for three years, the stock has not made an iota of gain. If you can't make it in a strong market, you tend to under perform in a weak market.

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