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Microsoft Corp (MSFT)

505.06

+8.69 (1.75%)

as of Aug 27, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Aug 27, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 132 opinions in the last 12 months.

Experts have mixed opinions on Microsoft's current position, particularly in relation to its AI initiatives and overall valuation. While some analysts express concerns over the performance of its Co-Pilot AI and the potential risks from competitors like OpenAI and Anthropic, others highlight the company's strong financial position, significant free cash flow, and robust revenue growth, particularly from its cloud segment, Azure. Many agree that the stock has become attractive at current price levels, with valuations ranging from fair to undervalued due to its solid business fundamentals, ongoing investments in AI and cloud infrastructure, and potential for future growth. Amidst the uncertainties in the tech sector, they believe Microsoft remains well-positioned to adapt and thrive, even as it navigates the challenges posed by the evolving AI landscape.

Consensus

Buy

Valuation

Fair Value

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DON'T BUY

Has too much cash. Like a sumo wrestler in the Boston marathon. Vista hasn't been well received. Because it's fighting an uphill battle against the Canadian dollar and it has so much weight (which will slow the stock value changes) he wouldn't.

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BUY

Would focus on this for protection of capital. Almost $50 billion of cash and no debt recently. Generates about $1.5 billion cash per month.

BUY

10% growth is expected. Trades around 15 X next year's earnings. Big upgrade in software is taking place. Good price.

BUY

Continues to have a very strong product roll out. Tons of cash. Buying back stock. Still quite a bit of upside.

DON'T BUY

Looking at the 200 day moving average, it shows a neutral stock. It bit of a jump up, which was based on some fundamental news, but is now back to normality. At this stage, there could be more profit taking.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Getting close to its fair market value of $32-$33. It will continue to chug along, but wouldn't be a screaming buy. Looking for high single-digit, low double-digit growth. Consider buying on weakness.

BUY

Model price of $26.27, which is a negative 14% or 15% difference.

HOLD

This is a possible investment for him. Stock has been acting very well since last summer. Have a few things going for them like the new Vista and the new office.

SELL

Not one of his favourite technology names. Prefers Cognos (CSN-T) and would switch from Microsoft to this.

BUY

Valuation is attractive. Not as risky as some other high-tech stocks. Likes the cash flow and the balance sheet, but little concerned that they will be investing in their new platforms and not getting the returns in the shorter-term.

WAIT

Like watching paint dry. Going sideways and there’s no real trend. Question. Is it in an uptrend now? It is at its resistance point now. If it breaks through that point on big volume, then it’s going higher.

COMMENT

Unique in US corporations in that it only uses about 18% of its cash flow to maintain its business. Have so much cash that they will be paying out massive dividends. The opportunity with them comes from the upgrade of their desktop operations and operating systems.

BUY

Probably worth mid-$30’s, so can see substantial upside. The new product releases are just starting to happen.

HOLD

A big run because valuations got too cheap and they have had the release of Vista. Investors had been anticipating that and had moved the stock up already. New news is require to propel the stock from here.

BUY

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

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