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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

If you get it at fair value, you get a 9/10% return. Have given a very bold forcast for their coming fiscal year and are really looking at double digit growth. Doesn't expect a special dividend, but a lot more in share buy-back.

DON'T BUY

Likes companies that will grow substantially, but this has become so big that it will be tough going forward to grow substantially. Have lots of cash and are generating free cash flow. If the X Box does well over the next 6 months the stock could do well. Doesn't see much upside in the stock.

DON'T BUY

His model price is $26.60 which is a negative 2% differential.

TOP PICK

Speculation is that they are going to give one of the special dividends again. Buy a $27.50 October Call Option. If he's right the stock will probably pop to $30.

BUY

Looking very closely at this one right now. Looks reasonable. The problem is the huge cash balance and what are they going to do with it.

SELL

Its best days were probably in the past. If a company's share price doesn't participate in a market rally, you should be looking elsewhere. Growth stocks are starting to perform a little bit better, but this stock is not.

HOLD

Had the big run up through the 80's & 90's. Since 2000, flat. Trying to reinvent itself. Feels it's going somewhere with the new convergance. Making deals with other parties. With the large consolidation that it's had, it usually indicates a breakout.

DON'T BUY

Good company, but not a growth company. In the long term, when they take advantage with their relationship with SAP (SAP-N) they can move further into the enterprise. There are faster growing situations that can be invested in.

BUY

Looks interesting. Had 5 years of support at $24. If we are to get a shift in leadership from the commodity into the new economy/technology, Microsoft has to participate. If it breaks through the support level, get out.

HOLD

Hasn't done much lately. Paid out a gigantic dividend. Generates massive amounts of cash. Not a growth stock.

BUY

History of free cash flow and return on equity is what tells you if a stock is good to own. Microsoft grossly outperforms Apple (AAPL-Q) both in stock as well as the underlying earnings. Provides a better long term investment.

DON'T BUY

Not bullish on high technology. Just used a big chunk of its cash to pay out a nice dividend. Looking at their FMV, they haven't paid out enough, so the stock is going to remain sluggish.

DON'T BUY

Not considered a growth stock. Facing a transition with the slowdown in the PC market. Pays a dividend.

DON'T BUY

Their model price is $27.55. Doesn't see any great value in the stock. In a lot of the tech companies, accumulated depreciation is substantially greater than net plant equipment which means that a lot of them have not been investing in their own operation for the last 5 years.

SELL

Has gotten too big. To have any meaningful profit gains, there is nothing on the horizon to do it. It's multiple is more of a growth stock than a value stock.

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