Microsoft Corp (MSFT) Buy, Sell or Hold

Microsoft Corp (MSFT)

522.61

-7.15 (1.35%)

as of Oct 8, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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TOP PICK

Their Xbox video game Halo 2 is extremely well. The company has managed to maintain revenue growth at around 15/20%. Expects this to continue into 2005 and PE is a little under 20%.

BUY

A very conservative investment in the technology sector. Has a lot of cash. Very strong company. Feels it has good growth potential. Strong software programs, new developments are good, setting up new program to compete with Google.

TOP PICK

Makes a lot of cash and trades at a discount to the market multiple.

HOLD

Moved up on the announcement of a dividend but has now pulled back. Has huge excess cash. Try to buy under $25.

BUY

Thinks they are changing to an entertainment story rather than an operating system. Is starting to look attractive.

HOLD

If you buy for the dividend, the stock will then drop $3, so not much of a pickup. A dominate company with a lot of cash which they will be spending on Search Engine to copmpete with Google. There is upside.

BUY

A core holding for a tech. Tremendous business model. Great cash flow.

DON'T BUY

An excellent company, but doesn't expect it to be an excellent stock. Prefers Canadian stocks.

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DON'T BUY

Overpriced.

SELL

Would sell this stock to invest in something like Numont Mining. Still sells at a hefty multiple with not much growth.

TOP PICK

Generates a billion $'s in cash each month. Dividend indicates that the software business is maturing, but the company has seeded other businesses with its cash.

DON'T BUY

$3 special dividend has already been priced in. Model price is $25.25.

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TRADE

Known as fast follower. Company will still do well but it would be difficult to find new market.

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