good//@daz88888888: $Microsoft

2022-07-09

Microsoft's (NASDAQ:MSFT) stock is a story of market irrationality. Despite its enormous tailwinds, talented management, and valuable software, Microsoft traded at a P/E of just 20 in 1990. This was not your typical, unprofitable tech company. Microsoft was an aggressive competitor that was about to monopolize the industry of computer operating systems, as well as internet browsing with its Internet Explorer. Looking back, the company was tremendously undervalued.

If we move forward 10 years to the dot-com bubble, Microsoft traded at 60x earnings. Despite its stretched valuation, Microsoft's growth prospects were actually worse than they were 10 years earlier. This level of extreme enthusiasm proved to be unsustainable, and the bubble burst.

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Besides difficult macros, the company's lowered fiscal fourth- quarter (ending June 30, 2021) revenue guidance amid unfavorable foreign currency fluctuations is also not helping investor sentiment. However, considering the company's solid growth prospects, the extent of the pullback in share prices seems largely unjustified.Wildly popular for its Microsoft Office and Windows products, Microsoft has also become a dominant player in the cloud services and gaming segments, two businesses with the potential to withstand recessionary pressures. The highly profitable Microsoft Azure cloud business accounted for a 22% share of the global cloud infrastructure market in the first quarter of 2022, behind Amazon's AWS's 33% market share.Microsoft's shift from a mostly perpetual license-based business model to a subscription-based sales model has added significantly to the company's revenue visibility. 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Besides difficult macros, the company's lowered fiscal fourth- quarter (ending June 30, 2021) revenue guidance amid unfavorable foreign currency fluctuations is also not helping investor sentiment. However, considering the company's solid growth prospects, the extent of the pullback in share prices seems largely unjustified.Wildly popular for its Microsoft Office and Windows products, Microsoft has also become a dominant player in the cloud services and gaming segments, two businesses with the potential to withstand recessionary pressures. The highly profitable Microsoft Azure cloud business accounted for a 22% share of the global cloud infrastructure market in the first quarter of 2022, behind Amazon's AWS's 33% market share.Microsoft's shift from a mostly perpetual license-based business model to a subscription-based sales model has added significantly to the company's revenue visibility. 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