$Microsoft(MSFT)$ Glad to see Gates is finally done selling the stock. I kind of feel like there's some personal issue between him and Nadella. Honestly, among the hyperscalers, it feels like the most undervalued one to me.
$Microsoft(MSFT)$ Similar to Boeing's success story, Microsoft has recruited a significant workforce from India to reduce its development costs. I expect to see some positive results from the highly efficient work delivered by their Indian team.
$Microsoft(MSFT)$ With a TTM PE ratio at just 24.68, MSFT looks like a solid opportunity. The full impact of AI will take some time to materialize, but it's coming. For those who can be patient, the potential upside seems to be on the horizon.
$Microsoft(MSFT)$ I can’t believe how cheap MSFT is before earnings – it seems significantly undervalued, and to me, it looks like a solid opportunity. MSFT has beaten estimates 8 times in a row over the last two years, and I believe this month will be the 9th. How many other companies can claim that? But it’s a long-term stock, for 5 to 10 years or even as a retirement hold. For those impatient, negative folks who think MSFT is garbage, maybe they should consider shifting to Meta. Meta’s up over a hundred dollars in a week, so it must be good, right? Well, I wouldn’t touch it at this time with the $80 billion loss on the metaverse and the $3 million loss from one lawsuit so far, plus over 2,300 more lawsuits pending. If most of those win, th
$Microsoft(MSFT)$ Competition simply means 45% gross profit instead of 65% for these companies. 80% of the business world still needs to "grow into" AI, and demand will be plenty even if supply doubles or triples. Read the earnings and compare the year-over-year growth.