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Microsoft Corporation (MSFT) trades at $533.52, +0.84% today. Market cap is $3.96T, P/E is 29.6, dividend yield is +0.68%, and the current technical signal is bullish. Analyst average target is $591.67.
Microsoft Corporation is trading constructively today. Momentum and trend data lean positive, while the market is still watching nearby price levels for confirmation.
What is driving MSFT right now?
MSFT is edging higher at $533.52, with a daily move of +0.84%. trading above both its 20-day and 50-day moving averages, which supports the near-term trend. RSI at 65.5 is firm without being overbought. MACD is positive. The move sits inside the Technology / Software - Infrastructure backdrop.
What are the key MSFT levels to watch?
Today's range is $528.48-$535.57. nearest support sits around $349.20, with resistance near $551.15. the 52-week range is $349.20-$553.72, placing the stock in the upper portion of its yearly band.
What do analysts see for MSFT?
The average analyst target is $591.67, roughly 11% above the current price, suggesting analysts still see upside.
Is MSFT bullish or bearish today? Bullish 72%
Signals lean bullish: price is above both its 20-day and 50-day moving averages, which supports the near-term trend, mACD is positive, RSI at 65.5 is firm without being overbought.
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Fundamentals
Revenue (TTM)$331.84B
Latest annual statement
Gross Margin+67.94%
Net Income$133.75B
Price / Sales11.94
Beta1.1
EPS$18.00
Market Cap$3.96T
Dividend Yield+0.68%
Avg Volume-
About Microsoft Corporation
Microsoft Corporation is a prominent global technology firm that invents, markets, and provides ongoing assistance for a diverse range of software, digital services, computing devices, and comprehensive solutions. Its operations are organized into three primary divisions: Productivity and Business Processes, Intelligent Cloud, and More Personal Computing. The Productivity and Business Processes segment delivers crucial tools for both enterprises and individual users. This includes the extensive Office suite (comprising Exchange, SharePoint, Microsoft Teams, Office 365 Security and Compliance, Microsoft Viva, and Skype for Business), along with popular consumer offerings like Skype, Outlook.com, OneDrive, and LinkedIn. It also features Dynamics 365, a suite of integrated cloud and on-premises business applications tailored for organizations. The Intelligent Cloud division focuses on sophisticated infrastructure and platform services. Here, Microsoft licenses key products such as SQL Server, Windows Servers, Visual Studio, System Center, and associated Client Access Licenses. It also includes GitHub, a leading platform for developer collaboration and code hosting; Nuance, offering advanced AI solutions for healthcare and businesses; and Azure, its expansive cloud computing platform. This segment further encompasses enterprise support, Microsoft consulting services, and Nuance professional services, assisting clients with the development, deployment, and management of Microsoft's server and desktop technologies, alongside offering product training and certification. Finally, the More Personal Computing segment covers a broad spectrum of consumer and commercial computing experiences. It generates revenue through Windows operating system licensing, including agreements with original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), non-volume licensing, and various Windows Commercial offerings (such as volume licensing and cloud services), as well as patent licensing and Windows Internet of Things (IoT). This division also supplies its own hardware, including Surface devices, PC accessories, and gaming/entertainment consoles. Its Gaming portfolio features Xbox hardware, content, and subscription services, in addition to video games and royalties from third-party titles. Furthermore, it manages search services like Bing and Microsoft's advertising platforms. Microsoft distributes its extensive product line via numerous channels, including original equipment manufacturers, wholesale distributors, and various resellers, complementing direct sales through digital marketplaces, its own online storefronts, and physical retail outlets. The company, established in 1975, maintains its headquarters in Redmond, Washington.
AI Analysis - MSFT - 2:55 AM ET
Bullish 72%
RSI (14)
65.5
MACD
10.7372
SMA 20
$521.82
SMA 50
$506.20
1M Return
+8.05%
Trailing 21 sessions
1Y Return
+4.28%
Trailing 252 sessions
Microsoft Corporation trades at $533.52, +0.84% today. RSI at 65.5 is neutral, MACD is positive, and price sits above its 50-day average, giving a bullish read. Support is near $349.20. Resistance is near $551.15.
On August 4, 2026, Microsoft (MSFT) shares gained 1.97%, buoyed by strong fiscal Q4 results showing 18% revenue growth and a 43% surge in Azure cloud revenue. The company’s AI-powered Microsoft 365 Copilot surpassed 30 million paid seats, signaling successful AI monetization. Despite these positives and analyst upgrades, a newly filed class-action lawsuit alleging securities fraud and a forecasted decline in Windows OEM revenue introduce caution. The broader tech sector’s 4% rally and Nasdaq’s 2.1% gain today reflect renewed appetite for AI stocks, with Microsoft positioned as a key beneficiary amid sector rotation.
On August 4, 2026, Microsoft (MSFT) shares gained 1.97%, buoyed by strong fiscal Q4 results showing 18% revenue growth and a 43% surge in Azure cloud revenue. The company’s AI-powered Microsoft 365 Copilot surpassed 30 million paid seats, signaling successful AI monetization. Despite these positives and analyst upgrades, a newly filed class-action lawsuit alleging securities fraud and a forecasted decline in Windows OEM revenue introduce caution. The broader tech sector’s 4% rally and Nasdaq’s 2.1% gain today reflect renewed appetite for AI stocks, with Microsoft positioned as a key beneficiary amid sector rotation.
On July 20, 2026, Microsoft (MSFT) stock climbed 2.15% to close at $402.29, outperforming the broader tech sector as investors digested bullish analyst upgrades and strategic announcements. Bank of America reaffirmed its Buy rating with a $500 price target, citing accelerating Azure growth driven by massive AI-focused capital expenditures. Microsoft’s expanded partnerships with AMD and 3M to enhance AI chip deployment and data center efficiency further bolstered sentiment. However, a recent securities lawsuit and concerns over near-term cash flow pressure from heavy spending temper the outlook. The market now eyes Microsoft’s fiscal Q4 earnings on July 29 for clarity on growth sustainability and margin impact.
Microsoft stock edged up 1.2% to $373.02 on July 1, 2026, a day when semiconductor names AMD (+7.7%) and Intel (+6.0%) dominated the AI-driven tech rally. The move comes as Microsoft's fiscal year closes with over $100 billion committed to AI infrastructure — and as the company simultaneously prepares job cuts affecting less than 2.5% of its workforce. Wall Street holds a 'Strong Buy' consensus with an average price target of $569.47, but serious questions remain about whether that capital expenditure actually converts into profit.
On August 4, 2026, Microsoft (MSFT) shares gained 1.97%, buoyed by strong fiscal Q4 results showing 18% revenue growth and a 43% surge in Azure cloud revenue. The company’s AI-powered Microsoft 365 Copilot surpassed 30 million paid seats, signaling successful AI monetization. Despite these positives and analyst upgrades, a newly filed class-action lawsuit alleging securities fraud and a forecasted decline in Windows OEM revenue introduce caution. The broader tech sector’s 4% rally and Nasdaq’s 2.1% gain today reflect renewed appetite for AI stocks, with Microsoft positioned as a key beneficiary amid sector rotation.
On July 20, 2026, Microsoft (MSFT) stock climbed 2.15% to close at $402.29, outperforming the broader tech sector as investors digested bullish analyst upgrades and strategic announcements. Bank of America reaffirmed its Buy rating with a $500 price target, citing accelerating Azure growth driven by massive AI-focused capital expenditures. Microsoft’s expanded partnerships with AMD and 3M to enhance AI chip deployment and data center efficiency further bolstered sentiment. However, a recent securities lawsuit and concerns over near-term cash flow pressure from heavy spending temper the outlook. The market now eyes Microsoft’s fiscal Q4 earnings on July 29 for clarity on growth sustainability and margin impact.
Microsoft stock edged up 1.2% to $373.02 on July 1, 2026, a day when semiconductor names AMD (+7.7%) and Intel (+6.0%) dominated the AI-driven tech rally. The move comes as Microsoft's fiscal year closes with over $100 billion committed to AI infrastructure — and as the company simultaneously prepares job cuts affecting less than 2.5% of its workforce. Wall Street holds a 'Strong Buy' consensus with an average price target of $569.47, but serious questions remain about whether that capital expenditure actually converts into profit.
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