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Microsoft Corp (MSFT)

NASDAQ NMS - GLOBAL MARKET · Technology · US

$373.94
▲ 1.80% today
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Should you buy MSFT?

Bullish

Microsoft Corp is up 1.8% today, a moderate move. Recent news highlights AI-related growth, supporting the upward move. MSFT is 33% below its 52-week high of $555.45, in deep correction territory.

  • •News: AI-related growth
  • •33% below 52-week high
  • •Near 52-week low

This is educational analysis, not investment advice. Past performance doesn't predict future results.

Market Cap

$2.73T

52W High

$377.22

52W Low

$370.67

Industry

Technology

Understand the fundamentals

Plain-English rules of thumb for beginners — tap the  to learn each one. Not investment advice.

P/E — Price / Earnings
22.2xAverage

How many years of profit you're paying for. Lower can mean cheaper — but a very low number can also signal trouble.

Around the market average.

P/B — Price / Book
6.6xTake a closer look

Price vs the company's net assets (book value). Under 1x means it trades below what it owns on paper.

High — you're paying a big premium over assets.

ROE — Return on Equity
33.1%Looks healthy

How efficiently the company turns shareholders' money into profit. Higher is better.

Strong — uses your capital efficiently.

Net Margin
39.3%Looks healthy

Of every $100 in sales, how much becomes actual profit. Higher = more profitable business.

Highly profitable per dollar of sales.

Dividend Yield
0.99%Info

Annual cash the company pays you, as a % of the share price. Not better or worse — just a different kind of return.

Pays you cash while you hold.

These signals are simple, sector-agnostic rules of thumb (a “good” P/E for a bank differs from a tech firm). Use them to learn what to look at — not as buy/sell calls.

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