Microsoft is failing again in here. It's back below the 20 and the 50 and the 200 day moving average.

— Brian Shannon - Alpha Trends

If you look at Microsoft, it's getting a little bit of a bounce, but is this a a trend that you can have faith in? I don't think so. Not with a declining 50 and a declining 200 day moving average... consider it a bounce within a primary downtrend.

— Brian Shannon - Alpha Trends

I did add to Microsoft on Tuesday... this inverted head and shoulders is reversing the daily trend.

— Trade Brigade

we've still got Microsoft below the 20 50 200 day moving average... the trend is still lower. So, if you're, you know, the type of person who's looking and saying, 'Well, I'm going to start dollar cost averaging in here'... great. But from a swing trader perspective, there's no e

— Brian Shannon - Alpha Trends

I do think that the stock is looking undervalued, which could be surprising to a lot of my audience because I have spent the past few years criticizing Microsoft for looking overvalued. But with the 25% correction and the continued growth to Microsoft's underlying fundamentals, I

— Daniel Pronk

Microsoft is probably the strongest of the Mag 7 stocks... It's like Microsoft is the prettiest house in the ugliest neighborhood... It's a really bad neighborhood. Software's horrible. But Microsoft, maybe it's got some little bit of green patch in its front yard... you're still

— EarningsBeats

The shift to AI coding has coincided with huge problems with Windows 11, which is plagued by bugs and security issues. Despite bold claims about AI replacing humans, Microsoft's number of full-time employees has continued to increase.

— Wall Street Millennial

Amazon, Microsoft, and Google all win for the same reason. They're where AI agents actually run. These three companies control almost 2/3 of the world's cloud infrastructure... So every time a company replaces a SAS tool with an agent, that extra compute, storage, and networking

— Ticker Symbol: YOU

Microsoft is in trouble. If they don't scare you out, they'll wear you out. Just leave them alone.

— Brian Shannon - Alpha Trends

we've sold off pretty hard. It's possible we could start to rally again, but is there any evidence on the 15minute time frame here with a declining 5day moving average saying it's time to buy yet? And the answer is no, not yet. We're at a level of interest, but we still have a pa

— Brian Shannon - Alpha Trends

Microsoft has just been an absolute disaster here recently... we still have a pattern of lower highs and lower lows... there's no evidence on the 15-minute time frame here with a declining 5-day moving average saying it's time to buy yet. And the answer is no, not yet.

— Brian Shannon - Alpha Trends

what happened to Microsoft last week is that people are starting to be able to do the math of just wait, all the money that was going into buybacks is now going into capex. So that's a demand that's gone for the shares.

— Monetary Matters

Microsoft had a big move to the downside.

— EarningsBeats

Microsoft earnings just reinforced that software is practically toxic... almost directly opposed to that is Microsoft... software is just going to become a commodity... software is certainly starting to feel the burn at the bottom end of the barrel.

— Trade Brigade

Microsoft earnings and revenue came in strong above expectations. The stock is uh actually selling off... Azure cloud growth uh was only, can you believe this

— Monetary Matters

Microsoft I've owned since 2014. it's still intact fully in my portfolio partly because the plausible pathway I think is more reachable for Microsoft. So with Microsoft too I wouldn't buy at today's price but I don't need as much to happen to justify leaving in my portfolio.

— Monetary Matters

I think that this just looks soft and weak quite literally... lower highs here, rock and roll for a short... How can you position for shorts on these rallies for a lower high is the name of the game on Microsoft.

— Trade Brigade

companies like Nvidia and Google, who provide the hardware, software, and foundation models that other companies build on top of, as well as Microsoft and Amazon, which provide the cloud infrastructure and tooling that many robotic startups use for training, for simulation, and t

— Ticker Symbol: YOU