On July 26th, Microsoft’s most recent earnings report (NASDAQ: MSFT) was made available. The total value of the company’s stock on the market is equivalent to $1.80 quadrillion. The price-to-earnings ratio for the company’s stock is 24.97, the price-to-earnings-growth ratio is 1.96, and the beta value is 0.97. The moving average of the company’s stock price over the past fifty days is $264.59, and the moving average over the last 200 days is $270.02. A debt-to-equity ratio comes in at 0.28, a quick ratio that comes in at 1.75, a current ratio that comes in at 1.78, and a quick ratio that comes in at 1.75. The current price of Microsoft shares is $349.67, which is the 52-week high, while the current price of Microsoft shares is $232.73, which is the 52-week low. On Tuesday, trading for MSFT began for $240.74. Based on information from Bloomberg, the average rating for the company is “Moderate Buy,” and the price target for the stock is $329.80. Analysts have made 32 recommendations to purchase the shares of stock, and experts have made 32 recommendations to maintain the current holdings. In a research note published on the 27th of July, Deutsche Bank Aktiengesellschaft lowered their “buy” rating and price objective on Microsoft shares from $350.00 to $330.00.Īdditionally, the price objective was reduced from $350.00 to $330.00. However, the firm lowered its price target for Microsoft shares from $340.00 to $320.00 during the same period. In a research report that was published on Wednesday, July 27th, Wedbush rated Microsoft as an “outperform” company in a research report. These two updates were brought to the general public’s attention via a research note distributed on the 19th of July. Mizuho reduced their “buy” rating on Microsoft shares and lowered their target price, which had previously been set at $350.00, to $340.00. They have a “neutral” rating for the company, and their price objective for the stock is $292.00 per share. Guggenheim published a research note on Friday, August 12th, announcing that it would begin covering Microsoft stock. This move was made about the company’s shares earlier today. This was done in conjunction with lowering their target price on the stock. Wells Fargo & Company issued a research note on the 25th of July in which they downgraded Microsoft from “overweight” to “neutral” and decreased their target price on the stock from $400.00 to $350.00. Recent research studies by various analysts have focused on the stock as the subject of their investigation.
According to the price target given by Oppenheimer, the share price could go up by 14.23% from where it was when the last trading day ended.ĭeposit $100 and get a $110 to trade stocks The Fly shared the information in their article. In a research report distributed to customers and investors on Tuesday, Oppenheimer lowered their price goal for Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) from $300 to $275 in a research report.
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