MS

ExeusV

>MS is not a serious chip maker. what prevents them from becoming one? Amazon, Google also invest in their custom CPUs.

hunterli168

MS is not a serious chip maker. As for NVDA, do you feel safe to make your most advanced chips at your competitor's foundry? On the other hand, TSMC is dedicated to foundry business, and all else equal, I would feel much safer to make my chips there. Btw, If you have followed semi industry for a long time, you will remember NVDA and INTC used to have many issues, even lawsuits.

scwarrick

It’s not— Taxable: 200k (35% bonds/60% equity; 5% cash) Cash: $250k (to be invested, but MS was having it sit in 4% after I said please invest it)…They dollar cost averaged $20k per month into the taxable. IRAs: $800k (45% bonds/55% equity)

Legitimate-Taro635

Maybe they could stomach a drop of 30% or 15%. What is the average ROI for their portfolio is the question. The client should be well informed of the "risk profile" at the beginning. Anyways it should not be underperforming in these market conditions. And if its "aggressive" MS should not be conservative.

Leximpaler

Dude, MS,GS are all scams. You are just feeding the 1000 MD's their million dollar salaries. Look what happened to CS.

zxc123zxc123

Reminder that with advisers, fiduciaries, accountants, google/facebook/youtube/reddit/amazon/insta/snap/twtr/tiktok/etcetc, or anyone else in life. If you are NOT paying them then you are NOT THE CUSTOMER. You are THE PRODUCT. Some might say they make money by fee, but that fee isn't paid to them but MS. MS pays them and they ***work for MS***. Not for you. That's why I'd never take free financial advice, anything you hear on reddit/youtube/cnbc is to be taken as random opinion at best if not self motivated shilling of a rugpull/ponzi/scam at worst, and for financial advice or wealth management? I'd probably just google/reddit it if I can, PAY a financial advisor or accountant by the hour if I need it, and do/manage the work myself or review it myself after it's done professionally.

Markol0

Had a MS account. Fiduciaries my left toe. It was all built around maximizing their fees. They were getting kickbacks on everything. Best decision was to leave them. Never ever ever trust MS with anything. Kicker, the advisor was my friend's dad.

Finreg6

I agree with most of this post; seems like they’re doing it wrong. With that being said, Morningstar is not a good metric to run by so I disagree with that point. Not sure how MS works but typically firms don’t charge in cash in a managed account.

Grungy_Mountain_Man

I have a few stocks but mostly etf’s.  The stocks that I do have had are typically more ones that I know quite a bit about and watch the price looking for buying opportunities where there’s a high bounce back probability.   There’s a few I bought just for the dividend is in the ballpark of what you might be able to expect in terms of average gains.  Many individual stocks are also weighted pretty heavily in some etf’s. I tend to avoid those stocks, for instance MS is 7% of most sp500 index’s so I don’t really feel the need to double up on some of those.  That all said, the ones I have picked have either paid off pretty big or I’ve lost money. So I don’t think it’s worth heavily weighting individual stocks.

Higgs-Bosun

I’ve been with MS Wealth Management since the beginning of 2024, but using the same advisors that my family have used for 30+ years. They don’t really do any investing on my behalf themselves, but they have gotten me into a variety of professionally managed investments that I never would have known about and everything is super transparent. I see every transaction, all day every day. It’s too soon to say if it will work for me, but I love the way things are going.

ParkSt-Hooligan

My father taught me this lesson a long time ago. Banks act in the best interest of the bank, not the client. He taught me about vanguard at a young age and when I became less risk adverse I moved to fidelity. I went into Chase to meet with the Private client guys and by the end of the meeting I wanted to close my chase account. Another example, When the iPad came out, a friend bought calls from Morgan Stanley, they charged 12$ a call when the market was 5$. When confronted the MS guy goes "you got me, no I can't refund you." Banks work for themselves.

akmalhot

I should have, i sat down w chas ecause htey put me in private client and the guy was always asking, wasn't really planned. MS was because a colleague uses that group - to be fair htey weren't bad , pushed managed futures MS fund a lot etc as one of thier big benefits in the end i went w a friend who opened his own family office. its a combo of reasons why, but in the end was great as he kept me invested in a balanced and diversified portfolio.... unfortunatley my goal was to diversify awsay from big tech a little bit in a tax efficient manner..... turns out I should have just stayed where i was at

akmalhot

I also sat down with 2 guys from MS, wasn't a great proposal either, wasn't bad. In the end my friend started his own family office and I went w him, and he kept me invested so we the last few years

LoriLeadfoot

I used to work with MS FAs and wealth managers. They’re incompetent. It seems to be not that hard to become one and then it’s just a mad race to suck fees out of clients.

i30swimmer

36yo here and I also left MS a month ago to do it all myself at Schwab. The “professional” had 50% of my account in $BND and had been buying it since 2021. Huge losses and still fees on fees. No more.

KerryOnAgain

I bailed on MS about 6 months ago after significant losses due to their irresponsible management practices. MS outsources their portfolio management responsibilities to other outside fund managers. Then when these outside funds fail to perform and lose your money, MS hides behind a shield of “we didn’t do it, they did”. IMHO, irresponsible, negligent practices protected by MS’s arbitration clause. MS was not acting as a true fiduciary who retained responsibility. In fact, they purposely relinquished their responsibilities so they could claim irresponsibility. Definitely a disheartening and eye opening experience. Unfortunately, this is a common practice in the financial services industry that many are unaware of. I now utilize a firm that actually takes responsibility for their own performance by directly and actively managing their own custom portfolios. It took me months of research to find a company that actually did this as most financial services companies use the outsourcing model so they can shed their fiduciary responsibility and hide behind their “it wasn’t us” arbitration clause.

Mpcars

I spent all day in MS puts just to lose it in 2 min on meta

tke248

None of them are playing in the defense sandbox, Googles team actually had a massive protest about service they provide to Israel and MS staff is drinking the same koolaid. I have used a few of the others products and you need teams of devs to get any use out of them, which was also an issue for Palantir until recently.

seasick__crocodile

Because I’m not going to aggregate a list of the numerous companies leveraging LLMs and other AI tools for you. It’s not worth my time and should be unbelievably easy for you to find. >I have attended MS dog and pony show for their AI offerings and was unimpressed. Pretty meaningless, bud. I never called out MSFT specifically – that was you. Even so, I sincerely doubt Palantir is providing AI offerings that outshine a company investing billions into it. You’re out here asking for specifics when you haven’t done that yourself. Anecdotes about an obscure trade show aren’t going to cut it. Get a grip.

tke248

Instead of saying nuh-uh why don’t you give some counter points.. I have attended MS dog and pony show for their AI offerings and was unimpressed. It took most of the day to get the damn thing halfassed working and the experts were not.

AP9384629344432

Really starting to think PFE is getting stupid cheap, and narrative is following the price. The problem is they are a huge black-box when it comes to the success of their pipeline, but at a certain point the market is being way too backwards-looking about the fading away of Covid related demand. Covid was a huge success for Pfizer, not a failure. That huge success is making YoY figures look terrible and temporarily compressing margins. At the end of the day, though, Pfizer got a massive cash pile that most other pharma companies didn't, enabling it to buy more products / research pipelines. Yet it saw major multiple compression. Question is: do I trust that some subset of their huge portfolio will be a big hit, and am I satisfied with a 6% dividend yield while waiting for it to materialize? At this current price.... yes I think. But I'm hesitant. Reposting my comment from 11 days ago: > Covid was such a massive aberration to the business that I don't really trust using these 3 year trailing figures. [I made this MS Paint](https://i.imgur.com/1gvRTNW.png) diagram. The black line is actual revenue. Green is Y/Y change. Right now revenue looks awful because the Covid bump is over. But in the absence of Covid, you would have seen the dotted line instead. It actually would be worse, because the Covid cash infusion allowed it to go on a buying spree and thus increase future revenue growth. So the positive events that allowed Pfizer to increase its moat make it seem that Pfizer is actually worse off. But that can't be true. > > Right now Pfizer is being forced to throw in all kinds of non cash accounting adjustments to reflect the fact that it was hard to accurately keep track of orders that eventually got cancelled when the Covid demand subsided. So margins/EPS all look awful. But it's showing a very misleading picture of the fundamental business in the future. > > The right way to value Pfizer is to guess what the 'normal' revenue/earnings are going to look like once all the Covid comparables fully fade away and the accounting adjustments are complete. Not look at probably the most insane time period that could have ever happened to a pharma company and what that makes the trailing numbers look like as a result.

Cum-Financia1Advis0r

BAC WFC MS UBS are fucking weak compared to NTRS

slick2hold

Considering MS has investigation around their wealth management unit and it was their high preformer Id be very hesitant on buying MS right now.

derbnguyen

From down 1.5k to up $500 on MS puts  Gang

BoastfulPrudence

Market clearly now immune to JPow's babbling. Sure glad I got scammed by some f\*wit site claiming MS reported Friday. Had no choice but to switch to BAC as a banking play for the pivot to a decade of high interest rates. 36.5c seemed such a good buy Friday.

BingBongCapital

Crazy that people think wealthy investors pay firms like MS for stonk picking and nothing else (i.e. trust & estate planning, tax mitigation, business sales, capital raises, gift giving, list goes on) lol. Thanks Reddit

Ahueh

It seems MS is back to the level from last week before we learned they were defrauding the government. The more money you launder, the better the earnings 

BoastfulPrudence

Thanks to the thick bar stewards who published yesterday that MS had already reported last week. Should just mention that 5017 in PM is not an incredible bounceback but market quite possibly taking JPow in its stride, hardly like he didn't say everything last time round, and the economy hasn't slowed at all since March.

Ill_Try1620

MS come in strong?

Ill_Try1620

Did MS forget they report today?

Ill_Try1620

MS your turn

Ill_Try1620

MS and BAC giving us a little hope today

jabronismacker

MS gonna go 📉

jabronismacker

If MS and BAC miss today that’s a wrap

justflyingbyy

For MS calls but everything is dropping already so no high hopes

Swapnizzle

Hi folks, so I am under the same boat. I generally do a lot of SPXL and TQQQ options on ETrade, but this 2023 tax year (after acquisition by MS), all my TQQQ/SPXL options contract are being considered as 1256 options contracts. I understand from all the comments above MS is basically doing their own interpretation of the tax laws…whether or not they are correct is another story. But right now I need to figure out how to heck I can enter these 1256 contracts under Turbo Tax (since I found out that they need to be entered manually because Turbo Tax doesn’t support import of 1256 contracts). Has anyone figured out how to do it? I need help to interpret which is the correct option to choose below in Turbo Tax 1. Section 1256 contracts marked to market 2. Losses from straddles 3. Gains from straddles 4. Unrecognized gains from positions help on Dec 31,2023 5. No of the above All my trades were Calls, so I am sure I don’t select anything related to straddles above. If I select #5, I pretty much just exit Turbo Tax. So this leaves option #1 &4. I definitely was holding my SPXL/TQQQ contracts on Dec 31,2023, so I can select this option. But what is option#1 and would it apply for my SPXL/TQQQ call trades that were realized in 2023!?

baller1able

Bought some MS 90c because everyone believes the stock gonna tank

user_smith

Oh no, don’t have that energy now. It was all META, MS, AMZN to the moon when they did layoffs.

yrnqceo

$MS puts, who’s with me

iBeFlying676

Is anyone playing $MS earnings this week? I got $93 calls. But debating if I should hold it.

NYCTBone

Standard escort rate paid by MS bankers prior to inflation.

Xiodes

Any plays on MS? We thinking puts with the money laundering thing going on? Or will their earnings make them rocket like GS did.

Amyndris

That's pretty rare though. You can see it in their hiring specs; 49% stay less than 1 year. 72% stay less than 4 years. Only 3% stay more than 11 years. Compare that to other FAANG; 16% of MS, 13% of Apple, 7% of Google and 7% of Meta stays past 11 years.

FeedbackFinance

🤣 People should have to get these hot takes tattooed on their foreheads after 5 years and they don't manifest. But then I think Jim Cramer would be looking like a Yakuza or MS13 tatted to the nines.

CriticallyThougt

Probably an AI company we never heard of. If I had to pick one that we all know I say MS.

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Diligent-Stable-9477

This guys mom is imminent. SPY won't correct like that next week, maybe in June-Aug when the economy cools down, but when RATES are HIGH, BANKS print money...and next week earnings is heavy on the bank side: M&T, Goldman, Schwab, BOA, MS, Bancorp, Ally,and so many more... overall they should preform well and prove today's correction more of a dip... we will be 9/10 with SPY for this reason. What will correct is the economy slow, inflation staying high, and god forbid... stagflation.

TimeTravelingChris

There are insane amounts of options out there for Tesla. I expect the next few weeks will be pretty bad now that essentially everyone except MS has lowered their PT and had a chance to adjust adjust their hedges.

Historical-Egg3243

lol the SEC is a joke. MS is too big to fail. nothing burger

examors

I have to use MS Teams at work and it makes me want to buy puts just out of spite.

nine_square_grid

Everyone I know who works at MS is a douchebag

zKarp

MS will just fly the investigators to their HQ on a Boeing Plane as a courtesy.

No-Improvement3164

MS got hijacked today

tbhnot2

one last yolo before you go to the dumpster. Puts or calls on MS

Copernicus2020

MS shits the bed after being downgraded by other banks, NFLX drives higher as consumer entertainment demand hulks out. TSLA pops because BTFD and Bitcorn goes parabolic from every millennial and their grandpa trying to get a piece of the halving action.

No-Cut-2788

Have friends working in MS’s WM unit. Shit basically a money-laundering scam. WM runs on reputation, so something like this will not go away easily.

jackedup2018

Puts MS, money laundering breaking story today

jackedup2018

Buy puts on MS, they got caught money laundering you regards!

BetweenCoffeeNSleep

Saw the headline re: MS investigation around whether they’re doing enough around client money laundering risk, and the subsequent drop. Sold off my SOFI position (about 10% gain over the past month) and some VOO, bought back into MS at $86.48. Sold 4/26 90 strike calls for .95/contract, just over 1% vs underlying basis. Not bad for a 2 week contract. Earnings are 4/18. This is my third swing trade entry into this stock over the past year. I’m $0.03 over my last basis per share. I’m very familiar with the company, and perfectly happy to hold at this basis if it moves against me. The Div yield is 3.9% at my basis, and options activity on the stock are decent. As I type this, I’m +.63% on price, 1% on premium, after about an hour.

Ahueh

Buy MS calls then - all they did was deceive the government.

Ahueh

Small yolo in the MS calls 1dte. The fucking bankers always skate.

mannycalls24

GL dead now MS is money laundering?? very cool

kk7766

Today was a glorious day with $GL and $MS 50k gain

wilhelm96

MS getting bitchslapped by SEC on money laundering probe 😂

betterbackitup

aww geez MS you're gonna get fined 5 bucks again

nocashflow_

MS crashing

After_Nerve_8401

Where are you getting this info? Google is charging to use AI only for its business products. [https://workspace.google.com/solutions/ai/](https://workspace.google.com/solutions/ai/) It's being slowly integrated into the free search. You can try their AI for free. [https://gemini.google.com/app](https://gemini.google.com/app) OpenAI is better in most aspects right now. MS is trying to integrate it into their products. [https://copilot.microsoft.com](https://copilot.microsoft.com)

rice_not_wheat

GPT isn't entirely free. You have limited API calls. It also operates essentially at a loss, as a project of Microsoft (the nonprofit status is more or less just MS Tax shelter for its research, as the OpenAI CEO debacle showed). It won't be free forever. Why would a consumer use Google AI powered search over OpenAI? No idea. But if I'm a company setting up a *machine* / AI to use a search engine, I can see lots of reasons I'd lean towards Google instead.

CoverSuspicious5250

And there is the last of the 70 million Baby Boomers retiring as we speak , and Poof! Couple years Take whatever job you want! Trade up from Wendy’s to go work on Windows (MS). Maybe, perhaps, definitely, possibly, really… never will materialize.

Evening_Cut4422

There is alot of small banks in the US lol, MS took a 2% bash to the head while all the small banks took 6% bashes. The small banks borrow to local business at lower rates than big banks, if they go down small and medium business are the ones taking the hit.

Evening_Cut4422

If that's what u believe is really happening, all I can say u are seriously about to get fcked.  I am not gonna teach u economics but do look up how regional banks were doing last night. Ticker: MS, WAL, ZION, FITB,C, CMA, BAC and so on. Tell me how all the banks droping 2%-6%isnt indicative of stressful conditions.

Evening_Cut4422

U are better off just shorting small and big regional banks. Zion, WAL, FITB, CMA, C, MS, BAC all of these were down 2%-6% last night u just need 1 good weekly out and u are out.

mittenedkittens

Military spending as percentage of GDP has been fairly stable. What is driving deficit spending is growth in the sectors I mentioned as well as revenue cuts. https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/MS.MIL.XPND.GD.ZS?locations=US

Far-Requirement9180

MS holding NVDA 1000c, got it 🆗 

Lineartronic

What in the MS Access 2003 Database is this shit?

falcontitan

Is he getting a salary from OpenAi/MS?

Large_Cranberry1674

https://preview.redd.it/ulc2hjtjjbtc1.jpeg?width=1147&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=01d75f8446b80c5a27bf2f5a8d79b422ed788dea STRATEGIC INVESTMENT LLC; Wiggins, MS. [www.stratinvllc.com](http://www.stratinvllc.com)

Prophet_Margin_

1. Possible sell my shares of Google and move to MS

BuzLightbeerOfBarCmd

Being free isn't good enough. Most businesses use MS Office, not LibreOffice, despite the latter being free.

bzl33

It's an example dude. Degrees in general at the Bachelor's level have less weight. Even MBAs, JDs, and MS/MA degrees have less weight.

Cum-Financia1Advis0r

NTRS Navy Seal Financial Advisors are the premier elite Financial Advisors MS BAC WFC UBS Financial Advisors are fucking weak

AP9384629344432

Covid was such a massive aberration to the business that I don't really trust using these 3 year figures. [I made this MS Paint](https://i.imgur.com/1gvRTNW.png) diagram. The black line is actual revenue. Green is Y/Y change. Right now revenue looks awful because the Covid bump is over. But in the absence of Covid, you would have seen the dotted line instead. It actually would be worse, because the Covid cash infusion allowed it to go on a buying spree and thus increase future revenue growth. Right now Pfizer is being forced to throw in all kinds of non cash accounting adjustments to reflect the fact that it was hard to accurately keep track of orders that eventually got cancelled when the Covid demand subsided. So margins/EPS all look awful. But it's showing a very misleading picture of the fundamental business. The right way to value Pfizer is to guess what the 'normal' revenue/earnings are going to look like once all the Covid comparables fully fade away and the accounting adjustments are complete. Not look at probably the most insane time period that could have ever happened to a pharma company.

NotveryfunnyPROD

My company uses HP, Lenovo and MS lol anything but Dell.

slick2hold

I think not. The problem with these large conglomerates is they don't need to be in the segment alone for DOJ to challenge the merger. Companies such as Apple Google MS FB control such a large portion of the economy that buying anything with the resources available to them would basically be monopolistic in nature. We can not just look at the segment in which these smaller companies operate, but what happens to that segment when a corporation with unlimited resources and control within their own market can cause to that segment. DoJ needs a larger budget and more resources to challenge everything that these mega corporations attempt to buy.

Fresh-Fix

Downgraded today by MS What’s that all about

TheIndyCity

Agreed mostly that Google is the buy low option right now, but I do think the complaints about their CEO are valid and that they have major culture issues within their company, neither of which seem like they’ll change anytime soon. They had the lead long before anyone else, had the talent and the best data and yet they seemingly are getting throttled in the AI space. Their talent is getting poached, they have fumbled their AI product releases to the point where the opinion in the public is not good at all. On top of this their key products are getting worse, not better. They’re under regulatory warfare on multiple fronts and people don’t like nor trust the company anymore. Their cloud products aren’t nearly as popular as MS and Amazon’s, they can’t block spam anymore, search is bad, etc. Youtube is for sure a moat, Android still has a major Smartphone margin, Waymo is a good bet and they STILL have the best data. All the elements are there to pivot in a strong way. Idk if Pichai can do it though.  Way more potential than Apple imo, and maybe the rumored partnership would a great just feels like they should be cooking and it’s scary that they aren’t.

FlyingTiger2212

in fidelity and MS brokerage platforms, the premium you earned from the sale of the option is awarded to you as cash the next trading day...and you can transfer it out as cash at your bank or use for another trade

krustyjugglrs

MS voted for it and it got approved and their Supreme Court told it to fuck off after approval. They ain't out of the woods yet.

TJGames4Fun

MS paint goes crazy

maxamillion17

What's MS

skynet_GPU

Floor of 900 is sweet if you're not a degen. theta's gonna eat. if they split \~july like last time, \~2.7tril is in the cards this summer. Once blackwell becomes well-known, Nvidia will be worth more than MS/APPLE

TminusTech

I reallllllllly need to see some examples of this 60-70 percent claim. I'm at a pretty large service provider and we have yet to find AI tech that really provides tremendous value like you describe. Unless we are missing something the entire service provider/cs industry would be SCREAMING about I'm not really seeing this at the moment. Chatbots are nice for automation of certain things, like request submissions or simple knowledge responses in conversational form (RAG) but those systems working well take quite a bit of work, and vendors currently don't have a great array of tools to pull from. Moreso the offerings at the moment feel extremely rushed. This is from someone who has been very close to MS and SN with their tech. For example Service Now is leaning heavily on a NLU still which is not an LLM. They have shown an LLM but it's not something you can really fine tune on bespoke data. It seems to require the NLU training, which is really really tedious and only sort of good/okay when working optimally. In the end you get basically a conversational RAG tool. Which is pretty good but not gonna hit those high levels you mention. User capture and User experience with AI products is actually incredibly poor unless the experience is heavily curated for the user. Fine tuning is expensive and unpredictable. Most places are gonna look for packaged products. I would love to see the methods that are yielding those kinds of results.

Yield_On_Cost

Wait until you find out they are just trolling and saying anything to take money from you. Just like JPM/GS/MS that are predicting a new recession every month just to advertise their "Ultra Smart Beta Deep Value Moneymaxxing Equity Index" managed by 10 CFAs who each have 85 years of expertise in portofolio management but somehow the index managed to underperform S&P500 gross by 2-3% and net by 4-5% in the last 10 years

zygodactyly

Thanks for posting. >...91 percent of French people say they are in favour of doctors prescribing cannabis-based medicines “for certain serious or chronic illnesses..." 91% approval, and yet: >"...politicians and public health officials in France have expressed their concerns through two key arguments. First, that the roll-out of these medicines would be too expensive. And second, that the legalisation of medicinal cannabis will inevitably lead to the legalisation of its recreational use..." Heaven forbid if any Prohibitionist *themselves personally* contract (1) neuropathic pain, (2) drug-resistant epilepsy, (3) intense pain from cancer, or (4) palliative pathologies that affect their own personal nervous systems, like (5) MS, because they'll personally likely choose med over opioids *for themselves* Yet for you and me? Out they trot the same hand-wringing objections: >“Cannabis is cool and cocaine is chic. That is the social representation of drugs,” he [Prohibitionist] said. “But in reality, the two are poisons. They are both destructive and contribute to the undermining of French society as a whole.” They use these same stigmatizations, false comparisons, debunked arguments, worldwide; prohibitionists are on the losing side of history, and after they're superseded, they'll pretend they never owned their objections in the first place. Predictable as rain, they tell us they have supported cannabis use all along.

po-handz2

The competition is like MS sql server, Amazon redshift, etc databases native to cloud service providers. Snowflake is alot better if you utilize it correctly however is really expensive if you're using it for your whole etl instead of databricks or dbt. From what I've seen and launched, I think snowflake has a role in the front end interaction with AI/ML/GENaI stuff. But I don't think they have a role in AI in terms of training, hosting, other heavy lift functions

Bannon9k

Wait till they hear it only costs $50 to produce a literal ton of my MS medication...that costs me $8000 a month...

80MonkeyMan

Not entirely true “Employee poaching” is very real. Even Sam was recruited by MS when he was “temporarily” fired. Big money vs big money, this is a standard they created. What I meant is AI will change how software is developed.

slick2hold

And to get a bump in stock price. MS did a similar announcement with the magic 100b in the headlines.

Key-Reading-2436

Wait until more cancer, HIV, MS and many other major disease treatments are out of patent. Price drops radically always. There's gotta be a balance to still incentivize expensive research, but maybe a cap on price and profit might help. Maybe that's communism 😂

Backieotamy

They are a top tier data lake /data warehousing solution amongst other things. We (a client) are doing an on-prem>SnowFlake AWS tenant conection test soon. Doing all the arch & design work now. It is expensive but if you are mandated to be able to pull useable information from massive volumes of unstructured data SF is one of the big boys in the market and it apparently works amazing once in olace. Someone said they got rid of it and going back to Azure, curious in what way you were using SF that MS AD/Azure/MS cloud services can replace Snowflake?