MSFT

bagacrap

Tsm still has the best PE ratio and peg even after its recent pump Goog, MSFT, AAPL, AMD if you get good entry points (you may have missed the real juicy buy points on all of them)

Dawgareyouserious

Idk what to buy tomorrow. I usually only buy shares anyway. All I'm holding is MSFT rn. Soft ass pussy ass play. Might go ballsack deep into TSLA

donisgreat

Apple doesn’t have anywhere close to 98% market share that MSFT had during 99-2000 anti trust issue with IE and Netscape. Apple at most has 30% market share. Monopoly is quite far for Apple.

Nearby-Soil-5668

You didn’t hear the cunt today? He was very dovish.. I’m the most pessimist person alive and I’m starting to have doubts that the market is going to head lower in December and Q1. Today’s rally was insane, I blew almost 2k trying to short at resistance with no fucking luck.. I mean $MSFT at 255 now? WTF, this is near September high.. The stock market is irrational and doesn’t make any goddamn sense. I literally cannot make any good long term moves, either flush down or keep going higher, shit or get off the pot market.. apologize for the vent but November has been the hardest month to trade and I’m almost done with this shit

Spirited-Usual-3023

Jim Cramer thinks Santa came early this year. He saying the economy was slowing , think softlanding is not just possible, it's happening right now, the mega caps, the simi company, the FANNG, and MSFT and AAPL will bounce back.

Fun_Bed9734

I dunno if that scenario will happen though, so that why I don't fight trends or I've learned not to "force" my beliefs on the market. I really lost my ass last week when we were in a tight range thinking we should've been over the 200ema and at 420 already. So, this week, i just waited to only play today. Made a decent chunk. Now i have some MSFT 260c for Friday that i think could hit if pce comes below expectation, while i have cash if things go the other direction

jrwren

VGT is 20% AAPL and 17% MSFT. You have 10% of your shit in AAPL and 8.5% in MSFT. You OK with that?

BurnLearnEarn

AAPL and MSFT is how you’ll get to mid 8 figures in a decade. Keep up the good work

wildcat1055

AMZN, MSFT, AAPL, GOOGL, META, AMD -> all up more than 4% for the day  Can't wait to look at my boomer 401k tomorrow morning

Hacking_the_Gibson

I think you're out of sorts. Energy is keeping SPX elevated. GOOG, AMZN, MSFT, AAPL, et al have all seen massive drops. There will be a rotation back to tech.

SIR_JACK_A_LOT

If you look into the individual holdings of the index funds, you'll see my port is actually like 50% AAPL/MSFT 🚀

Fun_Bed9734

MSFT 260 tomorrow then? If PCE comes below expectation my 9 260c finna bust

baller1able

MSFT I love you 😊

Swordfish_Choice

Yeah this was my last trade ever. Going all in on MSFT stocks. Thanks y’all it was fun but time to put my time elsewhere

DMVganggang

I mentioned debt after margin expansion. EV can be used too. I personally just stick to market cap for conservative estimates since it assumes the cash is being deployed properly (makes sense for a company like Google or MSFT. For Meta it may not be as useful since the cash is being used on a high risk project like the metaverse)

zxc123zxc123

Not surprising? WS was literally looking into Bill Gates' personal life, interviewing MSFT employees and ex-employees, and others in his wider circle in an attempt to gleam his relationship with his wife *in the hopes of finding some possibility to capitalize on the release of a rumor of their potential divorce* ***that could result in either the sale or the perceived future potential sale of MSFT shares which would lead to WS QuantAlgos/Firms/HedgeFunds/etcetc to dump the stock ahead of retail***

Fun_Bed9734

MSFT 255 eow?

Fun_Bed9734

MSFT took Tim Apple's Viagra it seems

Own_Tackle4514

Deep ITM puts on TSLA/META/MSFT/MU/NET/NFLX/DOCU...ifykyk excising at a value or riding that delta you be the judge

DudeWheresMyStock

I was doing that with leaps on the last run up and it was easy af scalping a few hundred $ profit on GOOG and MSFT daily but now I'm stuck with a few and I have to wait a while to get back in the green lol super dangerous is right

Sensible_Thoughts

Omg just bought into META at $110. Please keep feeding me hopium. Someone is gonna win the VR war. The dinosaurs in here are like the people in the 90s that are like “the internet?! Why would I want to talk to strangers online!” If META can beat out apple, Microsoft, google and the others - they have the greatest upside considering how big of hit their market cap has taken. That being said, I don’t like betting on META to beat MSFT on this front, but the valuation was too cheap to pass up.

Force_Professional

Microsoft was sued for bundling Internet Explorer with Windows and giving it an unfair advantage against other browsers. MSFT said IE wasn't a product and a feature and settled.

Friendship4Every1

I have MSFT $250 calls expiring this Friday. Definitely hold it, right? Not regarded at all, right?

Icy_Key19

I have MSFT, I had AAPL but damn was it crawling. I sold mine out of frustration. Metaaaaaaa would check, thanks

Friendship4Every1

Had MSFT weekly calls. Locked in profit but letting some ride. If it’s this strong with the market being down, it might really pop if the market goes green somehow later. All or nothing on the left over calls I guess.

kswissreject

MSFT: King of the Monsters

StrengthChoice1734

While I’m scared by the fact that this is going to be probably the most popular answer on the thread but I’d say META simply for the degree of undervaluation. However, if we’re talking purely as a business, I’d have to say MSFT or AAPL.

ByahhByahh

Weirdest tech issue I've ever had. I have two chrome windows open on two different monitors. I'm playing a YouTube video in one and if I open investing.com on the other to check futures, the YouTube video completely freezes. This only happens if I check futures and only if the two windows are on separate monitors. Do I go puts on GOOG or MSFT?

mlord99

Sentinel, tbh u could argue that MSFT will be competition, but not yet.

Critical-Series

Did you notice MSFT go up another 1,000% after they lost the antitrust? I did

TheWrongAdvices84

Long term I hold the whole market. For short-term taxable fun: I focus on asset allocation and sectors, and select for quality and value within. Financials were highly undervalued for a while, still decent. Communications, RE, and cyclicals are still quite undervalued IMHO. Tech will have great opportunities. I already like MSFT et al., for those more growth oriented and sensitive to interest rates I'll wait a bit. Once that happens, NET, SHOP, ZS, and others show some promise. I like NVDA and NFLX, though they've already risen quite a bit from their nadirs. As cash flows back into riskier items, health care and utilities will underperform quite a bit. Style-wise, small and value looked amazing for a while, now plainly good. Growth presents isolated opportunities. Personally, energy is just a big ball of uncertainty now, and seems to have always been more contingent on geopolitics and weather than fundamentals. Internationally, I like most of the far east. Europe will obviously look good eventually, the question is where the bottom might be. I don't like bottom-timing so I have slowly added small hedged positions. I tend to think EM is primed to really perform well once current morbidities finally relent. I'm staying away from RE for a while longer. That market moves slowly.

bobbydazzler45

I’m largely shifting my portfolio away from tech (except some Canadian tech and APPL, MSFT, AMZN) and into Canadian blue chip dividend growth stocks suck as RY, T, CP, SLF, BAM, BEP etc. I will hold some higher risk stuff but as a smaller part of my overall portfolio.

BayHarbour-Butcher

MSFT/GOOG calls!

sick_bear

Right but look at them now, one of the most powerful iGPUs on the market which is a stepping stone towards their own top of the line discreet graphics cards BUT they don't really market to custom builds the way PC does. Two things here - long term business strategy says it's good to have competition between suppliers even if short term costs more or hurts sales. And, in the meantime, it's a perfect justification for in-house R&D and production. Where it's hard to take on the best in the market, setting sights on 3rd or 2nd best is realistic enough that it gets the ball rolling to try to take over that top seat after enough smaller success. So yeah, spite may have played a role, but deciding to take on the manufacture of their own tech is what I believe the major motivator was in that decision. Just happened to be a good time to do it. Like Elon and Twitter acquisition/TSLA stock offloading, Gates' divorce and MSFT, or Bezos and the same. It was perfect cover for making a business move discretly.

debian-root

If AAPL , AMZN, GOOG AND MSFT are DEEP RED why is SPY flat?

SudsAde6985

AAPL, AMZN, MSFT, GOOG, TSLA fukin scams. GTFH 🖕

neothedreamer

I don't know about that AAPL IPO'ed in 1980, MSFT in 1986, AMZN 1997 all are older than 20 years.

VisualMod

>FANG+ Constituents: \>$AAPL 143.14 -0.75% $AMZN 93.14 -0.86% $BABA 80.06 +5.48% $BIDU 100.66 +6.29% $META 109.57 +0.73% $GOOG 95.57 -0.71% $NFLX 279.44 -0.59% $NVDA 157.88 -0.26% $TSLA 182.16 -0.42% $MSFT 240.92 -0.35% ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2022-11-29 ^10:03:23 ^EST-0500

nocool-

Rising rates will reduce stock multiples... That will reduce stock prices..... You have higher inflation which means less spending money... You have the FED confirming to everyone that we shouldn't really expect any pivot on FED thinking... So I would be careful for where you put your money, I wouldn't buy anything like INTC, MSFT, and such right now..

hardyrekshin

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Euler007

Why are you excluding people with less than 25k? What you're doing is not any smarter or better than what they're doing. I wasn't buying single stocks until my account was around 250k, and they were stocks of solid profitable companies (MSFT around 2010). What you guys are using as your primary investing strategy (actually day trading, but you think you're investing) if something someone with a big account should do with a small fraction of his portfolio just for fun.

BrainsNotBrawndo

I've decided to cut my stake of ATVI Jan 2024 $80 leap calls by about half. There is no actual logical reason to stop the merger, but I think there is increased risk of a political interference US showdown. My opinion on the two warring factions being: 1. The FTC chair, [Lina Khan](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lina_Khan), known for 'Amazon's Antitrust Paradox'. She is backed by the Elizabeth Warren far-left wing of the dems. For reference, Warren recently popped out the [Anticompetitive Mergers Act of 2022](https://www.warren.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/Summary%20of%20Prohibiting%20Anticompetitive%20Mergers%20Act.pdf) featuring such illogical never-gonna-pass-things like banning all mergers over $5B. 2. The 2 Democratic senators of Washington State: [Patty Murray](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patty_Murray) and [Maria Cantwell](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maria_Cantwell). Washington state being the home state of Microsoft, who employs a lot of voters, whereas Sony HQ is located way outside Voterville. Even if Dems take Georgia to get 51 total senators, those 2 Wash senators would still have the swing vote on omnibus bills, to make their support conditional on MSFT/ATVI merger approval. They have both advocated for MSFT in the past. The logical approach would be to force MSFT to guarantee crossplatform games for foreseeable future, but I feel logic seems to give way to political gamesmanship. My impression is that Buyden would have to try to appeal to both wings of his party. So illogical things happen, with the FTC suing to put in an injunction to stop the merger and then possibly drag it out past my Jan 2024 call date.

Xx_Kamehameha_xX

Puts on MSFT and TSLA rn

AustinLurkerDude

" their earnings are still negative" ​ What are you talking about? While a lot of tech companies like META, INTC, QCOM, CSCO, MSFT, etc. have dropped, NONE HAVE THEM ARE LOSING MONEY. There's some joke companies that are losing money like Uber but no one expected them to be able to breakeven...

Arcite1

[Here's the screenshot](https://preview.redd.it/ximasamb6s2a1.jpg?width=1125&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3bc66556ce600cec3e7a0181d910aeea0b85444f) you neglected to include when you copied and pasted this from the removed post. Nobody's going to know what you mean by "this example" without it. Closing a position does not require "collateral." Are you sure you currently have open a broken wing butterfly on MSFT 12/16 with strikes 230/235/240? In a butterfly you should have *two* of the middle-strike shorts. My guess is that you have entered this order erroneously; it is buying to close only one of those two, and would leave you with an open 235 strike short put, which would require $23,500 buying power ("collateral" in Robinhood's nonstandard terminology.)

PortfolioIsAshes

Your entire "DD" sounds like you just discovered Steam, or you are bagholding one of the companies. Steam is a direct competitor to Microsoft Store, I don't know how you think MSFT would benefit from it when Microsoft Store is doing so shit that MSFT gave up and listed some of their top games like Microsoft Flight Simulator and Minecraft Dungeons on Steam. NVDA is going to eat shit next quarter, their 4000 series aren't flying off the shelf because of all the scandals and shitty engineering, scalpers are struggling to get rid of the 4000 series cards they hoarded. EA and ATVI are some of the most hated gaming companies for consumers on steam, and their event sales are usually one of the lowest. EA is carried by Apex, and ATVI by COD. Both's recent future guidance is dog shit and was already talked about recently. PS5 is doing so bad that SONY went back on their words and started listing console exclusive on PC. Also, Steam is essentially a gamers' equivalent of booze and hoes, top selling games are either triple A games by a big publisher, porn games, or skimpy weeb games by Koei-Tecmo/Capcom/Square Enix. [Top 5 games with the most concurrent players are literally f2p on cosmetic/battle pass system](https://steamcharts.com/). Your post would make sense last year or 2020, not now where all of them are going to take a hit due to economy situation.

Yo11why

Maybe MSFT or AMZN wants to try again.

Wrong_Eggplant

Some not so terrible choices like VTI, GOOG, Disney, MSFT, Apple…but also basically tossed money in the toilet with Redfin, BABA (though I hope I’m wrong about BABA)…a few other insignificant speculative buys. All in all I put about 80k into the market, mostly those first 5

EnginrA

MSFT getting bodied

AP9384629344432

I had $250 left over for this month and I didn't know where to put it so I just bought a share of MSFT. Not much else is on sale in my portfolio, at least the companies I want to add to. Price seems reasonable?

VisualMod

>MICROSOFT LIKELY TO OFFER EU REMEDIES IN COMING WEEKS TO AVOID FORMAL EU OBJECTIONS TO $69 BLN ACTIVISION BID - SOURCES \>$MSFT ^\*Walter ^Bloomberg ^[@DeItaone](http://twitter.com/DeItaone) ^at ^2022-11-28 ^11:53:44 ^EST-0500

AceKrieg

Macro scenario is shit, everything will go down the next few weeks. MSFT will just go with the flow

-DeoVindice-

Everything: Cash open we pump baby! MSFT: We schleep

BiigIfTrue1492

One of the big boys will go bankrupt. AAPL MSFT GOOG AMZN

themarkedguy

The brutal thing is the longer patty g is there the longer we see that his plan is just the plan INTC has always had. It’s wild people still have so much faith. The reason Nadella and Jobs saved MSFT and AAPL is because they transformed both businesses. Patty G hasn’t transformed a thing. INTC is still heading in the same direction it has for years. INTC will still be a force for generations. The US government and economy require it to be. But like, CSCO is still a force. It’s just down 40% this century.

PalpitationFrosty242

Same with MSFT

Twilight-zone7788

Very awesome calculator! I’m delving back into programming some time in the near future and this gives me some inspiration on what I can attempt to make. You’re not lying about Netflix stock, I remember the price around that time you mentioned and just couldn’t stomach the traditional financial analysis n that company. A friend had shares in NFLX and CMG and all I could do is watch them climb while I was in traditional stocks like XOM, GE, MSFT, etc..

oyveyanyday

>These stocks have massive growth trajectories I thought the moral of the recent earnings season was that AMZN, GOOG, MSFT, etc. can't post huge growth every year forever?

NickAMD

You expect MSFT to get ahead in cloud soon enough? You must not know much about cloud / tech / software. What on EARTH are you basing this statement on? Some seeking alpha article?

larson00

I'll sometimes trade SPX/ES like that but I've found the levels have to be pretty precise and its super easy to get fucked. I happened to catch that move around 11:25 but I took MSFT puts off of it rather than SPX. Look up Adam Mancini, he has a daily newsletter of levels that are really helpful. Overall though you need to catch the move past it with volume, thats the key piece in the trading formula. I COULD be rich as hell if I took my trades and let them go all day, like when I sell them and later see they are up 500%, but I don't because I see green and I want to take it. As you grow you learn to leave a little to get max profit, but for now its better to just be patients with entries and quick on exits. What led to me really becoming better was getting out once I'm down 6-8%. Its a tight stop BUT I can re-enter a position if I turned out to be right and my losses are nothing.

CFDsForFun

I would buy VOO or QQQ. I wouldn’t risk individual stocks at your age and experience unless they are the top blue chips (MSFT, GOOG, VISA etc). You have enough time that for now a diversified fund is the best base to start with.

SegheCoiPiedi1777

This is very true. The valuations of companies like PG is just absurd right now. Retail investors dumped tech stocks in Q2 and loaded on value / dividend stocks, making them overvalued in the process. At the moment most people only talk about dividend stocks, while 1 year ago they were only talking about how tech stocks could only go up. Even freaking tobacco stocks are doing well this year… Dividend / defensive stocks will be the next ones going down. Personally I am buying blue chip tech names right now, like GOOGL, MSFT, META (surely a more aggressive bet), AMZN. I am Also dipping into QQQJ (mid cap tech etf) as it has crashed more than 30% from ATH. I would love start building a solid position in SCHD but I am convinced there will be better entry points in the future. The market is simply very irrational in the short term. It is acting as if META and GOOGL business is doomed, while pricing staple stocks as if they were high growth. I always try (but it is very hard) to do the opposite of what the trendy topics are.

Key-Tie2542

"Defensive" stocks like healthcare and consumer staples and discount stores have some absurd valuations, if you ask me. People cry that tech like MSFT and GOOGL have lofty valuations for their P/E of 20 - 25, but are cool buying COST and UNH at 40+. They despise oil companies for their supposed immorality, but invest in pharma and third-party medical insurance companies which are probably the major culprit in American debt problems and corrupt nutrition and medical research. The stock market is an overvalued cesspool. As of today, I like some BDCs that distribute real money, and whose value is not some fairy dust fantasy from economics textbooks. And I'm getting close to liking some of big tech stocks again, like MSFT and GOOGL, even if I hate their companies. Corporate bonds have some good deals still.

GSnova

VOO 20% AMZN 10% MSFT 10% TDOC 10% ROKU 10% PATH 10% TLRY 10% SQ 10% SHOP 10% ASTS 1% Please let me know what you think!

Extreme_Address7043

AMZN. Their PE ratio is crazy high. Any deviations from their growth is going to hurt them bad. I expect MSFT to surpass them in cloud soon enough. Once the market gets even an idea that MSFT is ahead of them in cloud it’s over.

sleepyunindividual

It was MSFT.

Shoopbadoopp

I don’t think even that is true about price considering MSFT stock price is currently ~$100 or 60% higher than AAPL. That doesn’t mean that AAPL is underpriced or priced less than MSFT

TrophyWifeAspiration

I've had an Xbox Series S in the box. I've had it since August 2021. I dont understand and I'm not interested in doing a ton of research; so I cant buy physical games? And these cyber monday deals dont apply to me? Regarded. Position: MSFT puts

_Kenway

it doesn't work like that MSFT would never have reached the price target in that scenario

4troglodyte

Big Tech has lost $7 trillion in market cap this year and the bleeding for META GOOG AMZN MSFT and TSLA is not going to stop anytime soon. AAPL remains the beast in the arena and their ATT privacy changes have and will keep META and GOOG in the mud with no traction until mid 2023 if they are lucky. Buckle up buttercups…it’s gonna get bumpy🙈🤡

StarWarsFan229321

Buying company’s you understand is such a important one. It’s why I don’t own any software or cloud stocks besides the big few like Goog/Amzn/MSFT. A lot of companies sell on people who don’t know any better and read the investor call and buy because of buzz words like Ai

PtahandSuns

u/markets_bot show me $MSFT flow

SnS2500

There's cloud computing and then in mentioning CRWD there is cloud security, not exactly the same thing. Personally I am sure cloud and cloud security is a major growing industry... but I have zero confidence in any particular stock being the right choice, especially in the near term. I have CIBR, the cloud security ETF because I'm betting on the industry as a whole rather than one company. (If a gun was to my head and I had to choose one, I'd pick PANW.) As for cloud itself, there isn't a great ETF, but I'm fine with just having my own basket of MSFT/GOOGL/AMZN. If you want a smaller company with high potential, consider ANET.

apooroldinvestor

Nope. Means nothing except .... MSFT AAPL GOOGL and NVDA WILL be higher in share price than they are now. Always happens.

witty421

What is in your opinion the best cloud computing stock to buy now/in the next few quarters and why? Am aware that AWS, Google Cloud and Azure are probably the best&also most widely used cloud services out there (a large % of portfolio in GOOG, MSFT) but I am more interested in smaller, growing tech firms - Cloudflare, Snowflake, CRWD, etc.

witty421

What is in your opinion the best cloud computing stock to buy now/in the next few quarters and why? Am aware that AWS, Google Cloud and Azure are probably the best&also most widely used cloud services out there (a large % of portfolio in GOOG, MSFT) but I am more interested in smaller, growing tech firms - Cloudflare, Snowflake, CRWD, etc.

5_minute_major

Apparently it's not just Sony fighting the MSFT-ATVI deal. Google is pissed because it is claiming Microsoft is degrading game pass quality of chrome is used. Biden has a progressive until in office at the ftc. This thing is looking increasingly fucked.

apooroldinvestor

It won't rule NVDA GOOGL AAPL and MSFT... See where we are a year from now....

Friendship4Every1

If MSFT and $250 just touch tips, it’s not 🌈. C’mon.

its_me_cindy

Is MSFT going to get ATVI or not?!

IHadTacosYesterday

Quick question if I may about the ATVI - MSFT deal. Let's just say that the deal is actually approved ultimately, would shareholders of ATVI get the option of converting their ATVI shares to MSFT shares on that day? For example, if MSFT was trading for $285 per share at that time, you'd get 1/3rd of a share of MSFT for every ATVI share you had. Or, are you required to just get a cash settlement in your account, and that's it? Reason I'm asking, is because it seems sort of weird to me that recent buyers of ATVI would basically be forced into a short-term trade. I know the exact same thing happened to recent investors in Twitter. They had no ability to continue holding the investment. I'm just wondering if an ATVI shareholder could continue to hold this investment without generating a taxable event

BulletPlease

MSFT breakout looks better

Kriegprojekt

FTC suing to block MSFT acquisition of ATVI. That arb play not going to work I guess. Intrinsic value of ATVI is $47.37 right now. Would be nice to sell at 90 at that valuation but it may not happen. Europe hasn't even done their own due diligence yet if Im not mistaken.

Interesting-Wing2649

What’s the deal with MSFT?