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Made $375k CAD day trading using margin in 60 days
MSFT has accepted delivery of IREN's 50MW Horizon 1 facility
$IREN delivers first 50MW Childress Horizon 1 facility to $MSFT
First ever closed trade on moomoo, and it's a solid win thanks to Microsoft
I'm deciding to sell NASA (tema) etf for tax loss harvesting, since I made around $300 in profit so far in 6 months. Should I do it or no? Needed thoughts.
Put ~$1.17M into MSFT. 29 days later walked away +$340K. 🫡
Ban bets Nintendo to $16 EOY and MSFT to 500 (when it was at 367) guy here. Ban bet to $25 by EOY.
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MSFT - bought the dip June 29th, when to sell
MSFT - bought the dip Jun 29th, when to sell
MSFT - bought the dip Jun 29th, when to sell
MSFT hits positive net gamma exposure right now
I’m rotating around 80% of my MSFT position into META. Here’s my reasoning.
Ban bet Nintendo stock to $16 by EOY and if it hits $16 I’ll donate some switch 2s to children Hospitals
Where would you put surprise inheritance money
Big Tech's Anthropic and OpenAI stakes are distorting the corporate earnings picture
four green days, one red, and the red one is the only one i learned anything from
FOLLOW UP POST - Full Port Microsoft - Undervalued !!! 🚀📈
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How The F*ck is OpenAI Going to Pay 1.4 Trillion??
There’s no way these ppl at simpler trading make money
Crazy week, what should I do with my remaining calls?
You can guess where I bought GOOGL then MSFT
$7700 Gain on the day from scalps on $MSFT, SAMZN, and $NVDA
Loss porn with a profitable day to cap off the month
Gambled my girlfriends account on MSFT and paid off
New to options, so far doing okay, but I feel the big red coming one day
Me after selling my 6 mo MSFT bags for $170 profit and texting my mom that I made a killing of Microsoft stock
Revenge traded a NFLX loss into a $700,000 MSFT profit 💰
I see you out here freezin' like a bum, eatin' out the dump. MSFT the illest out the bunch. The butterfly was a caterpillar once.
I wish I never invested into LUNR and NASA. been waiting for a few weeks to sell, but ofcouse dip keeps dipping....
How to properly evaluate MSFT's capex (including neocloud contracts)?
US Stocks are Reddish..What’s Your Go-To Short-Term Pick
I have been saying for the last 4 months to buy Microsoft. Check my post history
Why is Microsoft (MSFT) up ~8% premarket after earnings?
Why is Microsoft (MSFT) up ~8% premarket after earnings?
MSFT AND META BOTH SET BILLIONS ON FIRE FOR AI. ONLY ONE GOT APPLAUSE 🚀📉
My Thoughts on $MSFT and $META Earnings and the Maturing AI Trade
Will MSFT and Samsung finally be a catalyst for SNDK and MU recovery? I think they just might.. what's your take?
Meta was Down 10% and MSFT up 8% After hours
🚀 Microsoft (MSFT): A Transformative Deep Dive Into the AI Landscape That Every Investor Needs to Read
BIG TECH EARNINGS WEEK: PICK YOUR FAVORITE WAY TO LOSE MONEY 🎰📉
BIG TECH EARNINGS WEEK: PICK YOUR FAVORITE WAY TO LOSE MONEY 🎰📉
moomoo earnings plays, how I'm using unusual activity this season
Mag 7 covered-call backtest: Actually, buy-and-hold won 12 of 14 times
moomoo earnings plays, how I'm using unusual activity this season
Fellow MSFT holders, are we holding long-term or selling anytime soon?
Is anyone able to explain this drop the past few days? Are stocks like MSFT, GOOGL, and AAPL what we should be buying now?
My wife and kids said they wanted to ride rollercoasters. I said we have that at home on my phone!
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AI capex is massive but where's the free cash flow? This earnings week is the real test
I built a stock screener and ran the Buffett 5 pillars ratios through every company in the UK, US and Europe and only 19 passed out of 850.
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You know its an amazing market when MSFT is one of the main tickers being discussed... Just like May when everything would rip 5% a day and MSFT would be pinned to -1%?
MSFT limping as usual fucking prick lmaaoooo
MSFT is allergic to 500 for some reason
Who bought the MSFT dip?
markets can remain irrational as long as MSFT can remain solvent
Come on, MSFT, one more push up for daddy so he can buy more puts for The Great Flush to 200sma
Sure but look at the rest of the MAGS, why pick on Apple when there’s MSFT?
!banbet MSFT -10% 7d
**BanBet Created** ▼ | **Record:** 0W - 2L | Ticker | Target | Entry | Move | Expires | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **MSFT** | $471.97 (below) | $496.81 | -5.0% | Aug 19, 10:51 AM |
!banbet MSFT -10% 7d
MSFT red in premarket? Memory might reach an ATH today
Bottom line is: it’s too late. The July pullback has already faded. Back to fighting for 20% gains again. Some of the SAAS tickers are still flashing cheap though. But the market can stay irrational longer than I can stay liquid. Although my MSFT bull spreads all look juicy right now. I think META will be next. Just pay for market chameleon premium. It will be the best money ever spent. You can see where the “smart money” is going.
So for MSFT, Google, PLTR Saw they were down a ton for no real reason. Decided to just buy and try and flip it when I got 10%. SKHY, SNDK, MU, AMD I would do scalping and just buy +$100k of shares on a downtrend and compare it to the historical share that day/ week and just do a quick flip of 0.5-2% Some sessions (1 hr) I would make close to $10k I would usually have (3) bullets I can use with my margin. If the first one didn't hit and went down, I would use another. The last one was my final in case the stock slumped +10% and then I would be bag holding
MSFT turns out to be a winner
SKHY dipped to $119 (?) end of July and I had no choice to keep buying and cost averaging down I had notifications from IBKR about margin liquidation Google, MSFT were for a few weeks PLTR was overnight SNDK was a few times but mostly a few days max as it seemed like whenever I held for longer it would dip
That’s like comparing apples with oranges, MSFT is so different from the companies in NSLR
This. A good check on stocks is whether they pumped an absurd amount after March (ceasefire announcement). Check the one year chart. Lot of stocks pumped, didn't correct, then dump on earnings beats because they're overpriced. Now if they declined in the meantime or have absurdly good earnings, they'll pump. See MU (crazy pump, crazy earnings beat, dumped on earnings) vs. MSFT (down all year, good earnings beat, pumps hard).
Good discussion. I won't go into climate change much more - I've said what I had to say on that, and maybe humanity handles the transition well, or maybe it doesn't. Whether our hyper-capitalism system becomes part of the solution (via technological innovations in clean efficient energy) or becomes the primary driver of humanity's entire undoing (due to the incentivization structure of hyper-capitalism itself exacerbating the ill effects of climate change)... I'm not sure. Infinite growth is a problem when the biggest companies in the world keep trying to compound to get infinitely bigger than markets (or the earth itself) can sustain. The current mega-caps (NVDA, GOOG, MSFT, META, AVGO, ORCL, etc.) are already already resorting to CapEx circular financing schemes to keep the line-go-up music playing as long as they can until something inevitably breaks. Now, here's my rant about why I think the mega-caps should be paying reasonable dividends instead of prioritizing growth over all else. I think it's actually very insulting to the very philosophy of investing that cash cow companies like Apple, Google, Microsoft, Nvidia, and Meta STILL REFUSE TO PAY A DIVIDEND (that isn't a pathetic sub-0.75% yield) and are still trying to make-line-go-up-at-all-costs with financial schemes and social sociopathy instead of just transitioning to dividend stocks where line chops sideways. From the perspective of a potential investor, what's the point of even owning shares of a company if that company forever refuses to pay a reasonable dividend no matter how big they get and how much profit they make? It's like the company saying "I'm going to make a bunch of profit, but I'll never share a reasonable portion of that profit with you the shareholder - so go fuck yourself, and buy my stock bro." What the fuck do a company's profits actually even matter to an investor if the company refuses to ever pay a fair portion of those profits to the investor? Enshittification: Enshittifcation is a real thing, and not just a meme. Facebook is a clear example of enshittification. The more money Meta makes, the shittier Facebook gets for those using it. Not being able to view a chronological feed and having your feed stuffed with 90% ads you don't care about is a deliberate decision Meta makes to make more money while having a product that is much shittier than it used to be. Nobody can realistically leave Facebook/Instragram for a better alternative because "network effect" and all that. I agree with you on some of the positive advancements we've had in technology. It's nice that some things like TVs and other small household items can now be bought for cheaper than they used to. But on the other hand, the big expensive stuff like housing continues to be more and more expensive (even adjusted for inflation), despite all our technological advancements that should in theory make production of those things less costly and more efficient. Overall, I think around 10 years ago we hit a shifting point where the negatives of hyper-capitalism really started to outweigh the positives as far as how corporations' applications of their technologies have affected society. Rather than using their new technologies to create better products, they've created arguably shittier products in many aspects (because they make more money and make line-go-up more). Things have been inching closer towards dystopia IMO. AI making it easier to make art and writing is cute and nice to have, but if I'm being honest, the internet was already over-saturated with an over-abundance of that content before AI even came along. On balance, I would actually rather go back to the internet of old where I didn't have to seriously question whether I was reading/watching a human or a bot from a bot farm for every single thing I look at. Trust in the veracity of anything I look at on the internet is now dead, unless it comes from a fully trusted source. I can no longer rely on intuition or a "sniff test", because AI is pretty good at coming up with plausible-sounding bullshit. With the technology advancements we've had over the years, were it not for our greedy USA hyper-capitalism incentivization structure, USA probably could have already mostly fixed the big issues that citizens and politicians have been complaining about for years and years -- affordable housing for all, affordable healthcare for all, and a better social safety net for all. But no, instead all the capital has gone towards an overabundance of B2B cloud/SaaS/AI circle-jerking in a virtual digital world on a computer screen (because that's where the best profit margins are bro!), which has sucked all the oxygen out of the room from allocating capital towards more important things that people need/want in the real physical world for a better quality of life. To illustrate, I can't think of a single major invention that has become a household staple (and whose primary function is to be something OTHER THAN computing hardware/software) since the microwave back in the 1970s.
Sad that I sold all my shares last month. But most went to MSFT and AMZN, so it ain't so bad.
what top players does MSFT have?
I sell covered calls. Made $185K since Jan 2025. Mostly SPY and MSTR very short term. I have NEVER bought a single Call or Put. That seems like gambling to me. When I sell a call I get paid immediately. And I never set a strike price below my cost basis so I cannot lose a dime unless I sell the shares for less than I paid for them. Which I have yet to do, so I have yet to have a single losing trade. I don’t get care if shares get assigned or if I miss a bunch of upside. Probably made around $20K off MSFT when it bounced between 350-390 , missed out on over $50K upside as I made sure shares got assigned before earnings. Didn’t want to risk getting stuck holding 500 shares if earnings call had been bad. Oh well. I keep it boring and try to make small wins ($300-$600) each day I’m trading and not swing for the fences or hold shares during volatile times. I did not trade for a month after the Iran war started. Didn’t hold shares going into Fed meeting. Didn’t hold shares before this weeks Inflation reports.
I hope MSFT gets added to sp500
I love the MSFT pump on the news. "Someone want buy me too pwease?"
lol I’m still pretty salty I didn’t dump all my Googl positions when it ran back to 384 but closed out MSFT mid way through the big run.
yeah, it's almost at it's all time high, how would it pump 10-20% like MSFT etc.
Which moves software, which moves MSFT, which moves SPY, which moves the entire market What the fuck lmao
no shot they let those MSFT $500C print right? SPX 7795P unless NVDA go up
lol god damn MSFT popping off
MSFT with the random .70% candle. holy hell
Thank you for the analysis. I have been long MSFT since between $90-108 in 2019 and never sold a share. Recently doubled down at $400. IMO, the one Mag 7 stock that you should own.
Apple and MSFT could bust out of this coil pattern
For all the whining on here about MSFT and GOOGL, I invite you to endure the frustration that is AMZN.
"I think a lot of you guys are overbought in AI and tech and need to diversify your portfolios." THIS! Jesus Christ this! I've gotten in so many arguments because young investors do not know what the word 'diversification' means. They think it means having a lot of stocks in their portfolio, but most of them are still tech or tech adjacent. People who have half their portfolio in like NVDA, MU, MSFT, META, and GOOG and then act shocked when it pulls back 10% in a week. Meanwhile I have a mix of US growth, US dividend paying, and International stocks and ETFs and my portfolio is much less volatile. Everyone says 'well you should just invest in S&P it is doing better!' and it's like...yes, but every time it drops everyone who is weighted into AI has a panic attack. I would gladly reduce total gains to reduce volatility. I have another 25 years of investing before retirement, I got time.
By my calculations, MSFT can reach 550 by EOY
They don't _give_ the datacentre to MSFT, IREN atill own it. They lease them the GPU compute for a 5 year period.
Due to be delivered. MSFT then pay them the outstanding balance over 5 years for each tranch from its delivery date.
Ah the beautiful MSFT rug pull
fucking pos MSFT run is done
MSFT is, 130+ billion in net profits and if it wasn’t for AI this number would be closer to 200…
MSFT going red lol
Reddit kept saying buy Google at fucking ATHs Im good gang id rather buy $MSFT on the dip
Neoclouds up on $IREN news of delivery to $MSFT..Fuck michael Beary
GOOG dumping like MSFT on a green day is typical
WTF MSFT, 1% down in 1 second 😭😭😭
It's already ran up a bit from the bottom so I have kind of missed the move. Think there may be upside though based on recent earnings and movement of MSFT and NBIS though
I’ve $100k in MU calls after having $100k in MSFT calls. AMA
MSFT going up oh no no no
Can MSFT go back to it's regular programming of dropping $10/ day Thank you for attention to this matter
I sold my MSFT yesterday I've been holding for a year and a half. Used it all to buy SPCX good choice
Why is MSFT shreking?
True in the short run for quality companies with intact theses. Dangerously wrong for companies in structural decline. The survivorship bias is the real trap here — "I didn't sell and it recovered" works great for SPY, AAPL, MSFT. It worked terribly for Bed Bath & Beyond, SVB, or anyone who held Kodak through 2010. The losers don't make it into the highlight reel. The actual rule is: **can't lose if you don't sell AND the thesis hasn't changed.** The whole job is distinguishing between: - Temporary market dislocation (macro fear, sector rotation, headline risk) → don't sell - Permanent impairment of the business (competition eating the moat, management failure, leverage spiral) → reconsider The psychological problem is that those two things feel identical when you're in the middle of a drawdown. The companies that end up worthless always looked like "temporary" dips to holders on the way down. How I manage this: I keep a live ticker wall running ambient via MarketCast so I stay oriented to macro movement vs. my individual names without obsessively checking. Makes it easier to separate "market is down" from "my thesis is broken."
delist MSFT yes yes
The OpenAI stake argument is interesting but I'd frame it differently — MSFT's real AI moat is that it's the only way institutional money gets AI exposure without owning a pure-play that's burning cash toward profitability. Azure OpenAI revenue is already in the quarterly numbers. Copilot seat count is a real metric. The stake is a kicker, not the thesis. That said, the market keeps punishing MSFT on any hint of capex expansion because everyone's paranoid about margin compression at this stage of the AI cycle. Watching the MSFT/NVDA spread on the tape is actually useful — Azure growth quarters are when you see that gap close fast. I keep a live ticker wall running via MarketCast just so I catch those rotation signals without having to stare at a brokerage all day.
if the AI boom keeps compounding, MSFT doesn't exactly look like it's standing on the sidelines
MSFT Quantum is definitely a meme tho. Majorana 2 what a wiff.
Market setup update: sold my remaining NVDA calls for a small win before close, not trying to hold through the overnight with FOMC minutes dropping tomorrow. Going long MSFT and SPY calls into the open. Tech looked ready to bounce and the CPI print didn't explode anything. Also finally got MarketCast set up on my Fire TV — live ticker running all day in the background while I work. Stopped the constant phone refreshing habit. Probably lost 2 IQ points doing that every 5 minutes anyway.
I suspect a red day but MSFT is also red so doesn't check out 🤔
MSFT dipping towards $350 twice in the last six months has made me a pretty big believer.
MSFT what did do you this time?
MSFT red rest of market green (barely). World is healing folks
MSFT sliding back to 470 was like the most obvious shit ever don’t even cry about it
Then it's not just the value of their stake that goes down. 70% of MSFT AI revenue comes from Open AI. Poof.
Guess selling 60% of my MSFT at 495 before closing wasn´t retarded
Did the viagra run out on MSFT?
Oh MSFT, you can come back can’t ya….
I have a cost basis of about $1 on NFLX, $12 on NVDA, $50 on MSFT, $8 on Apple. $9.50 on Amazon. $3.75 on RKLB. That’s why. The name of the game is outperforming the index. Sometimes that requires buying a good company and holding forever, until you believe it’s over or have better uses for the money.
I predict MSFT will be able to charge a lot more for copilot going forward. Easiest bet in the world really.
MSFT red again afterhours…
MSFT shareholders can only dream
And any kind of news, especially anything negative on the OpenAI front, should it happen, will cause MSFT to come tumbling down, as with MSFT market perception is everything regardless of fundamentals. And that is the reality, it is not that most of the doubters are bears, many have just ridden this wave up and down and flat and up and down and flat again for quite some time. Been relentless. Even at current values, the stock's still down for the year, so its not like there was this huge windfall, and for long term holders, it just put the stock back on a slow trajectory somewhat in line with all its main peers who are all up solid double digits for the year.
MSFT needs to lock the fuck in
MSFT fundamentals have always been fine, but look at the last couple years, man, this shit is allergic to staying up
$MSFT Tough decision but I'd lock in those gains tomorrow since it just lost the 9 SMA on the daily chart which is currently at $492.75 and we just had our first close below that today...so I'd sell at least your cost basis tomorrow morning and ride freebies or you could potentially sell all contracts. Fundamentals look solid as well but that's an awfully nice profit to be able to take! https://preview.redd.it/ywmagwe7i0jh1.png?width=1665&format=png&auto=webp&s=095a73f3dc39a4a2c5c9df804cd52255e3e0767f
That's such great news! I remember hitting 100K. In the early 90's I took $9K out of the $10K I had in my 401K and bought MSFT. It dropped for several days and I started kicking myself. I didn't sell and as you probably know, the 90's were a good time for MSFT. Later in the decade I hit $100K and I couldn't believe it. It was more money than I thought I'd ever have. It was in a 401K so I knew I couldn't touch it for decades but still. I felt so rich. After that, $200K, $300K etc. didn't seem so special. I didn't get a moment like that again until sometime in the 2000s when I started seeing I was making more in asset appreciation than my salary. I started seeing work as potentially optional. It was nice. Congratulations again!
I’m positive on MSFT but super negative on OpenAI’s outlook
People being so bearish on this stock this year was laughable. I have been buying since 2018 and I sold a huge amount of VITAX jn my Roth IRA to buy a massive stake of MSFT when it dipped hard this year. That was easy and I don't even care about the share price as I am happy to collect the dividends and intend to hold for many years to come. The setup this year reminded me a lot of the massive amount of pessimism surrounding Alphabet over the past year or two.
then it was just an irrelevant rounding error for MSFT financial performnace and value
With the brain drain they've had, they are approaching MSFT level
GOOG is the weirdest stock in the market right now. feels like MSFT did a month ago
Meta’s? Yeah no good either. Here’s the thing, let me know what META’s plans are to monetize AI and generate returns. Selling compute isn’t going to backfill the capex spend, and the market isn’t going to buy that if NBIS and others keep growing. I don’t know if we will have an AI winner or if it’s a bubble, but at this point MSFT Googl and AMZN are the only mag I trust to print money and continue growing rev with their product lines. What is meta’s value prop? I genuinely don’t know and zuck fumbled the fuck out of that question. I’d be happy to be wrong too.
Was Steve Ballmer that bad of a MSFT CEO? He completely ignored the smartphone revolution and sent the prices back to the stone ages during his tenure.
So back to our regularly scheduled program of MSFT sucking dick every day?
#A couple months ago analysts were racing with each other to downgrade MSFT when it was trading near $350. Now they are back to upgrading it after the stock already pumped like hell LMAO🤌
MSFT tearing me a new one
Lol I think you need therapy honestly. I don't care about your MSFT position at all. I have 2500 shares of NVDA, I'll be fine probably.