MSFT

GlokzDNB

No, i've built my own dashboard based on my broker's export that shows how many trades failed and how old are they. By failing I mean negative alpha against SP500 etf as a benchmark (I know beta also matters but lets not dive into it here) So my strategy has 78% win ratio, which means around 4 in 5 trades i did in the last 5 years beat the sp500 as of today. I dont have daily data to measure how it changed over time unfortunately. And what I mean is that I buy a stock, and its a lose for first 3 months and then its a winner for 6 then today its either a winner or loser. I think this should be a huge philosophical question we all should have - should our trades quantify by the today's time horizon or it's still too early? Example could be crypto, I started averaging down while it was hot, now its -50% from it's highs and the alpha is even worse with sp500 rallying. Was crypto a bad trade? Yes, if it never recovers. No, if the bounce back will generate alpha over sp500 in the next 2/3/5/10 years horizon. Am I selling and saving as much as -60/-70% alpha on my trades? No, because I do not believe crypto already peaked and it will never return and get new ATH. So that's the first thing to settle, what does it mean for strategy to be effective, before we even dive into what the strategy is. With 78% winratio im sure my 'losing' trades can become winning in longer horizon and some trades can become winners in the long run (e.g. microsoft which i bought for 250$ and it has negative alpha even though they grow as crazy for 18 quarters in a row !!) Now the strategy itself: I seek for discounted high quality business that has good debt to equity, diversified revenue source, is a very known company, has moat, has big market share/is a leader in their category AND a real risk that makes it discounted or trading under 5/10/all time average P/E Then the hard job is to decide whether the risk is real and what would need to happen for the company to go back to their avg multiple. That's all. But the companies I seek for need to be within big trends / be discussed on reddit youtube or cnbc Examples of my winning trades: ASML - has long term moat, I bought dip on chinese export control. Even though it felt risky and expensive, my best trades are now at 300% return in less than 2 years. That was good trade for two reasons - I made a lot of money on it recovering its multiple but now I'll make even more on compounding as this company will grow anywhere from 10-15% over the next decade EVERY year. And that every is key here. Do the math. I already trimmed some because it got too much % in my portfolio, but thats the only reason and it was probably a mistake in this case but that what my risk control strategy forced me to do and probably some day it will save my ass even though i will cut N winners on the way GOOG - again, big moat and diversified revenue sources - I bought the antimonopoly case risk. Here's the power of individual investor, even though everyone knew the whole thing is BS, fund managers and pension funds couldnt buy that risk. Their policy wont let them buy risk of this level even if its so easy to debunk. That was long time before gemini proven to be a real frontier model, but I've watched closely what google does and who works for them. I would say easiest money I made but I made easier in the next chapter PANW - saaspocalypse was such a great opportunity and it is my best alpha net gain so far. I had better returns but only with 1-2% of portfolio, this was >5% bet that landed 150% in just 3 months. I looked at the whole thing and there were few opportunities - atlassian/now/crm/adbe. But I couldn't tell whether the risk of AI reducing white collar jobs is real or not. I know these companies wont be replaced by vibecoded apps, but I couldnt say if the amount of seats they sell wont go down and they were all very expensive/burning money to drive the revenue. Adobe was cheapest but the risk there is biggest, its the first company that comes to my mind what is next kodak. So the only sector within saas that didnt had this risk was cybersecurity. In 2020's covid era, there was one interesting phenomenon - all investments been cut, except cybersec. This lead me to what is currently said aloud in CNBC - there will not be a single CTO or CEO saying, oh lets cut on our cybersec spending, even if AI is another layer of defense. Nobody will risk cybersec attack with cost saving. Its the last thing where you look for savings, a single mistake could turn a great business into a dead/struggling company for years. It was easiest to call BS on all these anthropic bulls. I was just buying dips and kept buying and caught the bottom of the bottom and the dips of dips of dips. MSFT - been buying it for a long time, but as I mentioned, i started buying it when chatgpt came out for 250$, then sold some for 520 before it went down to 350$. So the part where my strategy played out greatly is buying the openai proxy discount. MSFT was punished for anthropic and google catching up. But what people do not realize, openai, anthropic and google deep mind are AI factories. The model is just a product and honestly, the pace of releasing new products is crazy. Its not like a smartphone once a year, its literally once every 2-3 months. We get 4 new iphone models per year to compete with each other. Now - would apple be dead if Samsung produced 1 or 2 flagship models that are better than iphones? That's a real risk if the trend continues, but question is - are both growing? What it both apple and samsung both sold more and more devices ? Is that a risk for microsoft ? They invested 10B into something thats now worth 50 in just few years. Is anthropic getting more market share in 10 years? Maybe, maybe not. To me important fact was that MSFT is only partially exposed to that but the punishment was not proportional to their whole business. But I also discredit the risk of openai being a bad investment. IMO if private funds run out, gov will pour money because AI = cybersec = military = global dominance and cold war 2.0. People compare AI buildout to dot com bubble or railroads buildout. To me its a cold war arm's race, people just didn't realize in 1960 that this race will last for so long or how it will end. Its the same here, the ai race will last decades and people today dont even realize the stake. This is not a private investment into a technology (smartphones), this is a national security / world order of 21st century being determined through tech race. Now funded both by public and private money (China subsidizes as it can, while US still keeps it private). Just look what happened to Intel in the last year since its become a national security issue. AI pact starts with sentence *"The United States is in a race to achieve global dominance in artificial intelligence".* People do not see AI as a weapon/military technology but it's literally that. It wouldn't' be 50 years ago, but in 2026 everything is now virtual including all their money and big chunk of world's economy. 50 years ago factories could be only destroyed with missiles. Now they can be destroyed with cyber attack. And I have more and more of these just not enough time to explain. All these companies are very high quality, have moats, most have diversified revenue streams, have been trading at discounted p/e multiples, i've analyzed risks not companies, nobody ever questioned if they were good companies - markets just discounted the future which I found to be a one big BS.

AspiringHippie123

3.3k invested in MSFT and NVDA is probably the exact opposite of low to medium risk. Pop 90% of your portfolio into VOO. As you keep investing money, keep that ratio. MSFT is a good long term investment, I would also suggest GOOG as it’s less propped up by AI. NVDA is risky, eventually competitors will eat up more and more of its market.

WorldlyWar2143

So, MSFT nearly doubled, ORCL tripled, and NFLX doubled, but because you don't know how to press a sell button, the stocks are shit?? Did you expect a straight line up for the next decade? Like, do you not understand that stocks in the market move at different paces, and what are stocks that have moved up to 200% in the span of a year or two are being called laggards because they are in a cooldown period? Do you not understand that money rotates? MSFT may well be 1000+ in the next few years, NFLX may be back to 1000$ again and yet again split, ORCL can blow up too. zOoM oUt how about you zoom out from your zoom out 5 years ago MSFT was 294$ 5 years ago NFLX was 51$ or its pre split equivalent was 5 years ago ORCL was at 89$ thats, 68% gain, 52% gain, and 68% gain. these stocks are doing poorly?

WorldlyWar2143

MSFT ran from 350 to 500 this year alone if you managed to lose money on that, you're genuinely fucking retarded

bearishbull67

I made a site that tracks stock calls. Added your $MSFT call on there: https://bearsandbullsgo.com/leaderboard?tab=open

CategoryWeekly7214

I just got it from a MSFT play.

verified-trader

**BanBet Lost** — /u/polychris (0W - 1L, 0%) | Ticker | Entry → Target | Move | Time | Result | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **MSFT** ▲ | $500.03 → $520.03 | +4.0% | 1w | Lost |

vandalizethethief

Yeah, invest in what you know. I get it, it’s a core tenant of Buffett & Peter Lynch even for individual investors but if you’re still holding SBUX I would ask, why? I did the same thing minus the kids. AAPL (pre-iPhone), RDDT IPO, Micron (sold WAY too soon this cycle) but no regrets same with AMD. Microsoft took 17 years to make a new high after the dot com bubble. So if you held MSFT all that time that’s an awful investment. Opportunity cost and all that.

confusedandsmellyman

Sooo back to MSFT trending to delisting?

Informal-Lime6396

There's no guarantee your list will outperform for the next 3 decades. If it were me, while remaining at a low tax bracket, sell just enough that keep myself under a specific bracket. If selling will trigger taxes on your parents, help pay it. The first to go are the non-tech smaller names like MA, ROBO, EW, XPO, shifting them into some ETF like VOO or VGT. I prefer to let AAPL, GOOGL, MSFT run and monitor once evey few months.

TulioGonzaga

Except for videos (YouTube), Maps, autonomous driving and Search. Microsoft wins on the productivity suite. I also own MSFT but GOOG is more diversified.

Specific-Path3179

pokemon cards and mtg cards have more stable price actions than MSFT, META, and semis

misslemonadeee

true regardnis holding on to my 510c 8/21 MSFT .... stupid, should had sold last week

AdMysterious8464

Neoclouds will be left holding the bag, and the retail frenzy around them makes me only more secure in it. ​They have several structural disadvantages versus the hyperscalers, such as a higher cost of capital, an inability to host ASICs, and a lack of legacy services into which they can implement their compute. ​They all sell exactly the same service with no USP. ​Why are hyperscalers content to rent their compute out for a couple of months or years, instead of buying the companies wholesale? MSFT is more than happy to let NBIS hold the toxic leverage on its own balance sheet. When the supply of compute eventually catches up to demand, these neoclouds will be dropped like hot potatoes

Synaps4

Youre doing well by investing at all, but youre doing the wrong thing being invested in specific companies. If you want to buy specific companies the **minimum** effort you must make is to read their last 3 years of SEC financial statements, listen to their last year of investor conference calls, and write a half page on why you think they will do better than their top 3 competitors. Thats more than most people have time, energy, or training to do. So sell the MSFT and buy the VT index or VTI index so you can invest with some confidence instead of shooting in the dark. For the money you need for your trip (and anything you need in under a year) put it in a money market fund such as SWVXX, SPRXX, or VMRXX, depending on your broker and whats available. In the long term, start transitioning to a bogle-style 3 fund portfolio to allow you to invest safely in the long term while still being busy with your own life and not having to do much research. https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Three-fund_portfolio although you might do less of the bonds because youre young and unlikely to need the protection of bonds until much later in life. I didnt add any bonds until my 40s.

MaximumBother7157

20M – Looking for Investment Advice Hey everyone! I’m 20 years old and currently live with my parents in Upstate NY. We don’t come from a lot financially, so I sometimes help parents with expenses if needed . For the most part, though, I’m able to save and invest what I make. Right now I have about $10,000 invested and another $2,000 in the bank. My portfolio is currently split roughly evenly between VOO, NVDA, and MSFT. I make around $3,000/month at my job while also taking college classes online. I can currently save/invest around $1,800/month. I have about two years of college left, I don’t pay because of financial aid and I have good grades so scholarship. I plan to live with my parents until I graduate. After that, I’ll move out and start paying more of my own expenses. Time horizon: I don’t need the investment money anytime soon. However, I’m planning on taking a solo trip or two next year, which could cost around $5,000 total. I really want to travel while I’m young, so I’m trying to balance investing with actually enjoying life. Risk tolerance: I’d say low to medium. I don’t want to take on a ton of unnecessary risk. I also have no major debt or car loans. I have an older car that I bought for about $3,000 two years ago and it’s still running fine. Given my situation, what would you guys prioritize? Should I keep building up my cash savings before investing more, or continue investing aggressively while I have relatively low expenses? And how would you structure the portfolio? Any advice is appreciated.

Moltar21

I was short SpaceX at 210 and long MSFT the same time because I thought no fucking way SPCX market cap passes MSFT. +60k I closed at SPCX at 120, then shorted again Friday at close. Ready to lose it all!

Prestigious_Rod6969

In todays stock news worst bank in america raises MSFT stock price... Yep it's going down tomorrow

Acceptable-Leek1546

NVDA, AMZN, DAVE, META, JNJ, INTR, TRX are some of my holdings. Sold all my MSFT after the run up.

fierceredrabbit

Could say the same for MSFT too

Dangerous_Elk_2732

MSFT was already beaten down hard tho

bearishbull67

I made a site that tracks stock calls. Added your $MSFT call on there: https://bearsandbullsgo.com/leaderboard?tab=open

Taraih

You can say almost the same about MSFT. The only reason they didnt invest was the friendship between Warren and Gates.

Tilting_Gambit

> 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. I'm not sure how many times I need to explain why infinite growth isn't an issue: - Capitalism does not need "infinite growth" to function - We are in no way close to maximising Earth's resources into the perfect/most efficient structure, so the theoretical ceiling remains just a theoretical end point. We can continue to grow indefinitely in timeframes that make sense to humans. - Why are you presuming that NVDA or GOOG's market cap can't continue to grow? The East India company was striving for infinite growth in 1852. What, specifically, means that GOOG can't be worth a fair value of 20 trillion in 2100? > 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? Because they can grow their market cap by reinvesting in R&D, potentially giving you better returns than you would receive through dividends. If you want dividends, don't invest in these companies. > 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? If you buy a small business that makes widgets, you, as the owner, might defer a large salary to use the funds to expand the business. You might do this because you're convinced the business will be worth more in a few years if you keep investing money into it, instead of pulling money out through salary or profit taking. This is totally standard stuff. I have no idea why you're puzzled about this. > 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. You keep saying things like this. I want you to provide specifics. Because at this point you're (annoyingly) repeatedly stating "X thing is worse!" "Hyper capitalism stinks!" And I go through and explain why things are better, capitalism is good, and you just hit reply and do another rant about why it's bad. And you go into some random thing about dividends which is completely tangential to what we're talking about. Specifically, what is worse? Why is capitalism worse than whatever alternative it would be replaced with? Because I see absolutely zero evidence, and a significant amount of evidence to the contrary, that products and services are worse not than e.g. 40 years ago. > 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 Citation needed. How have corporations prevented issues being solved? > affordable housing for all, affordable healthcare for all, and a better social safety net for all, and clean energy. Healthcare is better than ever, clean energy is obviously increasingly better, social safety is a purely political issue. Housing is an issue, but in no way have you demonstrated it would be better outside of a majority capitalist society, nor have you successfully argued that corporations are the reason it's expensive. I think you have valid concerns about society, and are incorrectly assuming that they would be fixed outside of capitalism. I think you have identified pretty big problems, but have incorrectly directed the blame at corporations. At this point I'm happy that we have differences of opinions, and we're probably not going to see eye to eye on any of this stuff. So thanks for the convo, have a good one.

PaperHandsTheDip

It's for sure gonna do a MSFT. MSFL jumped almost 60% in a month. Googles gonna do the same - perhaps not as extreme tho. I'm literally allocating my entire "free capital" into GGLL. If I have a play - rotate in and out. With all profits (or losses) - punt it straight back into GGLL with no waiting. One day I'm gonna wake up and googles gonna pump 8-10% for some stupid reason

DonJonIrenicus

People were sating that about MSFT a couple of years ago too. I guess both could be true.

poomsss0

Chris Hohn sold MSFT at bottom and bought Goog at the top. I wouldn't call him super investor LOL

PaperHandsTheDip

But they... are. If MSFT, AMZN and anthropic are all reaching profitability on their ai capex that must mean external money is coming into the system in some form or another. Really is that simple. It's the most innovative technology humans have ever made and once someone realizes how to integrate it into their workflow they don't go back. It's making it's way into everything... I'd rather own some of it than sit it out. But you do you. Goodluck out there!

Ok_Entrepreneur_dbl

I bought into GOOG a while ago. I have been a Mag 7 investor but got way from those to dive into Semi. Lightened Semi and now added MSFT, AMZN to my portfolio about two weeks ago. Feels like the right setup!

Academic_End_3828

the thing is, it's big and already very profitable companies that are investing into AI and deffo have the funds to invest into AI, and we are seeing a return from it! look at MSFT

blueberrywalrus

You need to sell either MSFT or MU to spell SAMOSAS correctly.

CuckedbyPowell

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Hamezz5u

MSFT is the winner here, on part to reach its FMV of $583. I’m exiting META.

ShootsnLadders

Given almost everyone’s advice here is still and buy an index, please keep taxes in mind if you go that route. Personally I would hold AAPL, GE, GEV, INTC, MSFT, SPY and sell the rest. Keep adding to SPY, maybe get 100 shares and sell covered calls, etc.

thatdude845

Was thinking of rotating from MSFT to goog. This is tempting me further…

polychris

MSFT went up to 513.73 (2.7%) and then reversed. I’ll be on mute next week.

verified-trader

| Ticker | Target | Entry | Current | Move | Expires | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **MSFT** ▲ | $520.03 (above) | $500.03 | $495.07 | +4.0% | Aug 17, 5:37 AM |

onerandomcomputerguy

I think so. NVDA + MSFT rated them as an Exemplar Cloud and they have major deals going on. I have a decent size position

Spirited-Efficiency6

Not bad diversity for fun and learning. My SPY and QQQ helped me retire early, along with my employer’s stock, DUK. AAPL and MSFT are like staples now - invest, don’t trade.

bsplondon

99% of the time I only ever Sell options, my mantra is "Be the casino, not the gambler" I do occasionally buy, but only with extraordinary conviction and only ever leaps with minimum 600+ DTE, example I was buying Leaps on MSFT when it was in the dumpster at 350-360 mark, literally a no brainer and will pay off nicely in a couple of years.

bearishbull67

I made a site that tracks stock calls. Added your $MSFT call on there: https://bearsandbullsgo.com/leaderboard?tab=open

EngineeringBright82

If you are interested in fundamentals, I just built this site free - no login - no tracking - and is meant to be a quick way to access the past X years of financial statement data. [http://open10k.com/](http://open10k.com/) \- you can just type in [http://open10k.com/MSFT](http://open10k.com/MSFT) or [http://open10k.com/NVDA](http://open10k.com/NVDA) \- over 8000 tickers work. 

FartPolluter

MSFT spends more than it earns... but has positive fcf. Thats how advance modern accountancy has gotten

Prestigious_Rod6969

MSFT spends more than it earns... wonder how long they can keep that up

Tim_Apple_938

Can someone explain why anyone will pay 100x to use Claude when there’s like 50 nearly identical models available for dirt cheap on American hyperscalers like MSFT AMZN GOOG And switching takes just a click of a button

pab_guy

Counterpoint: MSFT Q4

Prestigious_Rod6969

Ok buy calls Monday on MSFT like $550 strike, sure to hit

Whoz_Yerdaddi

That's tricky because my MSFT Amazon are fairly well Diversified. Oracle on the other hand...

JudgmentCharming355

Pls Answer>> Should I sell calls MSFT exp in DEC, already 170% gains?

JudgmentCharming355

Pls Answer>> Should I sell calls MSFT exp in DEC, already 170% gains?

JudgmentCharming355

Sell calls MSFT exp in DEC 170% gains?

DeepValueSharkk

You can just buy put options once they are available a day after IPO. If you have a view that Anthropic/OpenAI will not be able to IPO anywhere close to current valuation then buy put options on MSFT/Amazon as that will make their cloud business and recent investments look silly. The problem with all this is that you don't know when your thesis happens and as you will see from put options pricing the market charges big premium even on MSFT long term puts right now because there is a lot of uncertainty and you are not the only one with that view.

Prestigious_Rod6969

MSFT lol lol double down and double the pain

vermilli21

Cool, I’m getting fucked for free by MSFT

Cosmorto

MSFT calls got eviscerated after lunch hour

pussinbuuts

Low quality stocks like GOOG MSFT META selling off while high quality stocks like NBIS pumping

Bob_the_peasant

MSFT is fine, it was always gonna have resistance around 500 again Dunno what google’s problem is

vermilli21

Unreal how garbage MSFT and GOOGL are

UnObtainium17

ngl I sold AMZN just because of how the stock is. I got tired of it. It was either hold MSFT or AMZN but not both, I cannot afford nor have the patience to hold two of the Lag7. Only for one and I picked MSFT over bezosmart.

LateGameMachines

Thanks. Overall just caught in the semis crash with a heavy beta portfolio at ATH. I had MSFT 315C and AAPL calls go +$50K but I didn’t take profit so that went negative. I can only hope holding out works from here.

Consistent-Kale-8776

same story with MSFT and GOOGL for me haha got FOMO'ed back in after consolidation but maybe this time we will learn? and not back to where it was 😭 hope you make a bag too my fellow brethren

vermilli21

Oh shit, accidentally bought MSFT

willbbooks

MSFT has global email outage right now, but stock is up. LOL

bachmchvzw

Honestly... eat shit MSFT.

AdditionalSong1122

Can MMs please dump MSFT

AdditionalSong1122

MSFT is the perfect SPY hedge lmao why wont this shit die

Burtonwurton

Apparently MSFT was always the play cause rest of mag7 is complete garbage.

ismebbb

Every stock is red = MSFT green LMAO

No_Current3675

bruh my shit is green today. i got 200K MSFT as my biggest individual holding and just took some sanddick profits at 1650.

Fhyzikz

MSFT clearly doesn't want 500. Put these foolish ambitions to rest

SomePolack

Way less room than MSFT tho

Prestigious_Rod6969

when MSFT hits $500, i'm gonna sell so many shares short, my broker is gonna margin call me for days

Prestigious_Rod6969

MSFT only go down...per history should drop 40%

Far-Requirement9180

MSFT Will take a few months sitting at 500 again to just pump +40% in two days like it did last weeks eh? lol

Prestigious_Rod6969

Hats off to whoever sold MSFT at 227...

pooterssssssssss

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%?

Far-Requirement9180

MSFT limping as usual fucking prick lmaaoooo

vermilli21

MSFT is allergic to 500 for some reason

GooglySoft

The ultimate MSFT rug pull

WrongTechnician

Who bought the MSFT dip?

FartPolluter

markets can remain irrational as long as MSFT can remain solvent

Fhyzikz

Come on, MSFT, one more push up for daddy so he can buy more puts for The Great Flush to 200sma

english_fool

Sure but look at the rest of the MAGS, why pick on Apple when there’s MSFT?

TheRealDipsos

!banbet MSFT +5% 4d

Used_Salamander_3532

!banbet MSFT -10% 7d

brute-forced

!banbet MSFT -5% 4d

verified-trader

**BanBet Created** ▼ | **Record:** 0W - 2L | Ticker | Target | Entry | Move | Expires | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **MSFT** | $471.97 (below) | $496.81 | -5.0% | Aug 19, 10:51 AM |

brute-forced

!banbet MSFT -5% 5d

brute-forced

!banbet MSFT -5% 6d

Midnightruined

MSFT going crazy trust

Used_Salamander_3532

!banbet MSFT -10% 7d

brute-forced

!banbet MSFT -5% 7d

Fit_Feedback5981

MSFT red in premarket? Memory might reach an ATH today

Time-Credit9150

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.

Easy7777

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

BoomerSharkBoy

MSFT turns out to be a winner

Easy7777

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

FewUnderstanding2214

That’s like comparing apples with oranges, MSFT is so different from the companies in NSLR

vsmand1

Can MSFT reach ATH by EOY?

ThankanChetandeAunty

MSFT