MSFT

terminalguy007

The thing that usually separates value investors from value traps is being willing to do the math when others are scared. MSFT at a PE of 22 with that kind of growth trajectory isn't just a bargain—it's exactly the kind of compounding engine you should be averaging into when the crowd is nervous about near-term macro. What I'd consider, though, is the quality of that cash generation. MSFT's free cash flow margins and balance sheet strength mean you're not just buying a cheap stock, you're buying a business that can weather cycles and keep investing in its competitive moat. That's the difference between catching a falling knife and catching a real opportunity. With $10k and a multi-year horizon, I'd probably build the position gradually rather than go all-in. Market weakness has a way of creating even better entry points, but that doesn't mean you should wait on the sidelines if the fundamentals are sound. DCA into MSFT looks like a solid long-term play from here.

Goodoldhold

MSFT will hit 405 today lol

Klutzy-Humor-7882

MSFT

RJNavarrete

Upcoming earnings (updated): * **Tesla (TSLA):** Wednesday, July 22, 2026 * **SK Hynix (000660.KS / SKHY):** Wednesday, July 22, 2026 * **Alphabet (GOOGL):** Thursday, July 23, 2026 * **Microsoft (MSFT):** Wednesday, July 29, 2026 * **Meta (META):** Wednesday, July 29, 2026 * **Apple (AAPL):** Thursday, July 30, 2026 * **Samsung (005930.KS):** Thursday, July 30, 2026 * **Amazon (AMZN):** Thursday, July 30, 2026 Holding MU and DRAM all the way through this window. Assuming capex guidance continues to grow, memory / chips should see another run up.

MexicanRadio

No. No no no. MSFT one of the only stocks in my entire portfolio that's done basically nothing over the last 8 years.

AncientAd3846

Because HOOD will give him too much winnings. MSFT will ensure he doesnt OD buy shaving some of thr gains

DelvxeRed

Get real? Why MSFT?

Jay3377

Going balls deep in HOOD and MSFT weekly calls

CemreT

There is only one right now, MSFT.

OrangMiskin

How are my MSFT and NFLX calls ? Lmao

InitialPsychology731

how we feeling about MSFT this week, another doozy coming up?

Pleasant_Knee6256

Short memory, semis, long MSFT, USO

steady_compounder

I would be careful with the word steal. It can be a much better price than before without being a no-brainer all-in moment, especially if this is your first real chunk of capital. If you already wanted long-term MSFT exposure, fine, but I would frame the decision around position sizing and time horizon more than trying to nail the perfect entry.

No_Contribution7108

For long term MSFT is great but dont invest at once do 1000 usd DCA

iXProject

MSFT is good but there are better investments. I think ORCL, NOW, CRWV are much stronger at current prices and if they dip even more

spicykimchi_inmybutt

GOOG and AMZN already raised additional capital for further capex. I'm wondering if MSFT and META are going to announce one before earnings too

natebro142

I could’ve put my money in MU at $350 but decided MSFT at 375 Generational retard

MoridanArtorias

Copilot says the best stock to buy right now is MSFT. Calls it is I guess. 

smcvay2024

Buying more GOOG and MSFT.

MahBoy

Do you think the value of MSFT will be higher than it is within a year? Five years? Eight? Ten? All depends on your time window and what you want to get from it. Microsoft is a long-term winner - their products are firmly entrenched in many sectors. If you’re looking to make a quick buck, maybe not this one. If you want to hold for a few years, probably a good time to get in and DCA if it keeps dipping.

BarbellPadawan

MSFT. But -10%

Ill_Sun358

Buying more $MSFT am I too early lmao?

Hypnot1se

Long term, investing in a compounding stable company like Microsoft is usually not a terrible idea. Short term, it's rare that the market is making a "mistake" by letting it become cheap. If I want to invest in Microsoft I ask myself this - as far as my ability to value a company and its stock goes, what do you think? Is it fair? If it is, then I would pull the trigger. You can't ever rely on something getter cheaper in the future unless you have very solid reasoning, especially in the longer term when it comes to compounders. Investing isn't really primarily about timing the market. Don't let perfect get in the way of good. Do you like the company? Do you like their position for the future? Have you looked into the competitors and why do you prefer MSFT? These are questions I'd be thinking about for myself. I hope this might help at all, and remember- you don't have to buy anything all at once! Tranches!

outhinking

$MSFT bulls you think oil at 80$ will still revive Microsoft ?

iMakeGOODinvestmemts

Can today be the day $MSFT decides to go back to 440.

banevaderplus6000

wait until MSFT NVO earnings that shit like 20% of my port dawg

wishythefishy

This sounds like you asked an LLM to put together a post that doesn’t sound too ignorant about investing. I hope that’s not the case, but no frame of reference for your age or experience so I can only make that judgment on the basis that you’re asking Reddit. Short answer is spread it out, but $10k for a high-nominal-price stock, that’s difficult. If you were to buy today like 25 shares, so you’re talking like maybe 5 shares/quarter, outlay of like $2500 per buy. Diminishing marginal returns on the DCA strategy versus if you were to stick it in a techy MF or ETF. Marginally higher expense ratio, but like that versus Hail Mary on MSFT because they’re a well-known blue chip. I personally think technical analysis - which for the uninitiated, is trading based on price movement trends and timing the market - is a waste of time. Apart from legit professional day traders with access to Bloomberg terminal, it leads to significantly (statically significant, not just the word to make a point) lower RISK-ADJUSTED returns. You will lose trying to time the market as a layperson. Prices are expectation-driven, rarely if ever are they value-driven by something intrinsic about the company. Efficient market hypothesis… look it up, but my point is, I am concerned that your investment’s success -in your head- is a function of Microsoft’s “core cloud business” vs. AI spending. Which of those is more speculative? I bet you mentally answered AI, but it’s both. Both are speculative because again: EXPECTATION-DRIVEN RETURNS. It’s not about whether MSFT is the best in class at SaaS shit like Azure or building out AI infrastructure, it’s whether people think that come their next earnings call, will they be better or worse than what ‘the market’ expected. So, OP, when you say “the market seems to be panicking” A) I hate the word “seems”; it means nothing. You’re eliciting a response on an argumentative agree/disagree basis when the sample pop of Reddit ≠ ‘the market’ and isn’t going to be good for making a decision as to whether to buy because the market is reacting to news. And B) are you trying to decide MSFT or something else, or MSFT, but deciding now $10k or later? C) Does the opportunity cost of investing in a comparable ETF exceed the FOMO from a potential MSFT price spike FOR YOU? You should DCA your $10k. Perhaps stick it in a HYS emergency fund. You don’t know if MSFT will butterfly affect your life and make your job redundant in 5 years with the shit they’re building out. That’s the best \*investment\* but I’m not sure what your net worth, risk tolerance, or spending habits look like. Different story for a 25yo vs 65yo.

UnfazedBrownie

Really hope you’re not full porting and considering $MSFT with this strategy. While the company mints money, it has some erratic swings. You can open a position and keep building or go with an etf like $VGT or $QQQ as it’ll be a top holding.

Friendo_Marx

I sold 15% of my MU and spent half the proceeds on MSFT.

InitialPsychology731

MSFT gonna moon SPY gonna melt

Ok_Rent5670

I've got a 420c MSFT call in my TFSA too! Sept 18 expiration. The only difference is its 1 call instead of 50. You (we) better hope MSFT doesn't gap down on earnings because its cap ex was 40 trillion dollars or else I am going to be moderately upset and you will be totally fucked lol.

ohog9og0790

MSFT and Oracle show that it’s not necessary for a company to be liked in order to be super successful. I would argue Oracle is an even worse case. I have never met anybody in the industry that doesn’t hate Oracle with a passion but somehow that company keeps selling and selling.

Facetank_

I think it's a good buy, but not an "all-in" bet unless you're willing to wait a few years. It's my belief that MSFT is going to come out well whenever the AI race ends. AI will stick around, but without the same levels of hype as the last few years, it'll be treated as just another tool in M365 for many companies to pay a premium for.

growerdan

Personally only thing I’m putting money into right now is SPMO. Thought about buying some MSFT but I just don’t see it having a better upside than SPMO and I feel like the ETF is a safer bet.

Highspiritz9

If you are happy to hold long term Tesla is an epic stock. Although it has barely moved from last 5 years. When it does move it will make up for all the lost years. But more than than it’s what’s brewing that makes it interesting today more than any statistics. Meta and MU are also very good long term. MU is cyclical but very undervalued despite the huge run. Msft is going to be a hit or miss because of what Ai and its bots can do to their services. I don’t own any MSFT for this reason alone. I hold all other 3 with over 40% weight in Tesla alone. All to themselves. Do you own research and run the numbers to see if you can justify getting into any stock.

Inevitable_Zebra_0

It's already happened. Xbox and Windows together are such a small part of the whole revenue structure (\~15%) that nobody considers MSFT as an OS company anymore. Well, investors don't. Regular folks may still associate it with Windows, since that's what they interact with daily, not with backend systems like Azure and servers and stuff.

ChunkMcDangles

Basically just that indices are generally more stable than individual stocks long-term, so while you might have "conviction" in a single stock, you should really have a better reason than "I've got a raging clue about this one." Now MSFT is a blue chip stock that is much more stable than a penny stock to be fair, but it's still inherently more risky than buying an index fund based on historical trends.

RJNavarrete

Upcoming earnings: * **Tesla (TSLA):** Wednesday, July 22, 2026 * **Alphabet (GOOGL):** Thursday, July 23, 2026 * **Microsoft (MSFT):** Wednesday, July 29, 2026 * **Meta (META):** Wednesday, July 29, 2026 * **Apple (AAPL):** Thursday, July 30, 2026 * **Amazon (AMZN):** Thursday, July 30, 2026 Holding MU all the way through.

RJNavarrete

* **Tesla (TSLA):** Wednesday, July 22, 2026 * **Alphabet (GOOGL):** Thursday, July 23, 2026 * **Microsoft (MSFT):** Wednesday, July 29, 2026 * **Meta (META):** Wednesday, July 29, 2026 * **Apple (AAPL):** Thursday, July 30, 2026 * **Amazon (AMZN):** Thursday, July 30, 2026

Ill_Sun358

$MSFT load the boat

Scouty519

Lump sum beating DCA roughly two thirds of the time is a stat about a diversified index, not a single stock. Different risk profile entirely once you're picking one name. On MSFT specifically: Q4 earnings land end of this month, and guidance already has capex north of $40B for the quarter on top of $190B planned for all of 2026. That capex debate is the whole ballgame right now, bulls say it's a moat nobody else can build, bears say depreciation eventually catches up once AI ARR growth (currently 123% YoY) inevitably decelerates. I wouldn't drop 10k into a single name the week before an earnings print that binary. Split it, or at least wait for the print.

paq12x

I dumped a million into UNH when it crashed a year ago. Everyone said that UNH was done because they didn't realize how strong a grip they have in healthcare. https://imgur.com/GNS6622 I closed my position too early with "only" 10% gain. That money is going into MSFT. We'll see how it turns out. I also have $400k in RDDT when it was in the 170s, and everyone ran away from it. I also had Meta when it was in the mid 300s. Also sold too early but for a nice profit. "Be greedy when everyone is fearful" always works for solid companies.

dustsmoke

Idk, know a lot of people who work for MSFT and none of them work from a Windows laptop.

Taraih

They will come back eventually once they realize they cant even get close to what the MSFT ecosystem provides. Munich tested this for over a decade i believe and reverted now cause it failed. Its EU cope (im from EU) they think themselves morally and skillwise superior but are a complete failure in many ways.

Thick-War820

Voo at this price is unreasonable. I would definitely pick MSFT over voo at this point for a short term (<1 year) hold.

bingoolong

Public sector isn’t a huge revenue driver for MSFT outside the US though. If private Business start looking for European offerings, then they’ll have a problem.

GregTrumbold

I sold MSFT at $32/share many years ago. This thread is triggering to me! 🤣

cbusoh66

It's obvious that Anthropic and OpenAI have pulled far ahead of everyone in the AI race. I don't see a scenario where someone else catches up including any of the big boys, but especially MSFT and META who have been responsible for most AI spending. GOOGL is still in the race, somehow, but they lost some of their top AI talent. AAPL sat out the whole CapEx thing. AMZN and GOOGL (and now META and several others) are developing their own chips, so the circlejerk financing that propped up this entire AI bubble cycle may soon come to an end especially as cheaper open AI models become more readily available. Implications of any pullback in spending, no matter how small, are just unfathomable at this point and no one is prepared for that possibility. All the CEOs will hold the line on this earnings cycle because they don't want to kill their stocks or appear to be giving up, but the writing is on the wall. It wouldn't hurt to hedge with some 6-9 months puts and dare I say NVDA and AMD are most vulnerable.

Tasty-Trds-55555

If you are 1. bullish, buy a long dated Call at a good delta typically .9. Less money to control 100 shares. And you can keep selling calls to offset the cost of buying that call. If the short call gets assigned, the long call will be exercised and the shares get called away. There is a catch here though - if MSFT shoots past the SHORT strike, your gains are capped. 2. Bearish, keep selling puts below the lower Bolinger band but given the current price you can't cover 100 shares. I wouldn't go buy a put because the company seems to be investing in building new technology. But we don't know what the ROIs are going to be. Research the sentiment in the market from other sources too. All depends on what thesis you form.

gohome01

If you think this is a steal for MSFT, consider just investing in S&P 500 instead

Wiscoman

AMD will jump way more than MSFT over next 1 year. 

Mother___Night

yes! great movie. shit was really contentious back in the day, which is why the sudden flare up (Apple essentially suing a MSFT proxy company) is so spicy. If those companies really want to go at it, the amount of antitrust and IP litigation would employ half the lawyers in the country.

These-Educator-1959

It may well be that MSFT is at a good for entry (I don’t own any currently). However, there are two issues with the analysis in my opinion. Stocks and money have no memory. There may be some resistance in breaking previous highs (that is buyer psychology not fundamentals) but there is no memory when it comes to falling from peak prices. A good saying is “the trend is your friend”. A couple of months ago silver was almost $120 ounce. That is what it was, now it’s about half of that. What is far more important than historical pricing is historical ratios. And at the current PE it does look like MSFT is attractive. But the problem is the $190B in projected AI spending. That says the ratios are going to get far worse. Net income for the last year was $121 billion and total gross profit was $217B That’s a big number but net income is the free cash generated and available on an annual basis. So they intend to spend more on AI in a year then this incredibly profitable company makes in a year. And that is simply one year of AI spending. It has to continue. If MSFT was simply buying a huge $100 billion company we would discuss how much in added earnings that investment would make this year. We would trade cash on hand for higher profits and the ratios would continue to improve (PE drop) But this is reoccurring spending and the return is simply unknown. They are spending (like others) hoping to keep up, not to generate more Profits currently. They can’t spend zero they have to spend. But that just means for the future they will have less cash and their PE and other ratios will likely get ugly. They are likely to do well in the future but today’s prices and ratios are not based on longer term projections. We are likely to see continued weakness in my opinion.

hellcat81

I'm long 1150 shares MSFT. Seems like an opportunity to add, and I have done so recently.

helpifell

If I were picking a single stock I’d prolly do NBIS right now over MSFT. Everyone likes the idea of what MSFT but people are paying for hyper growth which MSFT has shown no evidence of other than “this stock feels lower than it should be”

i30swimmer

I’d probably buy VGT over MSFT. You still get nearly 10% exposure to MSFT.

paq12x

I bought 1000 shares of MSFT when it went down to around 350!

bozoputer

apple is suing openAI, and MSFT own 24% of them. Im staying away, but worth a flyer

Coyote_Tex

It is likely to bounce back at some point but it could be 12 months or 3 years. The large CAPEX spend plans are consuming tons of money that are not providing lots of upside growth at this point. Stocks go up when revenue and margins are expanding. Compared to a couple of years ago those components are slowing in growth, not expanding or accelerating. So, if you are patient you could well be fine. Your view of the company is enthusiastic, which is fine but may be a bit better than reality. The market rewards companies, and it is not exactly going to miss or overlook a company like MSFT, in my opinion. I do agree MSFT is a better value today than it was a year ago. Just when it will improve remains an open question.

optimaleverage

MSFT is the known dog of the mag 7. NVDA is far more primed for positive movement imo.

golf_234

This, I’d put money elsewhere. Even VOO will probably significantly outperform MSFT over many years , company just isn’t working on the hype side which does matter

dustsmoke

I'm actually blown away that MS has lasted this long. Nobody in the industry wants to use MS products, they're just there for legacy reasons. And nobody new wants to get involved with their pig pen (no excuse for the filesystem and registry, it's like a meth head went to town in there) of an operating system. They don't have to be as bad as they are but the whole place screams VPs infighting competing for resources and bonuses. So you can put lipstick on a pig and pretend that the place gets along with each other. But they've been buying their way out of their managements incompetence for years gobbling up things people did want to use that wasn't a product of MSFT itself. I personally think MSFT is long in the tooth. It was an amazing ride but their new capex spend is the crushing blow to avoid them at all costs now. They were never that solvent in reality on their own feet and now they're launching into a thing where people still have no idea how to make profitable.

Inevitable_Zebra_0

Xbox and PC segments are a small parts of their business, that's not how MSFT makes money nowadays. They make most of their money from Azure and Office 365, which are continuing to grow at a healthy pace. I'm not worried about data center buildout at the moment, since hyperscalers can just sell this compute as part of their cloud offering, which is very lucrative and in demand. Even if openai/anthropic go bankrupt, there're tons of orgs in the world who use cloud, including the emerging need for hosting their own LLMs for internal usage. There's a reason Meta is planning to go into this business too.

Illustrious-Option-9

It's certainly a lot better than at $450, but I wouldn't call it a steal. However, aiming for a steal price might be exactly why many fail to open a position in the first place, and then watch the price grow from there and regret they did not buy it. Don't aim for perfection, aim for good enough. Historically MSFT has been trading around 35 p/e, today it's at 22. A good price to open a position.

JC505818

That doesn’t mean MSFT can rely on OpenAI long term. OpenAI will have to charge based on what compute costs them. Having your own model can reduce that AI model cost.

Illustrious-Boss9356

Please look up the "generational compounders" from the 1940's, the 1970's, the 1990's, and the early 2000's. You'll notice that almost no companies generationally compound for more than a few generations... Not to say MSFT isn't an amazing company, but it's got plenty of headwinds. Xbox is struggling. The OpenAI tie-up is unwinding. Windows/PCs may look very different as smartphones continue to grow in capability (mostly iOS and Android).

JC505818

I like MU better than MSFT. If MSFT had their own competent AI models so they don’t rely on OpenAI for their business AI assistants, then I would be more bullish on MSFT.

MilkApart4630

Pray for no axios till tuesday then, if market crashes on monday, MSFT will be up

verified-trader

| Ticker | Target | Entry | Current | Move | Expires | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **MSFT** ▲ | $400.00 (above) | $380.06 | $385.08 | +5.2% | Jul 23, 4:03 PM | | **Record** | 1W - 0L | 100% | - | - | - |

Fit-Marionberry5248

This ”Bill Gates pie in face” is a best video to watch right now.  3 LEGENDS shove Gates proper cream pies to face like MSFT shoves red on your portfolio https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iK6SS8CXYZo

Ok-Raisin-2387

Taking your advice and buying MSFT

Jobless-Dev

Stock market is a chaotic and unpredictable place. You can never know beforehand wheter the market will go up, down, sideways. Except MSFT being red of course

Ceyenne18

I have checked my star charts and moon tides. Monday's rotation will be into AI. MSFT -5%.

Paul_Robert_

What do you call a piece of bread that bought $MSFT? >!**Bag**uette!<

JohanLiebert92

MSFT +15% this week?

kinkyhentai69

$MSFT is the best hedge money can buy

InternationalRub6057

Because MSFT doesn’t move like that, last two times it moved 15% or more in a trading week was 4/2015 and 10/2007. There is a reason it has a low IV. I don’t sell CC over earnings.

erov

MSFT is making bad choices left and right in their gaming divisions ..

dddd11122233

OK, so what would your move be if in that one week period MSFT jumped 15% or so and your covered call was at risk of being assigned? Would you just buy to close the cc?

music_is_gud

Wars on! MSFT bols rejoice!

Ill_Sun358

I feel like a dumb fuk full ported MSFT before close am I cooks?

InternationalRub6057

There are ways to lower your risk. I am very risk averse also and buy deep ITM leaps on MSFT and then sell Deep OTM weeklies against it. The Theta is 0.03 so it is costing me nothing right now. It allows me to capture the upside $1 for $1 with less capital at risk.

Burgerburgerfred

> Any moron could have looked 5 years ago and said “wow Google makes a lot of money. I am going to buy Google stock” > > > I’m referring to the ten year period . Not five > And in 5 years you would have more than doubled the performance of the S&P500 on just vibes You weren't in the post that I originally responded to but if that is what you meant so be it. That has been the premise of my responses because based on that original idea of Google 5 years ago based on your original comment a company like Microsoft dramatically under performed. My point mostly still stands. Even among mega caps in 5-10 year windows there is the potential to massively over or underperform. I personally just took a hodge podge of the biggest companies (MSFT AMZN AAPL GOOG AMD NVDA among some other individual stock picks I like and balanced it with the index funds. So I have diversity among my individual large cap picks as well as a safe fallback with a healthy investment in index funds. Obviously keep doing what works for you. No part of this is me trying to convince you that you personally are doing anything incorrectly, I just think your line of thinking isn't going to be the best way to approach things for *most* people who invest.

ImthatRootuser

Puts on MSFT

Burgerburgerfred

>And yes I did think Microsoft was a good buy at the time. And to be fair while Google and Amazon outperformed Microsoft , Microsoft still outperformed the S&P Are we referring to the last 5 years directly from today? Because if we are that isn't the case. the S&P nearly doubled MSFT in the last 5 years, unless the price charts are lying to me. >My point is that there’s a difference between “beating the market by researching companies you have string conviction in” as opposed to “just following Bloomberg acronyms” I suppose I understand what are saying but the statement you made did a bad job of presenting the level of risk that comes with attempting to beat the market through research and conviction compared to the alternative. People recommend the "following acronyms" method because it's easy, safe, and barely puts you behind the indexes. where as researching involves a lot of research, and clearly even at the top end a lot of risk, despite there being potential for a lot more reward as well. I think the advice of the original poster of this chain is that for the vast vast majority of people, simple index investing is enough because the amount of time commitment to do even the minimum level of proper research into even the biggest of companies to consistently win against the indexes probably doesn't warrant the additional effort and risk compared to the simplicity of autobuying an index and forgetting about it for decades that yields extremely safe, and relatively comparable results to an index.

Easy_Advance_7224

50% of my port is now NVO at $38 and MSFT at $400 cost basis 

LuvSicPt5

If you missed the META train you can still hop on MSFT

_hiddenscout

They do have cash flow just not cash on hand. They are spending money now, but will still produce cash flow. Even if you aren’t a fan of the hyper scaler, you can still look for other companies in the market. You don’t need to invest in the hyper scalers by any means. Just looking at MSFT last year for example, they hand like 30B on cash & equivalents on hand. Spent around 64 billion on capex. Still generated 71B in total FCF. If these companies cut capex, will end at some point, they still generate a ton of FCF.

PeanutButterSmutter

My 100 shares of MSFT support this trade

RegularAd9010

I dumped MSFT over 24%. The red was too hard to ignore when I could be making green myself.

TranzitBusRouteB

tbf he’s not referring to MSFT as a cyclical, he actually bought MSFT LEAPS last week when it dipped into the 350s

banevaderplus6000

next Thursday my port has the opportunity to go up or down 5% thanks to TSM and NFLX but I care more about MSFT and NVO in about 3 wks those two are so undervalued and earnings are highly anticipated.

SteveStacks

So bullish on MSFT and CRM

Mother___Night

Open AI is like a proxy state of MSFT. This will be the first time Apple gets involved in a conflict with MST is long time. Might lead to some retaliation.

Necromancer2k8

Coincidentally MSFT is up roughly .50 from november of 2024 You might be onto something with that .5 thing!

chobro17

MSFT can suck my 0.5 inch cock

ProgramInformal3668

If you gauge the quality of a stock by its short term price then you don’t know what you’re talking about. It is currently very cheap, I DCA in MSFT & its a not brainer, its extremely cheap to where its traded (22-24 P/E Ratio w/ a 31 average trailing P/E without any major macro changes, its capex related but demand is so high that all the cloud/compute spends ROIs heavily & Azure is fantastic) I’m happy to hold it for the next few years and its a great price to DCA.

Agreeable_Bear6812

It's not pure luck though. One of my early strategies was to buy individual stocks that I noticed were held by the best performing index and mutual funds. For example, I bought AVGO, MSFT, GOOG for those reasons and they grew exponentially. I didn't just YOLO into crypto.

verified-trader

**BanBet Lost** — /u/Yokeyoyo (0W - 2L, 0%) | Ticker | Entry → Target | Move | Time | Result | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **MSFT** ▲ | $384.53 → $400.00 | +4.0% | 3d | Lost |

verified-trader

**BanBet Lost** — /u/justlosinmoney (3W - 1L, 75%) | Ticker | Entry → Target | Move | Time | Result | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **MSFT** ▲ | $391.62 → $405.00 | +3.4% | 1d | Lost |