Microsoft: This Is The Time To Buy

Summary:

  • Microsoft’s shares have recently depreciated but are gradually recovering, presenting an attractive investment opportunity.
  • Strong Q4 earnings report and growth prospects indicate Microsoft’s growth story is far from over.
  • My model suggests that Microsoft is undervalued at the current price and offers decent margin of safety for investors.

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Microsoft’s (NASDAQ:MSFT) (NEOE:MSFT:CA) shares have greatly depreciated in the last month and only recently began to gradually recover. At the current price, it seems that the upside of owning the company’s shares outweighs the risks associated with Microsoft, as the stock


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