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$MSFT Barclays reiterates Microsoft as overweight
Barclays kept its overweight rating on shares of the tech company and said it sees a “favorable” set-up heading into earnings.
“This quarter MSFT will see easy comps on a good few of its major revenue areas. Office was up only 5.1% in Q4 last year, LinkedIn was up only 10% (vs over 20% growth in all other quarters) and Server ex Azure was only up 3.7% due to weakness in the transaction business. In other words, Microsoft should be able to deliver healthy growth this quarter.”
$MSFT Is a Beast!!! ???????
$MSFT Microsoft stock jumped to an all-time high after Citi bestowed it a Street-high price target of $378 per share. The firm called the tech titan the “best” in megacap software ahead of its earnings report next week.
“It’s a staple within your portfolio, and you need to have it,” Blue Line Capital founder and President Bill Baruch said Thursday on CNBC’s “Trading Nation.”
Investing.com – Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) stock climbed 1.3% higher Thursday following bullish reports by four brokerages ahead of the software and cloud provider’s fourth-quarter earnings announcement on July 27.
Citi gave the most bullish target of $378 for the stock, a Street-high which translates into a 33% upside from the current level of $285.
Investing.com – Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) stock climbed 1.3% higher Thursday following bullish reports by four brokerages ahead of the software and cloud provider’s fourth-quarter earnings announcement on July 27.
Citi gave the most bullish target of $378 for the stock, a Street-high which translates into a 33% upside from the current level of $285.
Target price $378
$MSFT Shorts!! Say hello to my little friend!!! ??
$MSFT Citi raised its price target on the stock to a Street high ahead of the company’s earnings report and said it was the “best” in megacap software.
“We expect to see a strong finish to Microsoft’s FY21 with a combination of recovering IT budgets, an uptick in expected reseller growth, signs of reacceleration in consumption models and slightly higher PC numbers vs. 3 months ago.”
