MSFT Stock Price Today: Live Updates & Analysis
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MSFT is [up/down] [X]% today following [brief catalyst summary]. Here is what investors need to know.
Data is for informational purposes only and does not constitute personalized financial advice.
MSFT | NASDAQ $[CURRENT PRICE] [UP/DOWN ARROW] $[CHANGE] ([CHANGE]%) As of [HH:MM AM/PM ET] on [DATE] | [Regular Session / Pre-Market / After Hours]
| Intraday High | $[X] |
| Intraday Low | $[X] |
| Volume Today | [X]M shares |
| 30-Day Avg. Volume | [X]M shares |
| Volume vs. Average | [X]% above/below |
| Market Cap | $[X]T (market capitalization, the total value of all outstanding shares) |
Interactive price chart: 1D / 5D / 1M / 6M / 1Y / 5Y. Defaults to 1D view.
Pre-Market: $[X] ([X]%) | After Hours: $[X] ([X]%)
Delayed 15 minutes. Data as of [HH:MM ET]. Data is for informational purposes only and does not constitute personalized financial advice.
What Is Driving Microsoft Stock Today?
What Happened to Microsoft Stock Today?
Microsoft stock [rose/fell] [X]% [today/day name] following [specific catalyst]. The stock [gained/lost] $[X] per share after [primary driver detail], driven primarily by [primary driver]. Today's move appears [company-specific / consistent with broader tech sector movement].
Today's primary catalyst for MSFT's [direction] was [specific event, e.g., Microsoft's fiscal Q2 2025 earnings report, released January 29, 2025, showing Azure revenue grew 31% year-over-year, beating analyst expectations of 28% growth].
Microsoft reported fiscal second-quarter earnings after market close on January 29, 2025. Adjusted earnings per share (EPS) came in at $3.23, beating analyst consensus of $3.10 by $0.13. Revenue reached $69.6B, growing 12.4% year-over-year from $61.9B in the same quarter a year ago.
Azure revenue grew 31% year-over-year in fiscal Q2 2025, accelerating from 28% in the prior quarter. The acceleration eased investor concerns about cloud spending deceleration and aligned with the bull thesis that enterprise artificial intelligence (AI) workloads are generating incremental cloud demand.
Today's move is [company-specific, driven by earnings results / consistent with broader tech sector weakness as rising Treasury yields weighed on growth stocks]. MSFT is [outperforming/underperforming] the NASDAQ Composite (the tech-heavy stock index on which Microsoft trades), which is [up/down] [X]% today. The S&P 500 is [up/down] [X]% over the same period.
This [X]% move compares to MSFT's average daily swing of approximately [X]% over the past 30 trading days.
Today's MSFT News
- "Microsoft Q2 Revenue Beats Estimates on Azure Strength" (Reuters, [DATE])
- "Microsoft Copilot Seat Count Reaches Million Commercial Users" (Bloomberg, [DATE])
- "Satya Nadella: AI Infrastructure Demand Exceeds Current Capacity" (CNBC, [DATE])
- "Microsoft Raises FY2025 Revenue Guidance on Cloud Momentum" (The Wall Street Journal, [DATE])
The most significant development for MSFT investors today is [the Azure growth acceleration] because it directly addresses the central investor question of whether Microsoft's AI investments are generating measurable cloud revenue growth, which drives the stock's premium valuation multiple.
Microsoft (MSFT) Key Statistics
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Current Price (as of [HH:MM ET, DATE]) | $[X] |
| Daily Change | +$[X] (+[X]%) |
| Intraday High / Low | $[X] / $[X] |
| 52-Week High (date) | $[X] ([DATE]) |
| 52-Week Low (date) | $[X] ([DATE]) |
| Market Capitalization | $[X]T |
| P/E Ratio TTM | [X]x |
| Forward P/E | [X]x |
| EPS TTM | $[X] |
| Most Recent Quarterly EPS (actual vs. estimate) | $[X] vs. $[X] est. |
| Revenue TTM | $[X]B |
| Operating Margin | [X]% |
| Dividend Yield | [X]% |
| Annual Dividend Per Share | $[X] |
| Ex-Dividend Date | [DATE] |
| Next Earnings Date (estimated) | [DATE] |
| Average Volume (30-day) | [X]M shares |
| Beta (1-year) | [X] |
| Analyst Consensus Rating | [Strong Buy / Buy / Hold] |
| Average 12-Month Price Target | $[X] |
| All-Time High | $[X] ([DATE]) |
Key metric definitions: P/E ratio (price-to-earnings ratio, which compares stock price to annual earnings per share) | EPS (earnings per share, the profit per outstanding share) | TTM (trailing twelve months, the most recent 12-month period of reported data) | Beta (a measure of price volatility relative to the broader market)
Contextual benchmarks: MSFT's price-to-earnings ratio (P/E) of [X]x compares to its 5-year average of approximately [X]x and the S&P 500 average of approximately 21x. MSFT is currently trading [X]% below its 52-week high of $[X], set on [DATE]. In the most recent earnings report, Microsoft reported earnings per share (EPS) of $[X], [beating/missing] analyst consensus of $[X] by $[X] per share.
Data sourced from [source name] as of [HH:MM ET, DATE]. Market data delayed approximately 15 minutes during regular trading hours unless noted.
What Is Microsoft's Market Cap?
Microsoft's market capitalization (the total market value of all outstanding shares) is approximately $[X] trillion as of [DATE]. Microsoft and Apple have competed closely for the title of world's most valuable publicly traded company, with both companies valued above $3 trillion in recent periods.
When Is Microsoft's Next Earnings Date?
Microsoft's next estimated earnings date is [DATE], with results expected after market close. Analyst consensus estimates call for adjusted earnings per share of approximately $[X] and revenue of approximately $[X]B. This date is estimated until officially confirmed by Microsoft Investor Relations.
What Is the 52-Week High for MSFT?
MSFT's 52-week high is $[X], set on [DATE]. The stock is currently trading approximately [X]% below that level.
Does Microsoft Pay a Dividend?
Yes. Microsoft pays a quarterly dividend. As of [DATE], the annual dividend is $[X.XX] per share, representing a yield of approximately [X]% at the current stock price. The ex-dividend date (the date by which you must own shares to receive the upcoming dividend payment) is [DATE]. Microsoft has increased its dividend for [X] consecutive years, per data from Microsoft Investor Relations.
Microsoft AI & Azure Growth Watch
The central question for MSFT investors in 2025 is whether Microsoft's artificial intelligence (AI) investments are translating into measurable revenue growth, and the data points below track that answer quarter by quarter.
Azure Growth Metrics (Most Recent Quarter)
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Azure Revenue Growth (YoY) | [X]% |
| Analyst Consensus Expectation (next quarter) | [X]% |
| Intelligent Cloud Segment Revenue | $[X]B ([X]% YoY growth) |
| Commercial Cloud Revenue (aggregate) | $[X]B ([X]% YoY growth) |
Microsoft reports Azure growth as a percentage year-over-year, not as an absolute dollar figure. Azure's [X]% growth [beat/matched/missed] analyst consensus of [X]% for the quarter, per Microsoft's fiscal Q[X] [YEAR] earnings release dated [DATE].
Microsoft Copilot: The AI Monetization Tracker
Microsoft Copilot is the company's AI-powered assistant integrated across Microsoft 365 (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams), Windows 11, GitHub, and Bing. The enterprise M365 Copilot commercial add-on is priced at $30 per user per month, making it a direct incremental revenue driver for Microsoft's largest business segment.
The key metric analysts are tracking is whether Copilot commercial seat adoption is accelerating fast enough to justify MSFT's AI valuation premium. On the most recent earnings call, CEO Satya Nadella noted [insert most recent Copilot commentary, e.g., "Copilot commercial customers grew [X]% quarter-over-quarter, with [X] of the Fortune 500 now using M365 Copilot"]. Microsoft has not disclosed granular Copilot revenue figures separately from broader commercial cloud results, which limits precise tracking of Copilot's standalone contribution.
The OpenAI Partnership
Microsoft has invested approximately $13 billion in OpenAI across multiple funding rounds, making Microsoft OpenAI's largest investor and exclusive cloud provider. OpenAI is a private company; its financials are not consolidated into Microsoft's reported results. OpenAI's GPT models power Copilot across Microsoft 365, GitHub, and Windows. Microsoft monetizes the partnership primarily through Azure OpenAI Service (enterprise API usage fees) and through M365 Copilot subscriptions.
Microsoft's AI exposure spans the model layer through its OpenAI investment, the product layer through Copilot, and the infrastructure layer through Azure OpenAI Service. Analysts argue this three-layer positioning justifies MSFT's premium valuation multiple. Microsoft's Azure AI infrastructure runs largely on NVIDIA GPU clusters, linking MSFT's AI growth narrative to the broader AI infrastructure investment cycle.
MSFT Analyst Consensus & Investment Outlook
The Wall Street consensus on Microsoft currently stands at [Strong Buy / Buy], based on ratings from [X] analysts actively covering the stock.
| Analyst Consensus | Value |
|---|---|
| Consensus Rating | [Strong Buy / Buy / Hold] |
| Buy | [X] analysts |
| Hold | [X] analysts |
| Sell | [X] analysts |
| Total Analysts | [X] |
| Average 12-Month Price Target | $[X] |
| High Price Target | $[X] |
| Low Price Target | $[X] |
| Implied Upside/Downside | [X]% from current price of $[X] |
| Data Source | [Source name] as of [DATE] |
Recent Analyst Actions (Last 30 Days)
| Firm | Action | Rating | Price Target |
|---|---|---|---|
| [Firm 1] | [Upgrade/Reiterate/Initiation] | [Rating] | $[X] |
| [Firm 2] | [Upgrade/Reiterate/Price target raise] | [Rating] | $[X] |
| [Firm 3] | [Reiterate] | [Rating] | $[X] |
Wall Street analysts who cover Microsoft publish buy, hold, or sell recommendations alongside 12-month price targets. The consensus figures above aggregate the opinions of [X] analysts actively covering the stock, sourced from [named aggregator] as of [DATE].
What Is Microsoft's Stock Price Target?
The average analyst 12-month price target for Microsoft (MSFT) is $[X], based on [N] analyst estimates sourced from [source] as of [DATE]. Targets range from a low of $[X] to a high of $[X], implying upside of approximately [X]% from the current price of $[X].
Is Microsoft a Good Stock to Buy?
The Wall Street consensus currently rates Microsoft [rating], with [X] of [total] covering analysts carrying a Buy or equivalent rating. The average 12-month price target of $[X] implies approximately [X]% upside from today's price. Key factors supporting the bull case include Azure's cloud growth trajectory and the Copilot AI monetization opportunity. Key risks include the stock's elevated price-to-earnings ratio (P/E) relative to the broader market and uncertainty around the pace of AI revenue conversion at scale. Price targets and analyst ratings represent third-party estimates and do not constitute personalized financial advice.
Is MSFT Overvalued?
MSFT's current P/E of [X]x sits above its own 5-year average of approximately [X]x and above the S&P 500 average of approximately 21x. Bulls argue the premium is justified by Azure's above-market revenue growth rate and the potential revenue scale of Copilot monetization across Microsoft's large enterprise installed base. Bears point to the risk of multiple compression if AI revenue growth disappoints relative to the expectations currently priced into the stock. The PEG ratio (P/E divided by expected earnings growth rate) of approximately [X]x provides additional valuation context for growth-adjusted comparison.
Bull Case
- Azure cloud revenue growth trajectory: Azure grew % year-over-year in the most recent quarter, and analysts project continued above-30% growth as enterprise AI workloads drive incremental cloud spending. Azure holds approximately 22-24% of the global cloud infrastructure market, with room to gain share from Amazon Web Services (AWS), according to estimates from Synergy Research Group.
- Microsoft Copilot as an incremental revenue catalyst: with approximately 400 million Microsoft 365 commercial seats globally, even a 10% adoption rate for the $30/user/month M365 Copilot add-on would generate over $B in annual recurring revenue, making seat-count growth the most closely tracked AI metric among analysts covering MSFT.
- Microsoft's financial durability: the company generated $B in free cash flow over the trailing twelve months (TTM), supported by consecutive years of 10%+ annual dividend growth and a recurring subscription revenue model across Microsoft 365 commercial subscriptions.
Bear Case / Risk Factors
- Elevated P/E valuation creates multiple compression risk: if Copilot adoption ramps more slowly than analyst models assume, the AI growth premium embedded in the current stock price may not be sustained.
- Cloud spending cyclicality: enterprise IT budget pressures during economic slowdowns could reduce Azure's revenue growth rate, as seen during the cloud optimization cycle of 2022-2023.
- Competitive intensity: AWS retains global cloud market leadership at approximately 31-33% share, while Alphabet (Google) competes on both cloud infrastructure (Google Cloud Platform) and AI products (Gemini), putting pressure on Azure and Copilot from a well-resourced rival.
Forward Outlook
Analysts on average project approximately [X]% revenue growth for Microsoft in FY2026, with Azure growth acceleration and Copilot commercial seat expansion as the two primary assumptions driving that estimate. Note that Microsoft's fiscal year ends June 30, so FY2025 refers to the twelve months ending June 30, 2025. For the quarter ahead, analyst consensus calls for Azure growth of approximately [X]%, with any deviation from that figure likely to be the primary driver of post-earnings price movement.
Price targets and analyst ratings represent third-party professional estimates and do not guarantee future performance. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute personalized financial advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Always consult a qualified financial advisor before making investment decisions.
Microsoft Stock Performance History
How Has Microsoft Stock Performed This Year?
Microsoft stock has [returned/fallen] [X]% year-to-date (YTD) in [YEAR], [outperforming/underperforming] the S&P 500's [X]% [gain/loss] over the same period. Over the past 12 months, MSFT has [returned/fallen] [X]%.
| Period | MSFT Return | S&P 500 Return | NASDAQ Return |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Day | [X]% | [X]% | [X]% |
| 1 Week | [X]% | [X]% | [X]% |
| 1 Month | [X]% | [X]% | [X]% |
| YTD | [X]% | [X]% | [X]% |
| 1 Year | [X]% | [X]% | [X]% |
| 3 Year | [X]% | [X]% | [X]% |
| 5 Year | [X]% | [X]% | [X]% |
Return data sourced from [source] as of [DATE]. Benchmark returns cover identical periods to MSFT returns for valid comparison.
MSFT set its all-time high of $[X] on [DATE]. The stock is currently trading approximately [X]% below that level.
A $10,000 investment in MSFT five years ago would be worth approximately $[X] today, assuming reinvestment of dividends.
Satya Nadella, Microsoft's Chief Executive Officer, took the helm in February 2014, shifting the company from a Windows-centric software model toward cloud infrastructure and subscription services. Azure became the company's primary growth engine through 2017-2022, driving a sustained re-rating of MSFT's valuation multiple. The stock saw a second significant re-rating beginning in late 2022, when Microsoft's OpenAI investment and the public launch of ChatGPT established artificial intelligence (AI) as a defining investment narrative for the stock. The most recent all-time high reflects that AI-driven revaluation.
See the interactive chart above for the full price history across 1D, 5D, 1M, 6M, 1Y, and 5Y timeframes.
Microsoft Stock vs. Competitors: Peer Comparison
Who Are Microsoft's Biggest Competitors?
Microsoft's primary competitors vary by business segment. In cloud infrastructure, Amazon Web Services (AWS) holds the largest global market share, followed by Microsoft Azure in second place and Google Cloud Platform in third. In AI products, Alphabet (Google) competes through Google Gemini against Microsoft Copilot. In productivity software, Google Workspace competes with Microsoft 365. In gaming, Sony and Nintendo compete with Xbox. The peer comparison table below focuses on the four largest U.S. technology companies by market capitalization.
| Company | Ticker | Current Price | YTD Return % | Market Cap | P/E Ratio (TTM) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Microsoft | MSFT | $[X] | [X]% | $[X]T | [X]x |
| Apple | AAPL | $[X] | [X]% | $[X]T | [X]x |
| Alphabet (Google) | GOOGL | $[X] | [X]% | $[X]T | [X]x |
| Amazon | AMZN | $[X] | [X]% | $[X]T | [X]x |
Cloud infrastructure market share estimates are approximate and vary by research firm and measurement period. Source: Synergy Research Group, [quarter/period]. Market data as of [DATE].
In terms of market capitalization (the total market value of all outstanding shares), Microsoft has competed closely with Apple for the title of world's most valuable publicly traded company, with both currently valued at approximately $[X] trillion.
Microsoft and Alphabet (Google) are the two most directly competing companies in the AI and cloud infrastructure space among the Magnificent 7 (the seven largest U.S. technology companies by market cap: Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, NVIDIA, Meta, and Tesla), with Azure competing against Google Cloud Platform for enterprise workloads and Microsoft Copilot competing against Google Gemini for AI assistant market share.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) holds approximately 31-33% of the global cloud infrastructure market, with Azure in second place at approximately 22-24%, according to estimates from Synergy Research Group. Azure's ability to narrow that gap is a central thesis for MSFT bulls.
About Microsoft Corporation (MSFT)
Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ: MSFT) is a global technology company headquartered in Redmond, Washington, founded in 1975 by Bill Gates and Paul Allen. With a market capitalization of approximately $[X] trillion, Microsoft ranks among the world's most valuable publicly traded companies.
Microsoft operates through three business segments:
- Productivity and Business Processes: Microsoft 365 (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams), LinkedIn, and Dynamics 365. Microsoft 365 is a subscription-based suite sold to consumers and enterprises and is the primary vehicle for M365 Copilot monetization.
- Intelligent Cloud: Microsoft Azure (cloud infrastructure and services), GitHub, SQL Server, and Windows Server. Azure is the segment's flagship product and the single most watched revenue metric among analysts covering MSFT.
- More Personal Computing: Windows operating system, Xbox gaming, Surface hardware, and Bing search and advertising.
Cloud computing (the delivery of computing services including servers, storage, databases, and software over the internet) has become Microsoft's primary growth engine, with its commercial cloud revenue (Microsoft's aggregate of Azure, Microsoft 365 commercial, Dynamics 365, and other cloud services) generating over $[X] billion in the trailing twelve months (TTM), per Microsoft's most recent earnings release.
Microsoft trades on the NASDAQ stock exchange under the ticker symbol MSFT and is a component of the S&P 500, Dow Jones Industrial Average, and NASDAQ-100 indices. Under CEO Satya Nadella, who has led the company since February 2014, Microsoft has transformed from a Windows-centric software company into a cloud-first, AI-first enterprise. Microsoft's largest institutional shareholders include Vanguard Group, BlackRock, and State Street, which collectively hold approximately 18-20% of outstanding shares according to the most recent quarterly 13F filings on SEC EDGAR. These positions reflect passive index fund tracking rather than active investment theses.
Microsoft (MSFT) Technical Levels
FOR ACTIVE TRADERS
This section covers technical price analysis. Retail investors and long-term holders can skip ahead to the FAQ section.
| Level | Price |
|---|---|
| Key Support 1 (nearest below current price) | $[X] |
| Key Support 2 (secondary support) | $[X] |
| Key Resistance 1 (nearest above current price) | $[X] |
| Key Resistance 2 (secondary resistance) | $[X] |
| 50-Day Moving Average | $[X] |
| 200-Day Moving Average | $[X] |
| Current Position vs. MAs | [Above/Below] both |
Term definitions: Support levels (price floors where buyers have historically stepped in to prevent further decline). Resistance levels (price ceilings where sellers have historically emerged to cap advances). Moving average (the average closing price over a defined number of trading days, commonly tracked at 50-day and 200-day intervals to identify trend direction).
MSFT's 14-day RSI (Relative Strength Index, a momentum indicator scaled 0 to 100; readings above 70 suggest potentially overbought conditions; readings below 30 suggest potentially oversold conditions) is currently [X], indicating [neutral/approaching overbought/approaching oversold] conditions.
Today's trading volume of [X]M shares is [X]% [above/below] the 30-day average of [X]M shares, [confirming/not confirming] the conviction behind today's [direction] move.
MSFT is currently trading [above/below] both its 50-day and 200-day moving averages, indicating a [bullish/bearish/mixed] technical setup.
Technical analysis is one tool for evaluating price action and does not guarantee future price performance. This section is informational and does not constitute a buy or sell recommendation.
MSFT Upcoming Catalysts
| Event | Date | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Next Earnings Date (estimated) | [DATE] | Report timing: [After market close / Before market open] |
| Analyst Consensus EPS Estimate | $[X] per share | |
| Analyst Consensus Revenue Estimate | $[X]B | |
| Next Ex-Dividend Date | [DATE] | $[X.XX] per share |
| Next Dividend Payment Date | [DATE] | |
| Microsoft Build [YEAR] | [MONTH YEAR] (approximate) | Annual developer conference |
| Microsoft Ignite [YEAR] | [MONTH YEAR] (approximate) | Annual enterprise technology conference |
Earnings dates are estimated until officially confirmed by Microsoft Investor Relations. Dividend dates are subject to Board approval.
Microsoft Stock FAQ
What Is Microsoft Stock Price Today?
Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ: MSFT) is currently trading at $[PRICE], [up/down] $[AMOUNT] ([PERCENT]%) as of [HH:MM AM/PM ET] on [DATE].
Why Is Microsoft Stock Up/Down Today?
Microsoft stock is [up/down] [X]% today following [specific catalyst, e.g., stronger-than-expected Azure revenue growth in the fiscal Q2 2025 earnings report]. [Primary driver sentence, e.g., Azure revenue grew 31% year-over-year, beating analyst expectations of 28%.] Today's move appears [company-specific / consistent with broader tech sector movement], with the NASDAQ Composite [up/down] [X]% over the same session.
Is Microsoft a Good Stock to Buy?
The Wall Street consensus currently rates Microsoft [rating], with [X] of [total] covering analysts carrying a Buy or equivalent rating and an average 12-month price target of $[X]. Key factors supporting the bull case include Azure's cloud growth trajectory and the Copilot AI monetization opportunity across Microsoft's large enterprise installed base. Key risks include the stock's P/E premium relative to the broader market and uncertainty around the pace of AI revenue conversion. Price targets represent analyst estimates and do not guarantee future performance. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute personalized financial advice.
What Is Microsoft's Market Cap?
Microsoft's market capitalization (the total value of all outstanding shares) is approximately $[X] trillion as of [DATE]. Microsoft and Apple have competed closely for the title of world's most valuable publicly traded company, with both companies valued above $3 trillion in recent periods.
When Is Microsoft's Next Earnings Date?
Microsoft's next estimated earnings date is [DATE], with results expected [after market close / before market open]. Analyst consensus estimates call for adjusted earnings per share of approximately $[X] and revenue of approximately $[X]B. Confirm the official date at Microsoft Investor Relations.
What Is the 52-Week High for MSFT?
MSFT's 52-week high is $[X], set on [DATE]. The stock is currently trading approximately [X]% below that level.
Does Microsoft Pay a Dividend?
Yes. Microsoft pays a quarterly dividend. As of [DATE], the annual dividend is $[X.XX] per share, representing a yield of approximately [X]% at the current stock price. The ex-dividend date (the date by which you must own shares to receive the upcoming payment) is [DATE]. Microsoft has increased its dividend for [X] consecutive years. Data sourced from Microsoft Investor Relations.
What Is Microsoft's Stock Price Target?
The average analyst 12-month price target for Microsoft (MSFT) is $[X], based on [N] analyst estimates sourced from [source] as of [DATE]. Targets range from a low of $[X] to a high of $[X], implying upside of approximately [X]% from the current price of $[X].
How Has Microsoft Stock Performed This Year?
Microsoft stock has [returned/fallen] [X]% year-to-date (YTD) in [YEAR], [outperforming/underperforming] the S&P 500's [X]% [gain/loss] over the same period. Over the trailing 12 months, MSFT has [returned/fallen] [X]%.
Who Are Microsoft's Biggest Competitors?
Microsoft's biggest competitors vary by segment. In cloud infrastructure, Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Google Cloud Platform are the primary rivals to Azure. In AI products, Google Gemini and Meta AI compete with Microsoft Copilot. In productivity software, Google Workspace competes with Microsoft 365. In gaming, Sony and Nintendo compete with Xbox. See the peer comparison table above for a side-by-side stock performance comparison of MSFT, Apple (AAPL), Alphabet (GOOGL), and Amazon (AMZN).
Does Microsoft Have a Stock Split Planned?
Microsoft has not announced a stock split at this time. The company last split its stock in 2003. A stock split (when a company divides existing shares into multiple new shares to reduce the per-share price) does not change the total value of an investor's position.
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