CoinWire News: Wells Fargo lowered its Microsoft (MSFT) stock price target from $650 to $625. Even so, it still implies 62.37% upside. Citigroup also lowered its price target from $620 to $570. Meanwhile, Wall Street’s average price target for Microsoft is $559.14. Microsoft’s stock price has fallen 16% over the past six months, despite strong cloud revenue growth, as investors remain skeptical about its massive planned AI capital expenditure program. Microsoft launched a $2.5 billion Microsoft Frontier program to support AI deployments, but investors appear unconvinced by this investment.

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ScamGuard
· 2h ago
The institutions’ average target price is 559—how much is it now? There’s a discount of nearly 40%… but market sentiment is too bad. Wait until AI projects show actual returns and we can estimate the outlook; then confidence might improve. Just keep waiting patiently.
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CurveWarChief
· 3h ago
Microsoft is pouring $2.5 billion into its Frontier program. With how much it’s investing in AI, profits in the short term will definitely be affected—no wonder investors feel unsure. But if I had spare money, I’d still add to my position.
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OnChainDetective
· 3h ago
“62% upside potential?” Forget it. Wall Street has been peddling dreams like this—this isn’t the first time. If the stock price could really rise, it wouldn’t have fallen in the first place—be cautious.
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SocialRecovery
· 3h ago
Cloud revenue growth is strong, but it’s being questioned because of AI spending—doesn’t this just sound like the playbook of burning cash first and then reaping the rewards? Amazon did the same back then. Stay calm and think long term.
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FixedCapture
· 3h ago
The target price was cut from 650 to 625, and then cut again to 570. Citi and Wells Fargo took turns dealing additional blows, but compared with the current stock price there is still room—though it’s also worrying that it could be a rebound trap in a bear market.
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StakeSloth
· 3h ago
Even if the target price is lowered, so many institutions still give a buy rating, which suggests Microsoft’s fundamentals are basically solid, and in the long run cloud and AI look stable.
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