Microsoft Corporation (MSFT) a Strong Buy, Wall Street Sees 63% Upside

Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) is among the 8 Stocks Owned by President Donald Trump in his Stock Portfolio. The stock sports a Strong Buy rating and an average share price upside potential of 63%, as of the close of business on March 30.

Microsoft Corporation (MSFT) a Strong Buy, Wall Street Sees 63% Upside

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This is despite UBS slashing its price target last week to $510 from $600, amid concerns about negative sentiment toward M365 and the need for improvements in Copilot. The adjustment from analyst Karl Keirstead came following meetings with the company’s investor relations team in Australia and Asia. However, the firm reiterated its Buy rating on MSFT.

Earlier on March 23, Melius Research also trimmed its price target on Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) to $400 from $430, while maintaining a Hold rating. According to a report on TipRanks, the analyst noted the weakness with Copilot, pressure from downsizing, and a likely decline in the Windows PC market as among the reasons behind the price target reduction.

In related news, the tech giant on Monday said that it had released new AI upgrades to Copilot, allowing users to employ several AI models at the same time within a workflow, as it strives to enhance the service and boost its adoption.

Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) develops software, services, devices, and cloud-based solutions and is renowned for products such as Windows, Azure, Office, LinkedIn, and Xbox.

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