According to WSJ:
Billionaires Love these 5 stocks:
#1 AAPL
#2 GOOG
#3 QCOM
#4 MSFT
#5 NWSA
In a good agreement with
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During fiscal 2012, Microsoft generated a staggering $31.6 billion worth of cash flow from operations
Sentiment: Buy
MSFT is now play follow the leader I wonder if it will bring it back to the old glory days?
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MSFT is GREEN in pre-market
Sentiment: Buy
The discounted earnings suggests that the company is currently trading at a solid discount.
Fair stock price valuation indicates that currently undervalued MSFT stock has at least 25% upside potential to reach its fair value.
IMO Microsoft is poised to gain from its upcoming product launch, making this a prime time for investors to buy, and profit from, the technology giant's stock.
Sentiment: Buy
IMO you shouldn't even try to mimic Billionaires investments.
In this case you will be always late and wrong.
Sentiment: Buy
@Don,
In MSFT case, I agree with you
Many investors have been hesitant to invest in Microsoft just because they have always viewed the company as overvalued. However, I believe that Microsoft is now undervalued.
It seems that Microsoft is selling at a significant discount when compared to its intrinsic value of $43.97.
With ten years of healthy growth and profitable numbers and a promising future.
Sentiment: Buy
Given the company can't innovate anything the consumer wants and has no where to go but down, anything over a buck or two is overvalued.
Clearly Google and Apple currently dominate the smart phone and tablet market. With Microsoft in a full-out new product launch cycle, it will be interesting to see how this war plays out.
According to IDC's Worldwide Quarterly Mobile Phone Tracker, total Android Smartphone shipments worldwide reached 136.0 million units, accounting for 75.0% of the 181.1 million Smartphones shipped in 3Q12.
Sentiment: Buy
Let me spoil the suspense for you. MS will not be a player. No one thinks about or wants their buggy bloated blue-screened crap when shopping for mobile. The ship has sailed, and the criminal monopolist of Redmond missed it. There ya go.
A recent report from Strategy Analytics in the third quarter stated the number of smartphones in use in the third quarter of 2012 totaled 1.03 billion, a 47 percent increase from third quarter 2011. Lessons can be learned from the Cola Wars in the 1980s and 1990s, and if history does indeed repeat itself then there is room for more competition which will help the consumer by offering more choices. For Microsoft this launch is very exciting but also risky, but if successful will put them on the right course, especially when Apple and Samsung fight over patent issues.
With Microsoft's dividend of 3%, I believe MSFT to be undervalued at $29.52 and fairly valued at $33.00 and would not be surprised if it reaches $37.00.
Sentiment: Buy
MSFT brand value in 2012 is $57.9 billion
Sentiment: Buy
Microsoft shares could be perfect for income investors.
Here are some key points for MSFT:
Current share price: $26.60
The 52 week range is $24.30 to $32.95
Earnings estimates for 2012: $2.90 per share
Earnings estimates for 2013: $3.24 per share
Annual dividend: 92 cents per share which yields 3.5%
Sentiment: Buy
Dying criminal monopolist. Headed nowhere but down. New products are massive failures already. Retailers report no interest in them. Yeah, great stock.
MSFT: The Street Ratings rates Microsoft Corporation as a buy
Sentiment: Buy
Good news for MSFFT:
An appeals court has ruled that Motorola (GOOG) can't enforce a patent injunction stopping Microsoft from selling its Xbox 360 and certain Windows software in Germany. As Microsoft had sued Motorola for breach of contract in the U.S. prior to the latter's suit in Germany, U.S. courts have the authority to stay the German injunction
Sentiment: Buy
MSFT is still growth company
MSFT annualized dividend:
2005- $0.30
2012-$0.80
Sentiment: Buy