Microsoft Is Priced For PC Armageddon
by Josh Arnold
Overview
Microsoft (MSFT) shares have been mostly range bound for the past three years, oscillating between $24 and $33. At the current price of about $27, shares have fallen precipitously from their March high of $32.95, a decline of greater than 17%. What has caused this decline? What catalysts exist that will get shares back on track? What is Microsoft actually worth? This article will attempt to use qualitative and quantitative evidence to answer these questions and assign a current value to Microsoft shares, given the outlook for future growth. Taking a look at the daily chart below from StockCharts.com, we see that MSFT may be trying to form a base around the $26.50 level, about where it trades now. read more »
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