Microsoft's (NASDAQ: MSFT) stock price hit an all-time high after the tech giant posted its first-quarter report on Tuesday, Oct. 26. For the second quarter, Microsoft expects its revenue to rise 16%-18% year over year, which also surpasses analysts' expectations for 14% growth. Microsoft's numbers were impressive, but some investors might be reluctant to buy its stock after its price has already risen nearly 50% this year. Read More...
Microsoft’s (NASDAQ: MSFT) stock price hit an all-time high after the tech giant posted its first-quarter report on Tuesday, Oct. 26. For the second quarter, Microsoft expects its revenue to rise 16%-18% year over year, which also surpasses analysts’ expectations for 14% growth. Microsoft’s numbers were impressive, but some investors might be reluctant to buy its stock after its price has already risen nearly 50% this year.
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