Analyst Rishi Jaluria maintained a "buy" rating on Microsoft on October 15th, setting a target price of $640.00. The company's stock closed at $539.44 yesterday.
According to the data from TipRanks, the average return rate of Jaluria is -3.6%, with a success rate of 52.00%. Jaluria covers the technology sector, and the key stocks it tracks include Intuit, Salesforce, and Workday.
Overall, Wall Street analysts have unanimously rated Microsoft as a "strong buy," with an average target price of $602.72, which indicates a potential upside of 11.73% from the current level. In a report released on October 15th, TD Cowen also reiterated a "buy" rating for the stock and set a target price of $625.00.
According to Microsoft's latest financial report for the quarter ending June 30, the company's revenue for that period was $90.01 billion, with a net profit of $35.77 billion. In contrast, during the same period last year, the company's revenue was $76.44 billion, and the net profit was $27.23 billion.
Based on recent activities involving 78 insiders within the company, the sentiment among these insiders is relatively negative regarding this stock. This indicates that, in the past quarter, there has been an increase in the number of Microsoft insiders selling MSFT shares compared to earlier this year. The most recent instance occurred in August 2026, when Microsoft's Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer Judson Althoff sold 10,000 shares for a total transaction amount of $4,878,900.00.
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