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Catalyst<ul> <li>Most analysts rate MSFT Buy or Strong Buy, showing broad institutional optimism.</li> <li>The company maintains strong cash reserves relative to market value.</li></ul>Risk<ul> <li>Technical indicators show that the market is in a volatile state and the direction is not clear enough.</li> <li>Bearish signals are obviously dominant in the technical analysis.</li> <li>Large and extra-large fund flows show a negative overall trend.</li></ul>

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Microsoft is part of a $650 billion AI capital expenditure plan for 2026, including a $9.7 billion AI contract with IREN.Microsoft's stock dropped 4.95% amid a $26.08 billion selloff, following a Stifel downgrade citing Azure growth and AI spending concerns.Microsoft's free cash flow resilience is considered the most robust among hyperscalers, despite growing concerns about returns on AI investments.Azure exceeded $50 billion in quarterly revenue for the first time, but its growth rate slowed to 38% YoY in Q4 FY26.Microsoft reported Q2 FY26 earnings showing a 17% YoY revenue increase to $81.3 billion, with strong remaining performance obligations including OpenAI.

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