A $10,000 Microsoft investment 10 years ago would be over $100,000 today. It's not Bitcoin or Tesla; it's Microsoft. People think it's too expensive, even at $500/share. #Microsoft #Investment #Stocks #Finance #InvestingTips #Money #Wealth #StockMarket
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Rick Orford - Trading Stocks and Options21 Sept 2025, 23:00 UTC
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The video discusses Microsoft's stock performance over the past 10 years, noting that a $10,000 investment would now be worth over $100,000. It addresses concerns about the stock being overvalued, a sentiment that has persisted since the stock was priced at $30, $100, and $200. Currently, the stock is over $500 a share, and Wall Street analysts predict a 35% upside. An estimated price target can be inferred to be around $678 with an estimated failure at $450
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