What the analyst said

Baird analyst William Power raised the price target on Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) to $600 (from $500) while maintaining an Outperform rating.

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Where the price stands

MSFT trades at $522. The 29 analysts who set a target in the last 3 months range from $515 to $750, with a median of $630. This $600 target is 5% below the median.

12-month window: day 0 of 365, closes on October 30, 2027.

Track record

This callOpen: a 12-month target, scored on October 30, 2027, a year after the note.

Firm track recordBaird: 95% of its 21 targets at least a year old were reached within 12 months (#1 of 21 firms). Accuracy ranking →

Earnings reactionOne of 25 notes after Microsoft’s Oct 28 results: 22 raised · 0 cut · 2 kept. See every call →
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Other analysts on Microsoft

ArgusBuy Kept rating Oct 30 UBSBuy Raised price target +4%, kept rating Oct 29 $700from $675 TD CowenBuy Raised price target +4%, kept rating Oct 29 $650from $625 CantorBuy Raised price target +4%, kept rating Oct 29 $630from $608 DA DavidsonBuy Raised price target +18%, kept rating Oct 29 $650from $550
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