A chart of Microsoft Corp.’s stock will soon flash a clearly visible bearish signal that’s been in the works for the past couple months — but there are some other, more subtle technical ...

Another drop below the 200-DMA and relative-strength breakdown are bad technical signs A chart of Microsoft Corp.'s stock will soon flash a clearly visible bearish signal that's been in the works ...

Microsoft's push to get Windows and Office users to buy Microsoft 365 subscriptions can be irritating, but to the company's credit, it's one of the few that has continued to sell buy-once, use ...

Source: Microsoft. Chart by author. If you owned one share of Microsoft at the time of its IPO in March 1986, you'd now hold 288 shares after the nine stock splits. That means your shares would be ...

The bottom right side of the chart above shows the connectors between ... buy the applications that run the enterprise off the shelf. Twenty-five years ago, you bought SAP for enterprise resource ...

Want direct analysis? Find me in the BZ Pro lounge! Click here for a free trial. The Microsoft Chart: Microsoft began trading in its most recent uptrend on March 6, confirmed on March 14 ...

So, what's behind this massive turnaround? One chart can help explain it. Let's have a look. In short, the reason for Microsoft's renaissance under Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Satya Nadella (who ...

The increase in revenue is attributed to the expanding footprint of Microsoft's cloud services and products. The chart below displays the quarterly revenue, showcasing an exponential growth pattern.