Microsoft's stock has plummeted 23% in Q1 2026, its largest drop since 2008, largely due to slow adoption of its AI-driven Copilot product, which boasts only a 3% user payment rate. Jim Cramer has voiced concerns about the tech giant's strategy and product execution, labeling the stock's pullback as 'ridiculous.' Nevertheless, Wall Street analysts maintain a long-term bullish outlook, with a consensus price target around $592, despite mixed sentiments regarding recent performance.
“Jim Cramer ran a hedge fund called Cramer Berkowitz from 1987 to 2001.”
“MSFT has a fairly large gap above and is currently down -12.5% YTD.”
“CRWD and ORCL have been under their 200dma for months.”
“Wedbush's Dan Ives remains confident the tech trade will accelerate and...sees a tentative merger with Tesla (TSLA) on the radar for 2027.”
“Wedbush's Dan Ives remains confident the tech trade will accelerate.”
“It amazes me that people who have followed Dan could berate a man that had you took his advice would now be worth multiples of what they started with.”
“People are getting fabulously wealthy following his advice, I know I am!”
“Dan's right! $PLTR 1T in two years.”
“$600 yr end.”
“I think 80%, 90% type of chance of a merger with Tesla.”
“I think is $1 trillion market cap next 2 or 3 years.”
“Wedbush's Dan Ives remains confident the tech trade will accelerate and goes deeper into his firm's buy ratings like Palantir (PLTR), Microsoft (MSFT), and Tesla (TSLA).”
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