$MSFT is sitting on the strongest support on the chart. This level has only broken twice: 2000 and 2008. In today’s video I walk through the setup, key levels, and why this could mark the bottom for long term investors. Watch here ⬇️

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$MSFT is the sexy name if you live in the US but $SAP is trading at a way better value and has as strong an economic moat.

Maybe it’ll break again the 3rd time. There’s nothing says it couldn’t.

Last 2 times, MSFT pulled back with the market, this time it is counter to the market trend. Good r/r set up with a stop just uner $345

Chart bottom lines up with the order book. 505,000 NHS Copilot seats signed this month alone.

Could cover Netflix @pdicarlotrader

Got you

Very high volumen buying in this support… good news

I think it’s time! 🚀

$MSFT is a tech giant that won't stay down forever.

new entry /exit rules and indicators every month, tired.

Nice analysis as always, could you take a shot of $LUNR?

@StalkFinanciero Can deff do it this week Looking amazing

Agree Peter, bottom is in 👍 Reclaimed multi year channel, rsi bullish divergence, now in an inverted head and shoulders pattern after climbing back into the channel. Heading higher.

Support level checks out, but 2000 and 2008 were different beasts - dot-com bubble and financial crisis. Today MSFT's sitting on actual revenue from AI, not hype. The real question is whether this support holds when rates stay elevated longer.

300 seems obvious my guy

Major support levels always deserve close attention.

Read more on $MSFT in this analysis

Here are my personal opinions. ⬇️

$MSFT is sitting at a level that's been important for years. Whether this turns out to be the exact bottom or not, I'm comfortable accumulating gradually through #MEXC RealStocks rather than waiting for perfect timing.

The $MSFT technicals look strong here 👇

Could you take a look at $NOK