MSFT stock fell to a one-year low of $353, offering a potential entry point as AI revenue surged 123% to $37 billion last quarter.
Microsoft shares dipped to a 52-week low of approximately $353 before recovering slightly. The stock traded in the low- to mid-$500 range for much of the latter half of 2025, marking a sharp decline from recent highs.
The company’s AI segment reported annual recurring revenue growth of 123% to $37 billion in its latest quarter, while cloud computing revenue rose 40%. Despite strong fundamentals, the stock remains below its 2025 peak, diverging from its operational performance.
Analysts suggest the pullback presents a buying opportunity for long-term investors, citing Microsoft’s dominant position in AI and cloud services.