Microsoft stock has declined by 5% this week due to two converging factors. First, analysts are lowering price targets ahead of earnings reports, and second, investors are becoming hesitant about AI spending.
Mercedes announced a major new sponsorship deal with Microsoft on Thursday as they revealed images of the W17 Formula One car that the former champions hope will take them back to the top this season.
Investors in Invesco WilderHill Clean Energy ETF (NYSEARCA:PBW) have watched shares climb 74% over the past year, rising from around $20 to $35.
Conversations at the World Economic Forum this week are dominated by the accelerating artificial intelligence revolution, even as geopolitical tensions over tariffs and US-EU relations hover in the background, according to Wedbush Securities analyst Dan Ives. After meeting with technology executives from around the world in Davos, Ives said discussions have centered overwhelmingly on AI investment, adoption and monetization, with political issues such as US tariffs and tensions surrounding Greenland ownership featuring only secondarily.
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As tech companies spend billions on artificial intelligence data centers and computer chips, fears of an AI bubble held privately by Wall Street traders and some Big Tech titans are beginning to pop into public view.
Microsoft, the $3.4trn computing behemoth, will this week unveil a partnership with the Mercedes Formula One team that will underline the sport's resurgent appeal among the world's biggest technology companies.
Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT ) has been sliding since October despite the company posting strong results.
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A Wall Street analyst at TD Cowen has reaffirmed a positive long-term view on Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) while trimming the stock's price target ahead of the company's upcoming quarterly earnings report.