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DCF Model Conclusions on Microsoft (MSFT)

DCF Model Conclusions on Microsoft (MSFT)

MSFT DCF Conclusions Shared

Larry Cheung, CFA
Feb 27, 2024
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Intrinsic Value System
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DCF Model Conclusions on Microsoft (MSFT)
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Hi Everyone -

One of my priorities for the upcoming 2 weeks is to do a DCF Model for the Magnificent 7 so that I can assess the range of upside/downside possibilities for the Nasdaq-100 and S&P 500.

I will start off with Microsoft first, given its combined importance within the Dow Jones (7% weight), S&P 500 (7.15% weight), and Nasdaq-100 (8.8% weight).

Before we get started, I posted on Instagram a Trade Recap that I executed upon from my pre-market note sent to members. Our view was that unless 5088 on ES (S&P 500 proxy) was taken out, the 2/26 Zero Days till expiry puts with 5060 Strikes and below would likely depreciate quickly in value, netting tactical Option players full premium if held til end of day.

I closed them at 50% premium evaporation.

Trade Recap on Instagram

Okay now let’s talk about Microsoft’s DCF conclusions, arguably one of the most important stocks in the market.

If you are an Intraday Operator or a Long-Term investor who wants to understand the market’s upside/downside potential, the analysis starts with understanding MSFT’s fair value.

It is no coincidence that “Support & Resistance” align with DCF values, and in this note, I’ll show you what I mean.

Discussion on MSFT DCF below. Very educational (and practical) for all.

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