Microsoft shares are surging. Here’s how to still make money, says Mike Khouw
Following Microsoft's (MSFT) Q4 earnings and record-setting appreciation, the immediate binary event risk is officially behind us.
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{"Microsoft's stock price went up after its Q4 earnings report.","The company reported record-setting growth in its latest quarter.","Analyst Mike Khouw says investors can still find ways to make money from the shares.","He notes that the immediate risk of two possible outcomes is now behind us."}
Why it matters
{"Many people own Microsoft stock or consider buying it, so its price moves affect their investments.","Understanding how to profit after a rise helps investors make better decisions."}
- Why did Microsoft's shares rise?
- They rose because the company reported strong Q4 earnings and record growth.
- What does Mike Khouw suggest?
- He suggests that investors can still find ways to make money even after the share price increase.
- What does 'binary event risk' mean?
- It means the risk of only two possible outcomes, which is now over.
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Microsoft shares are surging. Here’s how to still make money, says Mike Khouw
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