Capitalize on Microsoft’s Unusual Options Activity with These Two Bullish Call Strategies

Microsoft's (MSFT) stock lost 12% on Thursday. It’s now down 22% from its July 2025 all-time high of $555.45. While the mega-cap’s quarter was a good one -- revenues and earnings were $1.0 billion and 23 cents higher, respectively, than Wall Street’s estimates -- its guidance for the future was softer than expected, prompting the big selloff. More News from Barchart Interestingly, despite Microsoft saying its Azure cloud computing business would see 38% revenue growth in Q3 2026, investors don't feel i ...