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Microsoft’s stock price plummeted by over 20% in June, marking its steepest single-month decline since December 2000 and positioning it for the worst monthly performance since the 2008 financial crisis. The sell-off has erased more than $530 billion from Microsoft’s market capitalization, with shares hitting their lowest closing level of 2023 last Thursday before rebounding for two consecutive days to partially recover losses. Investors are increasingly uneasy about Microsoft’s outlook in the artificial intelligence (AI) era, driven by the combined pressures of heavy AI investment costs and industry-disrupting dynamics. Despite Microsoft’s currently depressed valuation, many investors are opting to exit positions first and seek answers later.
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