u/Humbleideasfreak

Obviously we see 10 posts a day about Microsoft. Everyone talks about it being cheap. Historically Microsoft maintained a PE ratio of 25 to 32. But historically especially it did very well with its cloud business that seemed to be pushing its margins and maintaining high net profit growth rates thus justifying its high valuation.

If I were to tell you not to look in the past but assume that Microsoft will have 15-18 % net profit growth in the next 5 years. Where the data center business will be the primary profit maker but the investments too will weigh heavily on the net profits.

How would you value Microsoft then? Will you still call it cheap/ at a fair valuation/ or expensive?

I’m thinking about getting exam vision Kepler advanced loupes that let you change magnification for different procedures.

I like the idea that I can use 7x magnification for endo and 3x for restos etc.

What’s your experience with exam vision in general and Kepler advanced loupes in Canada