Tech Giants Combine Forces: Unique Chance to Invest in Tech Shares by SAP and Microsoft
Let's Not Miss Out: Digging into SAP and Microsoft Stocks
You don't need a dip in the market to bag a stellar deal. Here's why you shouldn't overlook SAP and Microsoft stocks right now:
SAP: On a Roll with a Strong Uptrend
The SAP stock is on a rocket ride, and the chart doesn't lie. This German software titan is surging upwards with no corrections or downturns in sight. The time is prime to hop aboard the SAP train, as the shares aren't likely to plummet any further.
Investors might worry about the steady ascent, but business is booming at SAP. Revenue per share is projected to climb from 4.59 euros in 2024 to an impressive 7.47 euros in 2026. While the P/E ratio of 39.2 in 2025 may seem expensive, the profits justify the valuation. What's more, the dividend yield of 0.97% for a growth stock isn't too shabby. In fact, SAP has been steadily raising its dividend by an average of 8% annually over the past five years—just what investors look for.
Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs have recently boosted their price targets for the SAP stock to 285 euros and 290 euros, respectively.
Speaking of Microsoft...
Microsoft: A Super Entry Opportunity
We've already hinted at a super opportunity for the Microsoft stock, and here's why: the chart shows a cup-and-handle formation, which translates to a cup followed by a handle. This indicates a good entry point because the share price is now finding support at the 50-day line (blue) and could potentially break above the resistance line at around 435 euros.
Financially, little has changed for the Microsoft stock. With a P/E ratio of 31.9 and a dividend yield of 0.78%, the stock is in the moderately priced zone. Furthermore, Microsoft has increased its dividend annually for the stock by a substantial 10.26% over the past five years. And analysts anticipate US big tech stocks, such as Microsoft, to keep rising under President Trump, thanks to deregulation. The outlook is favorable.
Morgan Stanley has set a lofty price target of an astonishing 548 dollars for the Microsoft stock, which translates to about 30% potential upside.
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Remember, as always, it's important to consider your risk tolerance and investment objectives before making any decisions.
Financial Disclosures: The author holds direct positions in the financial instruments mentioned in the publication or related derivatives that could benefit from the price development resulting from the publication: Microsoft and SAP.
Investors might be intrigued by the potential of SAP and Microsoft stocks, given Morgan Stanley's elevated price targets of 285 euros and 548 dollars respectively, implying significant upside for both tech giants in the technology sector.
