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Adam Khoo on MSFT

Adam Khoo on Microsoft (MSFT): the quotes, dated.

8 dated quotes about Microsoft stock (MSFT), selected from all 36 Adam Khoo videos published since 2025-09-10 — a selected record, not the complete history. Each links to the exact second on YouTube, with MSFT’s close that day and what the stock did since.

Every quote is reproduced word for word from the video and linked to the second it was said.

MSFT close, 2026-11-02
$507.12
Price since the first quote, Sep 11, 2025
+1.2%
S&P 500 (SPY), same period
+14.4%
vs the S&P 500
-13.2 pp
Latest stance, Oct 14, 2026
Not buying more
Mentions found
107 in 23 of 36 videos

The short version

Adam Khoo's selected Microsoft comments begin in September 2025, when they looked back on reinvesting sale proceeds into Microsoft at 410. In February 2026 they said they were adding shares gradually during a correction because the stock could fall further. Later that month they put its intrinsic value at $557 against a $400 price and called it undervalued. In March 2026 they estimated its intrinsic value at $532. In May 2026 they called it very undervalued, with an intrinsic value of $553 against a $480 price. Their August 2026 demonstration again flagged it as undervalued. In September 2026 they grouped Microsoft with mega caps they expected to handle rising rates and said they held a lot of them. In October 2026 they put intrinsic value at 570 but said they would not buy after a wave up.

Summary of the quotes on this page. Updated .

What Adam Khoo said last · Oct 14, 2026

Not buying more

“Microsoft is undervalued, right? Intrinsic value is 570. It is undervalued, but would I buy right here? No. Why? Because again, I never buy after a wave up. I always buy after a wave down because after wave up, you get wave down, wave up, wave down.”

Watch on YouTube · at 24:23My Stock Market Q4 Game Plan by Adam KhooSee it in the timelineReport an issue

Price went up

MSFT +1.2%

Since Adam Khoo’s first quote

No clear directional call

These quotes do not establish a clear bullish or bearish call.

MSFT from to . Price movement, not the creator’s realized return.

MSFT+1.2%
S&P 500 · SPY+14.4%
← decline 0 growth →

Price up since 7 of 8 quotes · Stock ahead of SPY: 6 of 8

Leaderboard result: Not scored (no clear directional call). How it is scored

Adam Khoo’s price target and valuation calls on MSFT

A price target, a fair-value estimate and a price worth buying at are different things. Each line below quotes which one was said, and when.

  1. Valuation view

    So, currently Microsoft's intrinsic value is $557, is selling at $400 and is currently uh under undervalued.

    See the quote Watch on YouTube · at 17:12AI is Destroying the Market?

  2. Valuation view

    So, the valuation of Microsoft, based on its current free cash flow, current growth rate, is um Where is that? Uh is There we are. It's $532. That's the intrinsic value

    See the quote Watch on YouTube · at 23:27Are Stocks Cheap Enough? What I'm Buying

  3. Valuation view

    Microsoft is right now actually very very undervalued. If you take a look at Microsoft, the intrinsic value currently is $553 and it's currently selling at $480.

    See the quote Watch on YouTube · at 11:49The New Fed Chair will Shock Markets!

  4. Valuation view

    Microsoft. One of the most analyzed companies in the world is undervalued by 11.98%.

    See the quote Watch on YouTube · at 4:28Will AI Kill Value Investing? How to Beat the Algorithms in 2026.

Price and the calls

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MSFT daily close, split-adjusted, with numbered markers at each quoted video$350$400$450$500$550AugSepOctNovDecJan 2026FebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovfirst quote$50712345678
Numbered dots are the quotes — click or tap one to jump to it.
MSFT · daily close, split-adjusted · 2025-08-12 → 2026-11-02 · source: Yahoo Finance
Table view: month-end closes
Month endClose
2025-08-29$507
2025-09-30$518
2025-10-31$518
2025-11-28$492
2025-12-31$484
2026-01-30$430
2026-02-27$393
2026-03-31$370
2026-04-30$408
2026-05-29$450
2026-06-30$373
2026-07-31$465
2026-08-31$507
2026-09-30$513
2026-10-30$522
2026-11-02$507

Use the left and right arrow keys to explore daily closing prices, Home and End for the first and last date, and Escape to dismiss the price tooltip. Tab to a numbered marker and press Enter to jump to its quote. Month-end prices are also available in the table below.

MSFT daily close, split-adjusted, with numbered markers at each quoted video$400$500AugNovFebMayJulSepNovfirst quote$50712345678
Numbered dots are the quotes — click or tap one to jump to it.
MSFT · daily close, split-adjusted · 2025-08-12 → 2026-11-02 · source: Yahoo Finance
Table view: month-end closes
Month endClose
2025-08-29$507
2025-09-30$518
2025-10-31$518
2025-11-28$492
2025-12-31$484
2026-01-30$430
2026-02-27$393
2026-03-31$370
2026-04-30$408
2026-05-29$450
2026-06-30$373
2026-07-31$465
2026-08-31$507
2026-09-30$513
2026-10-30$522
2026-11-02$507

What Adam Khoo said, when

  1. 1

    — Disclosed buy

    Frame from Adam Khoo's video at 1:39.
    1:39

    “I used the proceeds to reinvest immediately into Microsoft at 410 and Palo Alto at 181.”

    He is recalling how he reinvested proceeds after selling Lululemon on February 3. The September 2025 video reports that earlier transaction; it does not announce a Microsoft purchase on the video's publication date.

    Watch on YouTube · at 1:39Are These Stocks too Cheap to Ignore?Copy link to this quoteReport an issue
    Close that day
    $501.01
    MSFT since
    +1.2%
    SPY since
    +14.4%
    vs SPY
    -13.2 pp
    After 1 mo,
    +2.0% +2.7 pp vs SPY
    After 3 mo,
    -4.5% -9.0 pp vs SPY
    After 6 mo,
    -21.0% -21.8 pp vs SPY
    After 12 mo,
    +0.9% -14.8 pp vs SPY
  2. 2

    — Disclosed buy

    Frame from Adam Khoo's video at 18:26.
    18:26

    “And I have been personally adding shares slowly because again, during a correction, you never know how low it's going to go.”

    The surrounding section identifies Microsoft as a software company he considers resilient to AI disruption. He reports adding gradually and immediately explains that he avoids buying too much at once while prices can keep falling.

    Watch on YouTube · at 18:26Software Stocks Going to Zero? by Adam KhooCopy link to this quoteReport an issue
    Close that day
    $401.14
    MSFT since
    +26.4%
    SPY since
    +8.9%
    vs SPY
    +17.5 pp
    After 1 mo,
    +1.2% +3.1 pp vs SPY
    After 3 mo,
    +3.5% -3.3 pp vs SPY
    After 6 mo,
    +26.2% +14.2 pp vs SPY
  3. 3

    — Valuation view

    Frame from Adam Khoo's video at 17:12.
    17:12

    “So, currently Microsoft's intrinsic value is $557, is selling at $400 and is currently uh under undervalued.”

    These are his February 26, 2026 intrinsic-value estimate and quoted market price. In the surrounding passage he says he has been buying Microsoft slowly, acknowledges that it could fall further, and discusses Microsoft's exposure to OpenAI.

    Watch on YouTube · at 17:12AI is Destroying the Market?Copy link to this quoteReport an issue
    Close that day
    $401.72
    MSFT since
    +26.2%
    SPY since
    +9.1%
    vs SPY
    +17.1 pp
    After 1 mo,
    -11.2% -3.2 pp vs SPY
    After 3 mo,
    +6.3% -3.2 pp vs SPY
    After 6 mo,
    +25.7% +13.9 pp vs SPY
  4. 4

    — Valuation view

    Frame from Adam Khoo's video at 23:27.
    23:27

    “So, the valuation of Microsoft, based on its current free cash flow, current growth rate, is um Where is that? Uh is There we are. It's $532. That's the intrinsic value”

    Earlier in the same video he noted Microsoft had fallen from $555 to $356. He also argued that its OpenAI exposure was offset by its stake in Anthropic.

    Watch on YouTube · at 23:27Are Stocks Cheap Enough? What I'm BuyingCopy link to this quoteReport an issue
    Last close before the video,
    $356.77
    MSFT since
    +42.1%
    SPY since
    +18.6%
    vs SPY
    +23.5 pp
    After 1 mo,
    +18.2% +5.7 pp vs SPY
    After 3 mo,
    +3.9% -14.2 pp vs SPY
    After 6 mo,
    +41.8% +20.9 pp vs SPY
  5. 5

    — Valuation view

    Frame from Adam Khoo's video at 11:49.
    11:49

    “Microsoft is right now actually very very undervalued. If you take a look at Microsoft, the intrinsic value currently is $553 and it's currently selling at $480.”

    He was showing examples of good companies that looked cheap on Stock Oracle.

    Watch on YouTube · at 11:49The New Fed Chair will Shock Markets!Copy link to this quoteReport an issue
    Last close before the video,
    $418.57
    MSFT since
    +21.2%
    SPY since
    +0.9%
    vs SPY
    +20.3 pp
    After 1 mo,
    -15.2% -13.0 pp vs SPY
    After 3 mo,
    +18.2% +16.1 pp vs SPY
  6. 6

    — Valuation view

    Frame from Adam Khoo's video at 4:28.
    4:28

    “Microsoft. One of the most analyzed companies in the world is undervalued by 11.98%.”

    He is reading the Microsoft result from a Stock Oracle valuation heat map on August 14, 2026. This is a valuation judgment in a demonstration of his research process, without an announcement of a new purchase.

    Watch on YouTube · at 4:28Will AI Kill Value Investing? How to Beat the Algorithms in 2026.Copy link to this quoteReport an issue
    Close that day
    $495.40
    MSFT since
    +2.4%
    SPY since
    -3.1%
    vs SPY
    +5.5 pp
    After 1 mo,
    +0.3% +2.8 pp vs SPY
  7. 7

    — Disclosed holding

    Frame from Adam Khoo's video at 21:29.
    21:29

    “So, rates go up, companies like Apple, Meta, uh Microsoft, and Google, uh they'll be fine, you know, because they don't have much net interest expense on their debt. Okay? So, I hold a lot of them and I I'm pretty comfortable.”

    Discussing how rising long-term interest rates might affect stocks, he groups Microsoft with cash-rich mega caps whose interest income offsets their interest expense.

    Watch on YouTube · at 21:29Will Rising Long Term Rates Crash Stocks?Copy link to this quoteReport an issue
    Close that day
    $505.41
    MSFT since
    +0.3%
    SPY since
    -1.2%
    vs SPY
    +1.5 pp
    After 1 mo,
    +7.5% +5.3 pp vs SPY
  8. 8

    — Not buying more

    Frame from Adam Khoo's video at 24:23.
    24:23

    “Microsoft is undervalued, right? Intrinsic value is 570. It is undervalued, but would I buy right here? No. Why? Because again, I never buy after a wave up. I always buy after a wave down because after wave up, you get wave down, wave up, wave down.”

    In a Q4 game plan video, Adam Khoo went through the valuations and price charts of large tech stocks, including Microsoft.

No quote added since · 2 later videos from Adam Khoo · covers videos through

How to read this

Quotes are short excerpts from Adam Khoo's public YouTube videos, attributed to the speaker and linked to the timestamp. “Close that day” is MSFT's split-adjusted closing price on the day the video was published (New York time); if markets were closed that day, the last close before it. If the stock has split since a quote, the card shows the price it traded at that day and, beneath it, the split-adjusted close the % change uses. “Since” compares that close with the latest close on 2026-11-02. It is a price observation, not the creator's realized return, and not investment advice. How the price change is calculated. Next to it we show SPY, the ETF tracking the S&P 500, over the same two dates — so a move can be read against the market rather than on its own: why we compare with SPY. Each quote also carries a label — Named as a pick, Risk acknowledged, Reducing — describing what kind of statement it was: see what the labels mean.

Coverage: 36 of 36 videos published since 2025-09-10 covered; 107 Microsoft mentions found. Prices as of 2026-11-02.

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