Is MSFT a buy? — what our data shows
Microsoft is the company behind Windows, Office, Xbox, and the Azure cloud platform — basically the software and cloud infrastructure that powers millions of businesses and homes around the world.
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What our data shows
Our data on Microsoft is focused on one thing: congressional trading activity. Twelve different U.S. lawmakers filed reports disclosing trades in Microsoft — names like Josh Gottheimer, Jonathan Jackson, and Gilbert Cisneros, among others. That's a decent-sized cluster of political insiders with some kind of financial stake in the company. What we can't tell you from these filings alone is whether they were buying or selling — the disclosures show the trade happened, not the direction or the reasoning behind it.
The takeaway
Microsoft is one of the most-watched stocks in Washington, and that level of congressional activity is worth keeping an eye on — but to really understand the smart-money picture, you'd want to pair this with fund ownership data, which we don't yet hold for MSFT.
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