Microsoft had strong numbers across the board in its fiscal fourth quarter of 2026 (ending June 30). Revenue was $90 billion, up from $76.4 billion a year ago, and net income was $35.76 billion, an increase of 31% from the same period. Microsoft’s earnings per share came in at $4.81 versus $3.86 in fiscal Q4 2025.

Microsoft stock has pulled back recently, yet valuation checks still point to a potential gap between its current price and an intrinsic value estimate built from a Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) model that screens the shares as undervalued.

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Microsoft is soaring and Meta is tumbling. It all comes down to cash flow and capex.

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