MSFT stock has returned just 4.4% since November 2021, a period that saw the stock drop 25% this year alone, according to a r/stocks post.
Reddit traders on r/wallstreetbets are sharing their frustration with averaging down and selling calls to manage losses.
A broad market sell-off on March 27, 2026, pushed the Nasdaq into correction territory, with crude oil surging above $110 per barrel.
MSFT's Stagnant Four-Year Run
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On r/wallstreetbets, multiple posts with the title "Microsoft Pounding" shared similar stories. One trader with 1,419 upvotes and 197 comments described becoming a long-term ![]()
Broader Market Context
The same-day news context adds to the picture. On March 27, 2026, the Dow Jones fell nearly 800 points and the S&P 500 posted its fifth consecutive weekly loss, the worst streak since 2022. The sell-off was driven by crude oil surging above $110 per barrel amid geopolitical tensions, with the Strait of Hormuz closed. The Nasdaq entered correction territory, falling over 10% from its October high. Energy stocks gained while tech mega-caps declined, with AI spending concerns and lawsuit pressures weighing on the sector.
Despite the broad market downturn, a Motley Fool article on the same day recommended ![]()
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Reddit Sentiment
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