Trading expert Ali Martinez warns that Microsoft shares could face a sharp correction, potentially dropping from $521 to $360, a 31% decline. This prediction is based on repeated failures to break the $550 resistance level and historical patterns. The tech sector's current instability, fueled by concerns over an AI bubble and Nvidia's struggles, adds to the risk. If the drop occurs, it would wipe out about $1.2 trillion from Microsoft's market capitalization, reflecting broader anxieties about AI funding and profitability.
As trading expert Ali Martinez warns of a potential sharp correction for Microsoft, the stock is currently priced at USD 520.99 on Pluang, showing a minimal 0.03% decline as of Nov 12, 2026 18:21 WIB. Microsoft’s market cap stands at $3.87 trillion, with a 52-week high of $555.80 and a low of $352.83. Meanwhile, Nvidia, also facing sector challenges, trades at USD 161.76, down 6.89% on the day, reflecting some of the tech sector’s current volatility.
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