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Stock : MSFT	\| Stock Recommendations : Buy
Sector : Software	\| First resistance : 22.53
Stock Name : Microsoft Co	\| Second resistance : 23.50
Buy Near : 21.31	\| Third resistance : 26.67
StopLoss : 20.91	\| First Support : 20.91
Posted date : 6/5/2009 1:32:46 AM	\| Second Support : 19.54

Technical Stock research Yesterday Microsoft (MSFT) given a breakout of reverse head and shoulder pattern beside that ADX also indicating up word move for Microsoft (MSFT), rate of change (ROC) got upward momentum with increasing relative price index (RSI).

Stock investing with chart pattern Head and solder is a best chaise and as per technical view Microsoft (MSFT) in a short term up trend. You can use Microsoft for day trading also.

As per head and shoulder theory for Microsoft our up side target is $26.67. So built position with target $26.67 and consider base line as a stop loss ($20.91)

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Microsoft (MSFT) Gains But Lags Market: What You Should Know
(Tue, 20 Oct 2020 21:45:09 +0000)
Microsoft (MSFT) closed the most recent trading day at $214.65, moving +0.2% from the previous trading session.

Dow Jones Sheds Early Gains Into The Close But Remains Positive; Microsoft, Apple Form New Buy Points
(Tue, 20 Oct 2020 20:20:37 +0000)
The Dow Jones rose in today's market but pared earlier gains to a much smaller gain by the close. The Tuesday coronavirus stimulus deadline draws closer.

Lockheed Sees SpaceX As Bigger Threat In Top Growth Business; Earnings Beat
(Tue, 20 Oct 2020 20:19:33 +0000)
Lockheed Martin now sees its space business leading future revenue growth but acknowledged SpaceX has grown as a threat.

Apple, Google Worked as ‘One Company’ on Search Deal, U.S. Says
(Tue, 20 Oct 2020 20:18:28 +0000)
(Bloomberg) -- The U.S. government’s antitrust assault against Google reveals new details about a secretive, multibillion-dollar deal between the internet giant and Apple Inc., the world’s largest technology company.The Justice Department’s lawsuit, filed Tuesday, targets paid deals Google negotiates to get its search engine to be the default on browsers, phones and other devices. The biggest of these is an agreement that makes Google search the default on iPhones and other Apple devices.The U.S. government said Apple Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook and Google CEO Sundar Pichai met in 2018 to discuss the deal. After that, an unidentified senior Apple employee wrote to a Google counterpart that “our vision is that we work as if we are one company.”The DOJ also cited internal Google documents that call the Apple search deal a “significant revenue channel” for the search giant and one that, if lost, would result in a “Code Red” scenario. That’s because nearly half of Google search traffic in 2019 came from Apple products, according to the lawsuit.The details, many of which have not been disclosed before, may support the U.S. government’s allegation that Google uses these agreements to block out search rivals and give consumers less choice. Google called the government’s case “deeply flawed” and said it would hurt consumers because it would “artificially prop up” lower-quality search options.The Justice Department focused in particular on the deal between Apple and Google, saying it “substantially forecloses Google’s search rivals from an important distribution channel for a significant, multi-year term.”Google pays Apple billions of dollars a year to make its search product the default option, according to analyst estimates. That means when a user buys a new iPhone or other Apple device, the built-in search engine in the Safari browser is Google. Apple users have the option to manually switch to Microsoft Corp.’s Bing, Yahoo Search or DuckDuckGo, but “few people do, making Google the de facto exclusive search engine” on Apple devices, according to the DOJ.The DOJ suit cited estimates that Apple gets $8 billion to $12 billion annually from Google through the agreement. Apple’s income from the search deal is believed to be part of the company’s growing Services segment, a key metric Apple has highlighted to investors and analysts in recent years.“By paying Apple a portion of the monopoly rents extracted from advertisers, Google has aligned Apple’s financial incentives with its own and set the price of bidding for distribution extremely high,” the DOJ said.As part of the deal, Google is also the default search engine for Siri and system search, replacing a deal Apple had with Microsoft in 2017. Apple does not offer a way for users to switch search engines during the initial setup process for its devices, nor does it suggest to users that they can switch their search engine when they first use Safari on an Apple device.Apple said that, in addition to being able to change the default search engine after setup, users can access third-party search apps, third-party voice assistant apps or got to another search engine’s website.In 2019, Apple Chief Compliance Officer Kyle Andeer told a congressional hearing that that the company “conducted an open competition to see what did we think would be best for our consumers, and consumers have always gone to Google.”For more articles like this, please visit us at bloomberg.comSubscribe now to stay ahead with the most trusted business news source.©2020 Bloomberg L.P.

Meet the lawyers behind the U.S. versus Google antitrust showdown
(Tue, 20 Oct 2020 19:17:23 +0000)
The U.S. Justice Department and 11 states have filed an antitrust lawsuit accusing Alphabet Inc's Google of maintaining an illegal monopoly over internet search and search advertising. Shores joined the Justice Department last year to spearhead the Google investigation. Shores has spent his career at elite law firms, most recently Shearman & Sterling, where he defended corporations like Bank of America Corp and the oil company Equinor against antitrust claims.

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