Microsoft is the market's top software stock because OpenAI offerings like ChatGPT will juice profits over the next 5-plus years, Credit Suisse says
Microsoft is the market's top software stock, thanks to its growing partnership with ChatGPT creator OpenAI, according to Credit Suisse.
, the buzzy artificial intelligence bot that can write sophisticated prose and answer a huge range of search queries. company's market capitalization jumping back to $2 trillion Credit Suisse analysts predicted Microsoft could gain $40 billion in revenue and $2 in earnings per share over the next five-plus years.
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