Microsoft Stock Takes Hit as Copilot Expansion Fails to Boost Shares

Microsoft's Copilot super-app is expanding its paid workflows, but the company's stock price has slipped 1.2% to $503.32 on Tuesday morning.

The redesigned app now combines three jobs under one roof: Home, which helps users pick up work across their apps; Code, which turns instructions into software; and Autopilot, which handles longer-running tasks.

Microsoft is moving Autopilot into private preview at the end of September, aiming to keep workers, tools, and AI agents within its orbit.

The gap between Microsoft's share price and GuruFocus' $588.50 GF Value estimate has grown to 14.47%, sparking questions about whether customers will pay enough for AI agents to justify extra computing costs.