The US stock market has not lived up to expectations so far in 2025. However, with tariff concerns abounding, experts still have faith in a turnaround. Among the most promising stocks to load up on is Microsoft (MSFT), which has gotten a $510 target and new bullish rating amid anticipation for a key growth plan.

The company has long been viewed as a mega-cap stock with immense potential to surge. Indeed, the artificial intelligence demand surge that dominated the market this year is expected to benefit share price. Moreover, its entry into a new market could only add to the stock’s ceiling this year.

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Microsoft Gets Bullish Rating From RBC Capital With Growth as The Key Reason

Like many of its contemporaries, Microsoft has struggled for the first three months of the year. The stock is down more than 8.6% year to date and is currently trading at the $380 mark. Moreover, its 8.8% drop over the last six months has investors worried about its prospects for the rest of the year.

However, there is still a steady stream of bullishness surrounding the Windows developer. Despite its underperformance, Microsoft (MSFT) has gotten a $510 target and bullish rating amid a key growth plan. Indeed, RBC Capital recently expressed its belief in the stock.

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The firm listed Microsoft as one of its ‘Top Picks’ amid a $500 price target and Outperform rating. Specifically, RBC analyst Rishi Jaluria observed the stock’s recent dip as a key buying opportunity. Not only do they still believe in the company’s Azure cloud business, but they expect big things from the company’s planned entry into “hyperautomation” while growing its Office line.

Those realities have fueled bullish stances across the board. According to TipRanks, Microsoft has an average price target of $510, up 33% from its current position. Moreover, with 35 strong buy ratings, it has a high-end price target of $600, with analysts expecting it to jump notably from where it stands now.