It’s hard to think of a technology company that has stayed as relevant — and as profitable — for as long as Microsoft. From its early Windows era to today’s leadership in cloud computing and artificial intelligence, Microsoft has managed to reinvent itself without ever losing financial discipline.
For investors in Mexico, this makes MSFT a particularly interesting stock: global, resilient, and aligned with long-term themes that aren’t going away anytime soon.
Why Microsoft Remains a Core Holding for Global Investors
Microsoft’s story in 2025 isn’t just about Windows or Office anymore. It’s about a company that has quietly positioned itself at the center of enterprise AI, cloud infrastructure, and software automation.
Some of the factors that continue to attract investors include:
- AI integration everywhere — GitHub Copilot, Microsoft 365 Copilot, and enterprise AI tools backed by OpenAI partnerships.
- Azure’s steady climb in the cloud race, competing head-to-head with AWS.
- Recurring revenue streams through Microsoft 365, LinkedIn Premium, Dynamics 365, and more.
- A fortress balance sheet, with strong cash flow and decades of consistent profitability.
The blend of innovation + stability is rare, which is why investors frequently treat MSFT as both a tech play and a defensive large-cap anchor.
Gaining Exposure to Microsoft (MSFT) From Mexico
Years ago, obtaining exposure to U.S. stocks meant navigating foreign brokers and converting pesos to dollars — a friction-filled path that often discouraged first-time investors.
Today, things work differently.
Through Bitso, users in Mexico can access investment advisory services — provided by a CNBV-authorized investment advisor — that allow them to gain exposure to Microsoft stock directly in Mexican pesos.
This setup keeps the process simple and local, while complying with Mexican regulation.
What this means in practice:
- You operate in MXN, not USD
- You can start with fractional exposure, lowering entry barriers
- The advisory services are provided by a regulated entity
- Bitso acts only as the technology platform facilitating access
Step-by-Step: How Mexican Investors Can Access Exposure to MSFT
- Open the Bitso app — available on Android and iOS.
- Deposit Mexican pesos via SPEI or your preferred method.
- Head to the Stocks section.
- Search for “Microsoft (MSFT)”.
- Review the performance chart, recent data, and company overview.
- Decide your preferred amount; fractional exposure helps you start small.
- Confirm the allocation — the advisory service enables the exposure.
In terms of user flow, it feels similar to investing in any other asset in the app, but the underlying service model is advisory, not direct brokerage execution.
Is Microsoft a Good Investment for 2025?
Market analysts remain largely optimistic, and the reasons are fairly straightforward:
- AI adoption is accelerating across nearly every Microsoft product line.
- Enterprise cloud demand continues rising.
- LinkedIn, gaming, and productivity software add diversification.
- Microsoft’s cash reserves allow it to make strategic acquisitions and long-term R&D bets.
For investors seeking long-term global exposure, Microsoft sits in a category of its own — innovative enough to grow, stable enough to hold through market cycles.
Why Accessing MSFT Through Bitso Appeals to Mexican Investors
Here are the advantages frequently mentioned by users:
✔ Mexican-peso exposure
No need to convert currency or maintain foreign accounts.
✔ Regulated investment-advisory model
All securities-related services are delivered by The Badger Management House Independiente, not Bitso.
✔ Fractional exposure
Start small, scale over time — ideal for dollar-cost averaging.
✔ A simple, modern interface
Most people complete the entire process in under a minute.
Through Bitso, you are not “buying a stock directly.”
You are accessing advisory services that—by regulation—allow you to gain exposure to that stock.
This distinction is crucial from a compliance standpoint.
Frequently Asked Questions About Microsoft Stock (MSFT)
Can I gain exposure to Microsoft using Mexican pesos?
Yes. The advisory service enables exposure to MSFT without converting to USD.
Do I need a U.S. brokerage account?
No. Everything is handled locally through the regulated advisor.
What’s the minimum amount?
Fractional exposure allows you to begin with low amounts.
Is Bitso the investment service provider?
No. Bitso is the platform — the investment advisory services come from a CNBV-registered advisor.
Final Thoughts — Should MSFT Be in Your Portfolio?
Whether you’re building your first global portfolio or expanding an existing one, Microsoft offers a combination of innovation, financial strength, and long-term relevance that few companies can match.
For investors in Mexico who want efficient access to global equities, gaining exposure to Microsoft through advisory services — delivered via a local, regulated platform — offers both convenience and clarity.
CNBV supervises only investment advisory and portfolio management services, not the operation of stock transactions.
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