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Microsoft Corporation (ZMSF) closes at a 11-month high of CAD 11.01

Up 4.6% over 20 sessions. The previous highest close was CAD 10.59 on 19 Oct 2026.

Published 4 November 2026 · Written from Tradzy's price and volume data

Close
CAD 11.01
On the day
+9.4%
Volume
21.3× average
vs 11-month high
New high

Microsoft Corporation closing prices

CAD 8.00CAD 10.00Jun '26Jul '26Aug '26Sep '26Oct '26Nov '26CAD 11.01

The last 90 closes up to 4 November 2026. The live chart is on the ZMSF page.

What happened

Microsoft Corporation (ZMSF) closed at CAD 11.01 on 4 November 2026, up 9.4% from CAD 10.06 the session before.

Over 5 sessions the price is up 4.3%, and over 20 sessions it is up 4.6%.

That close is above every close of the past 11 months. The previous highest was CAD 10.59 on 19 Oct 2026, and the new close is 4.0% above it.

Trading was heavy: volume was 21.3 times its average of the sessions before.

Across the 16 CBOECA stocks we track, 11 closed higher and 5 closed lower that day, with a median change of +2.53%. ZMSF's change was +9.4%.

This page reports what the price and volume data show. It does not say why the price moved.

The numbers

Previous closeCAD 10.06
CloseCAD 11.01
Change on the day+9.44%
Change over 5 sessions+4.26%
Change over 20 sessions+4.56%
Volume10,416
Average volume, up to 20 sessions before489
Volume against that average21.3 times
Highest close in the past 11 monthsCAD 10.59 (19 Oct 2026)
Lowest close in the past 11 monthsCAD 7.16 (27 Mar 2026)

The full chart and history are on Microsoft Corporation (ZMSF). More from this market: CBOECA news today.

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