Buy STRC and make 28%? Traders say no thanks
The effective yield of STRC is 14% with a 28% total return on offer, yet it still cannot hold the $100 par value that Strategy intends.
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The effective yield of STRC is 14% with a 28% total return on offer, yet it still cannot hold the $100 par value that Strategy intends.
After predicting a rally that didn’t arrive, Michael Saylor waited for a 52% drawdown and sold at a loss to Strategy’s BTC cost basis.
With the price of BTC and Strategy crashing, Michael Saylor grew frustrated with another reporter’s questions, ending the interview cold.
A new audit of Michael Saylor’s posts charts the moment BTC's loudest evangelist switched his focus to credit.
Strategy announces unprecedented plan to sell BTC to pay for dividends and buy-back MSTR, STRC, and its other stocks.
— Michael Saylor, MicroStrategy
Strategy’s dividend-paying STRC hit another all-time low today after losing one quarter of its value over the past 30 days alone.
STRC traded as low as $73.62 on the Nasdaq today — 26.4% below the $100 price that the stock is meant to hold.
Strategy once claimed to have seven decades of dividend coverage from its BTC holdings. Now it has only three.
— Michael Saylor, MicroStrategy
BTC fell 4.4% within 24 hours of Strategy disclosing its voluntary sale of 32 BTC. Two hours later, it fell another 2%.
— Michael Saylor, MicroStrategy
Strategy diluted common stockholders to build a USD reserve for dividend and interest payments, then used the cash for something else.