Strategy still can’t get STRC back to parity
It’s been four months since Strategy’s STRC broke parity and its execs made getting it back to its $100 peg their number one priority.
It’s been four months since Strategy’s STRC broke parity and its execs made getting it back to its $100 peg their number one priority.
Strategy’s STRC, which pays twice-monthly dividends on $100/share of par value, fell from parity on May 15 and hasn’t returned.
It has been a year since Michael Saylor’s Strategy launched STRC, and the price of MSTR has declined 75% since it started trading.
Strive told shareholders that it was choosing to hold STRC instead of idle cash, a swap that has cost shareholders millions of dollars.
Michael Saylor keeps raising cash for STRC holders who’ve watched him shift his promises, so the discount below par is persisting.