shinnosuke wrote:For educational purposes, start at 3'30" and watch for 13 minutes.
https://finance.yahoo.com/video/microst ... 00841.html
To understand why MicroStrategy will continue to buy BTC forever.
Shares of Riot Platforms dropped as much as 10% after Monday’s opening bell following the company’s announcement of a private offering for $500 million in convertible senior notes..
Riot plans to use the funds primarily to purchase more Bitcoin and for general corporate purposes.
MicroStrategy acquired another $2 billion worth of bitcoin (BTC) last week, but it hasn’t helped investors regain last month’s confidence. The premium shareholders place on its stock is at a two-month low, and its share price is 30% off its all-time high from November 21.
In other words, due to insufficient real demand, Bitcoin is being artificially propped up through leveraged buying from MSTR and MARA. This seems like a recipe for disaster.
Recyclersteve wrote:shinnosuke wrote:For educational purposes, start at 3'30" and watch for 13 minutes.
https://finance.yahoo.com/video/microst ... 00841.html
To understand why MicroStrategy will continue to buy BTC forever.
“Will continue to buy BTC forever”- very strong words. If BTC goes down 50-70% (which could even happen within a definable uptrend), I’d think there would be a point they’d modify their “forever” claim or slow the buying to a trickle so they could technically say they are still buying.
When cheap financing dries up, MicroStrategy’s stock price will wither.
shinnosuke wrote:
Recyclersteve wrote:shinnosuke wrote:
$100 is a Generous offer!
I will seriously consider this offer over the next 2-3 days. I’ve got a Christmas party tomorrow and will likely be busy early Monday with the stock market.
Is it true that this would be Bitcoin instead of some other form of crypto and you’d only need a wallet address?
Oh yeah, if I say “yes”, I will DEFINITELY watch the Saylor video.
Unlike BTC, MSTR is nowhere close to its all-time high. Although the stock is one of the best-performing large-cap stocks this year, it’s one-fifth below its November 21 pre-market print of $548.20.
Around that time, Saylor also lost voting control over MicroStrategy. He’s now a minority voter and chairman, prohibited from serving as the company’s CEO due to a 2022 legal settlement.
Some shareholders are growing weary of Saylor’s strategy of selling shares “at the market (ATM)” — i.e. at prevailing market prices, with no discount — in order to acquire more BTC.
Saylor has announced $21 billion worth of ATM sales in his current round of financing, which is still underway.
These sales instantly dilute shareholders while simultaneously increasing the company’s BTC holdings — assuming all of the proceeds are used to acquire BTC, which has been the case in recent months.
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