Weird $STRC price action today, im guessing Saylor is being played around by shorts, for who he keeps providing liquidity for perfect entries at $99,90+
Saylor is basically playing a game of poker with his cards open, where his opponents can risk a lot, because the losses are very limited.
Saylor blowing through all his cash reserve to get $STRC to $99.99 yesterday, only to find out it instantly drops as soon as he removes his bid 🤷♂️
It's a broken product trading below par for 5.5 months now.
If you can’t spot the sucker, then you are the sucker
Sold a $97.5 $SATA put exp in Nov.
Collected $150.
That’s 1.53% ROI in 37 days with some downside protection baked in.
On an already low vol ticker.
I don’t understand who’s buying these puts.
Another broken Saylor promise 👇
With the biggest buyback of $STRC at $99.58 this week.
We repurchased 288,930 shares of $STRC for $25M at an average price of $86.52 per share. We intend to remain a regular, disciplined buyer of STRC below $100. More at deeper discounts, less as STRC nears $100. Another $975M remains available for our prefs. strategy.com/press/strategy-…
It surely was a good deal for him🎯
Replying to @bccponzi @PunterJeff
Issuing shares+warrants at a discount and trying his very best to make it look a good deal🤡
Another example of Saylor not keeping up with prior promises.
Instead of buying more $STRC at deeper discounts, he is doing the opposite.
$1 billion of buybacks and 117 days since it last traded at par, probably few more billion to go 🫡
Will Saylor report another 1k+ BTC buy at $81k+ tomorrow? Last week he bought the thursday high, did he do it again, im guessing he did! $MSTR
Metaplanet diluting their shareholders but not their stock based compensation packages is beyond hilarious.
iPhones issued in May are currently being recalled at a discount because of technical issues, with the intention to sell them again in a couple of months with the same specs at the original price.
Saylor must be thinking he can get STRC back to 'par' with a couple 100s million given how easily he can push it up now.
Not understanding supply has moved instead instead of disappeared.
Getting STRC to $98 might only cost him couple 100 million, from $98 to over $99.99 will take billions of buyback (half the supply?), is he willing to do this and for what purpose, he still needs buyers at $100?
MSTR bagholder logic 👇
‘Is it mathematically possible to generate a yield by selling something?’
‘ yes it is, because you can sell a fraction of that thing and now you have cash and you can use that cash to pay a yield’
$50m STRC buyback from $MSTR common ATM would be my guess
Half of it
We repurchased 288,930 shares of $STRC for $25M at an average price of $86.52 per share. We intend to remain a regular, disciplined buyer of STRC below $100. More at deeper discounts, less as STRC nears $100. Another $975M remains available for our prefs. strategy.com/press/strategy-…















