$Strategy(MSTR)$ I don't get why people are actually worried about MSTR. This is just how Bitcoin works – it's unregulated, so it won't move like a regular stock. It's going to move like Bitcoin, which can drop 50%. I'm down 50% myself, but I'm planning to buy a lot more at these levels. If you look at the Bloomberg report, Saylor and the board said they would sell *up to* 1.25 billion shares max, no more, to cover STRAT payments and other obligations. The reserve they have covers them for nearly two years. I'm as bullish as ever. Bitcoin can't mint any more coins; it's a store of value and it's secure. I'd rather trust my money with BTC than with USD, because at least Bitcoin isn't printed every day like fiat
$Strategy(MSTR)$ $YieldMax MSTR Short Option Income Strategy ETF(WNTR)$ $YieldMax MSTR Option Income Strategy ETF(MSTY)$ BTC.XIt's a pretty solid compounding mechanism. Each week I put money into whatever's down, using the gains from what was up before. You get dividends weekly, and over the long term, both the assets and the dividend payments grow. The idea is to invest in 5-year blocks, so it makes you wonder what all of this could look like by 2030. Probably a significant amount.
$Strategy(MSTR)$ I was also skeptical about BTC. However, after listening to the conference call and CEO's plan, I tend to think this company has a long way to go and the sell-off is unwarranted.