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    • Guavaxf30Guavaxf30
      ·12-14 22:24
      So what happens with Crypto hoarding companies like MSTR and likes when this happens?  Their movements bear greatly exaggerated correlation to the prices of the cryptos they are proxy of.

      Bitcoin price at risk of a crash to $75 as a major BoJ risk looms

      Bitcoin price remained under intense pressure this weekend, and may be at risk of a deeper dive, potentially to $75,000 ahead of the Bank of Japan interest rate decision.Bitcoin price could be on the verge of a strong bearish breakout.Odds of BoJ rate hike have jumped to 98% this week.Technical analysis suggests that the coin will drop further soon.Bitcoin , the original cryptocurrency, was stuck at the psychological point at $90,000. This price is about 29% below its highest point this year, a sign that it remains in a deep bear market.The coin may crash this week as investors anticipate the upcoming Bank of Japan rate hike on December 19. Data on Polymarket show that there is a 98% probability that the bank will hike rates by 5 basis points as it combats the elevated inflation.The upcoming BoJ rate hike is notable for a few reasons. First, it will reinforce its independence as Sanae Takaichi, the current prime minister, favors low interest rates.A plunge below that level will point t
      Bitcoin price at risk of a crash to $75 as a major BoJ risk looms
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    • Guavaxf30Guavaxf30
      ·12-13 09:45
      To be clear, Nasdaq-100 is NOT S&P100. These are very different indexes and not of equal standing. S&P100 is more restrictive and carries more importance to financial institutions. Please read re-produced article below:-  MSTR (MicroStrategy, now called “Strategy” in some reports) is not currently a member of the S&P 100. Here’s the situation: 📌 S&P 100 vs. S&P 500 • The S&P 100 is a subset of the S&P 500, consisting of 100 large, established U.S. companies selected for size, liquidity, and industry representation.  • To be in the S&P 100, a company must first be included in the S&P 500 (it’s essentially the top tier of the S&P 500). Because MSTR is not in the S&P 500, it cannot be in the S&P 100 either. 📌 Current Index Membership for M

      Bitcoin hoarder company Strategy remains in Nasdaq 100

      Bitcoin hoarder company Strategy remains in Nasdaq 100 Dec 12 - Bitcoin hoarding giant Strategy MSTR.O clung to its place in the Nasdaq 100 .NDX on Friday, continuing its year-long stint in the benchmark at a time where analysts have raised questions over its business model.
      Bitcoin hoarder company Strategy remains in Nasdaq 100
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    • Guavaxf30Guavaxf30
      ·12-13 07:11
      Okay. So another car company which is saying it is not a car company. I remember back in 1999, the not-so-secret formula in driving up share value is to annoumce any new venture that ends with ".com".  AI may be the biggest tulip burst ever.
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    • Guavaxf30Guavaxf30
      ·12-13 07:08
      I have to agree with Scaramucci. Michael Saylor is indeed very smart. You have to be to be able to sucker so many into a company which produces almost nothing and has very little acutal revenue. He raise funds by issuing new stocks and debts and uses most of it to pay dividends to holders of earlier stocks and notes. How is this not a ponzi scheme.

      Anthony Scaramucci Says He's Found The 'Smartest Person' In Crypto

      SkyBridge Capital founder Anthony Scaramucci called Strategy Inc. Chairman Michael Saylor the "smartest person" in the cryptocurrency world on Wednesday, December 10.
      Anthony Scaramucci Says He's Found The 'Smartest Person' In Crypto
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    • Guavaxf30Guavaxf30
      ·12-13 01:16
      Strategy (MSTR) is not listed in the S&P 100 index, and its exclusion from the S&P 500 highlights the challenges it faces in meeting broader market index criteria due to its unique asset composition.

      Analysts Flag Risks for Strategy at Nasdaq's 100 Index Reshuffle

      Bitcoin hoarding giant Strategy may be at risk of being removed from the Nasdaq 100 index at its annual reshuffle on Friday.
      Analysts Flag Risks for Strategy at Nasdaq's 100 Index Reshuffle
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    • Guavaxf30Guavaxf30
      ·12-13 01:16
      Strategy (MSTR) is not listed in the S&P 100 index, and its exclusion from the S&P 500 highlights the challenges it faces in meeting broader market index criteria due to its unique asset composition.

      Nasdaq 100 Rebalancing Tonight: Strategy (MSTR.US) Faces Removal Pressure

      Analysts have noted that bitcoin-holding giant Strategy (MSTR.US) risks being excluded from the Nasdaq 100 index during its annual rebalancing on Friday, citing concerns over its business model,...
      Nasdaq 100 Rebalancing Tonight: Strategy (MSTR.US) Faces Removal Pressure
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    • Guavaxf30Guavaxf30
      ·12-12 08:14
      Don't worry. Tesla's plan is to exit the car business. Even though that is their only real business. Hahaha.  Only half joking.

      EXCLUSIVE-Tesla US sales drop to nearly 3-year low in November despite launch of cheaper versions

      EXCLUSIVE-Tesla US sales drop to nearly 3-year low in November despite launch of cheaper versionsTesla's U.S. sales hit nearly 3-year low in NovemberStandard variants cannibalize Premium sales, says Cox's StreatyTesla's market share rises while EV sales slumpBy Abhirup Roy. SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 11 - Tesla's TSLA.O U.S. sales dropped to a near three-year low in November, despite the automaker's rollout of new, cheaper versions of its best-selling electric vehicles, estimates from Cox Automotive given exclusively to Reuters showed on Thursday. Making a success of the more affordable variants, called Standard, is important for Tesla and a test of its strategy for how to keep selling cars and bring in revenue as it transitions to making robotaxis and building humanoid robots, which are the core reasons investors value the company at $1.4 trillion. EV sales have taken a hit broadly since the end of September when the Trump administration ended $7,500 federal tax credits. To combat the fall i
      EXCLUSIVE-Tesla US sales drop to nearly 3-year low in November despite launch of cheaper versions
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    • Guavaxf30Guavaxf30
      ·12-09
      This is exactly it. ".....it like a shark, and if he stops swimming, he dies," Michael Saylor will drown if Bitcoin suddenly finds no buyers and the price collapses. This is a very dangerous end-game.  And with it's (Strategy) dividend obligation of USD800 million per year, with no meaningful cash flow from it's computing business, the musical chair game for Bitcoin must never stop.
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    • Guavaxf30Guavaxf30
      ·12-08
      This market has become very complexed. Unlike the past where a story like Tulips, or South Sea trades, was enough, these days you need many different tomes to keep the interest hot. So, AMD's and NVIDIA's are still highly valued, new storied have to be invented to keep the masses going. So AI, Cryptocurrency, Quantum Computing, Robots. Many stories to spin now. Before the biggies decide to take their table off the table. Once again. 
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    • Guavaxf30Guavaxf30
      ·12-07
      MSTR warning. Pay heed and protect yourself. Also look up The Tulip Craze of the 1630's and the South Sea Fraud of the 1700's. It is very alarmingly similar to what we are seeing today. Not just with Cryptocurrencies but also all shouts of AI, Robots and Quantum Computing. Not that these ideas will never work but that they will likely deliver a worthy value for a long time. Just like the South Sea Co made the promise that the company had exclusive trading rights between England and South America. Even though, back then, Spain controlled South America and England was at war with Spain.
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