Strategy Stock (MSTR)

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At close
$158.61
▼ -3.00 (-1.86%)
Sep 25, 4:00 PM ET
After-hours
$158.92
▲ +0.31 (+0.19%)
Sep 25, 7:59 PM ET
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Market Cap
$60.94B
P/E Ratio
—
1Y Return
-47.25%
EPS (TTM)
-$97.21

Read the latest TheStreet Pro articles mentioning Strategy, including market roundups, portfolio updates, trade ideas, and investing analysis.

Articles

74 articles

Daily Diary Mentions

48 mentions
  • Upside, Downside Movers in the Morning

    Upside – $MEDS +30% (litigation settlement is expected to extinguish about $19 million of liabilities and retire 364,099 shares) – $USDE +17%, $PURR +7.0%, $MSTR +2.8%, $HOOD +2.2% (crypto and tokenization-linked stocks rise as Bitcoin rallies and regulators grant temporary relief for tokenized U.S. stock trading) – $STUB +6.0% (Citi upgrades to Buy from Neutral) …

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  • Wednesday Came Close to the Sort of Debilitating ‘Flash Crash’ and Market Structure Event I’ve Been Warning About

    Surprise #4: Market structure, so positive an influence in 2023-25 begins to weigh on equities after a clear change in market momentum leads to a deleveraging in the leveraged, passive and quantitative equity fund worlds With so many positioned on the same side of the (bullish) boat, retail investors begin to liquidate from equity funds – …

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  • Riddle Me This

    Riddle me this, Bitcoiners: To give you a sense of how bad an asset allocator Strategy’s ($MSTR) Michael Saylor is… he started buying Bitcoin at $11,000. The current price is $60,000 but he has an unrealized loss of over $15 billion. Position: None

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  • An Adverse Market (Structure) Event Is Growing More Likely

    *Anyone who has observed the market’s spectacular intraday volatility and outsized daily swings over the last several weeks should realize that something is amiss — the market is not behaving normally, it seems destabilized. * The proliferation, popularity and acceptance of leverage products and portfolio concentration in quantitative strategies, margin debt, the options market and …

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