Saylor posted his report card last night: the S&P 500 fell 4.4%, the Nasdaq fell 5.5%—a 4σ plunge day not seen in 19 months. $BTC also fell about 5%, but his company’s preferred stock, STRC, closed at $99.56, just 44 cents below its $100 par value, holding steady as if nothing had happened.
What he didn’t post was another report card: his own MSTR fell 9.3% that same day, closing at $129.3, while $BTC is still grinding around $76,000. Nonfarm payrolls are due tonight at 21:30, and $2.65 billion in options expire at 16:00, with max pain at $79,000.
A: Even the preferred stock held steady. A 4σ day is the bottom—buy at $76,000 with your eyes closed.
B: The common stock fell nearly 10%. Who cares if the preferred stock held steady? Don’t try to catch a falling knife before the nonfarm payrolls report.
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What he didn’t post was another report card: his own MSTR fell 9.3% that same day, closing at $129.3, while $BTC is still grinding around $76,000. Nonfarm payrolls are due tonight at 21:30, and $2.65 billion in options expire at 16:00, with max pain at $79,000.
A: Even the preferred stock held steady. A 4σ day is the bottom—buy at $76,000 with your eyes closed.
B: The common stock fell nearly 10%. Who cares if the preferred stock held steady? Don’t try to catch a falling knife before the nonfarm payrolls report.
$BTC $ETH $SOL
#比特币 #Strategy #Saylor