It is already visibly declining. Even though it is still fluctuating, selling pressure remains.
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Just in: MSCI will officially remove Michael Saylor’s Strategy $MSTR from its indexes at the end of this month
Analysis: Under MSCI’s new rules, companies that primarily hold non-operating assets such as Bitcoin are considered non-operating companies. As a result, Strategy will be removed from the relevant indexes, effective at the close on November 30. Passive funds tracking MSCI will be forced to sell their holdings, potentially creating an estimated $1.5–2.8 billion in selling pressure that could weigh on MSTR’s share price in the short term. This does not require the company to sell any Bitcoin or affect its Nasdaq listing; it simply reduces the buying support from passive funds.
Analysis: Under MSCI’s new rules, companies that primarily hold non-operating assets such as Bitcoin are considered non-operating companies. As a result, Strategy will be removed from the relevant indexes, effective at the close on November 30. Passive funds tracking MSCI will be forced to sell their holdings, potentially creating an estimated $1.5–2.8 billion in selling pressure that could weigh on MSTR’s share price in the short term. This does not require the company to sell any Bitcoin or affect its Nasdaq listing; it simply reduces the buying support from passive funds.
