Strategy Faces MSCI’s Exit. Does that Put Its Bitcoin Buying at Risk?
MSCI said index funds tracking its benchmarks must sell Strategy shares, a move analysts estimate could trigger $2.8 billion in selling.
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MSCI Is Removing Strategy, Holder of 850,364 Bitcoin, From Its Indexes. Will Saylor Have to Sell BTC?
Index funds must dump Strategy shares at the November 30 close, but the real threat to Bitcoin may be hiding in the company's stock price, its dividend bills, and a buyback it hasn't touched yet.
Strategy Stock Falls Over 5% as MSCI Confirms Index Removal
Strategy Inc. (NASDAQ: MSTR) shares fell about 7% to $114 in Thursday's regular trading after MSCI confirmed plans to remove the Bitcoin treasury company from several major equity indexes following the November 30 market close.Visit Website
Strategy faces MSCI’s exit. Does that put its Bitcoin buying at risk?
MSCI’s removal of Strategy from its equity indexes creates a deadline for funds that track those benchmarks and a financing test for the company behind the shares. Strategy uses capital markets to buy Bitcoin and manage its preferred stock obligations.…
Index Provider MSCI Removes Strategy From Equity Benchmark
Strategy Inc. fell after MSCI Inc. dropped the Bitcoin accumulator from its global equity benchmarks, potentially triggering billions of dollars in stock sales and adding fresh pressure to the financing model behind Michael Saylor’s vast cryptocurrency holdings.
MSCI has confirmed it is removing MSTR from its global equity indexes. The removal will take effect on November 30; JPMorgan estimates a $2.8 billion sell-off.
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