It’s fascinating how MicroStrategy has essentially become a Bitcoin holding vehicle, especially with the creative “intelligent leverage” strategy they’ve been using. While it may look like a solid move on the surface, it really highlights the risks involved, especially for new investors. The cycle of raising more capital to keep boosting asset values per share is definitely a red flag. You’re right—at its core, this seems more like a scheme that relies on bringing in fresh money to sustain the value. It’ll be interesting to see how long they can keep this going.
personally, expect them to be able to keep raising the value as long as there is a even decently sized crypto craze. They just need a few greater fools to raise more capital also thank you for reading and your feedback it’s greatly appreciated.
I don’t see this as the same issue as you do. I don’t think anyone is under the impression that MSTR is a legitimate company (I hope) most people are just there to go from rags to riches and get out. Is ‘Blackjack’ a problem?
In my opinion a lot normal retail investor likely think that MSTR is a legitimate company or some kind of new and magical bitcoin holding vehicle. It’s funny you mention blackjack because it sounds a lot like “people are just there to go from rags to riches” that sounds like a casino to me. I don’t know if you’ve been to a casino but if you have I highly doubt you saw multiple people win life changing money. Those people playing on the blackjack table likely lost their pocket money. So I think it’s pretty contrived to try and change your financial situation by investing in a volatile Bitcoin holder masquerading as a company. My main problem with MSTR is they have to keep raising more and more money and eventually the capital structure will blow up. Screwing over equity holders who MSTR has recently been targeting. I respect your opinion and appreciate your comment.
It’s fascinating how MicroStrategy has essentially become a Bitcoin holding vehicle, especially with the creative “intelligent leverage” strategy they’ve been using. While it may look like a solid move on the surface, it really highlights the risks involved, especially for new investors. The cycle of raising more capital to keep boosting asset values per share is definitely a red flag. You’re right—at its core, this seems more like a scheme that relies on bringing in fresh money to sustain the value. It’ll be interesting to see how long they can keep this going.
personally, expect them to be able to keep raising the value as long as there is a even decently sized crypto craze. They just need a few greater fools to raise more capital also thank you for reading and your feedback it’s greatly appreciated.
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I don’t see this as the same issue as you do. I don’t think anyone is under the impression that MSTR is a legitimate company (I hope) most people are just there to go from rags to riches and get out. Is ‘Blackjack’ a problem?
In my opinion a lot normal retail investor likely think that MSTR is a legitimate company or some kind of new and magical bitcoin holding vehicle. It’s funny you mention blackjack because it sounds a lot like “people are just there to go from rags to riches” that sounds like a casino to me. I don’t know if you’ve been to a casino but if you have I highly doubt you saw multiple people win life changing money. Those people playing on the blackjack table likely lost their pocket money. So I think it’s pretty contrived to try and change your financial situation by investing in a volatile Bitcoin holder masquerading as a company. My main problem with MSTR is they have to keep raising more and more money and eventually the capital structure will blow up. Screwing over equity holders who MSTR has recently been targeting. I respect your opinion and appreciate your comment.