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I’ve been calling this $MSTR financial jiu-jitsu since 2020. But this move? A rear anaconda triangle choke on both equity and preferred.

Capital Markets: tapped out.

NAV PREM Tanks, he sells preferred and buys the stock back cheap.

NAV PREM Rises, he sells stock, buys Bitcoin, which raises BTC price.... which raises MSTR price, which gets the Preferred excited.

Checkmate.

Well played, Captain Saylor

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Cmoney$$

This is so well said mate

cryptotaxmomma

I do not believe he does stock "buybacks" as IA notes. At least not how it is typically understood in markets. I can not find instances of this is my brief research, it used is announced as a corporate strategy, no pun intended, as is likely SEC required. So what does he mean by backbacks please?