MicroStrategy's stock is facing a shifting landscape with fluctuating ups and downs. Despite
massive Bitcoin gains, the stock has experienced a
30% drop. This followed its exclusion from the
S&P 500, which led to speculations about the company's crypto acquisitions. It also faced backlash from short-seller Jim Chanos for financial gibberish, accusing the company of selling Bitcoin to fund MSTR Dividends in a worst-case scenario. Yet, MicroStrategy continued to add to its Bitcoin hoard,
surpassing 632,000 coins. The company flirts with joining the S&P 500, while experiencing a significant pullback in shares and facing a potential class action lawsuit over preferred stock amendment. Despite being faced with potential obstacles, the company displayed resilience, with its Bitcoin treasury valuing approximately $73B. The company also announced a positive earnings guidance and a successful STRK preferred stock offering. On the downside, there were instances of insiders selling their shares, signaling hesitancy. In a surprising move, MicroStrategy announced the separation of chairman and CEO roles, with
Michael Saylor becoming the executive chairman and Phong Le assuming the role of CEO.
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