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Steven Bell
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Ex. Scotiabank IIA - Current. Vol and derivatives Trader. Travel, Hiking, Languages, Yoga, Trading. IBD Writer
Joined January 2021
@bp22 In a way isn't the government funded by inflation? Print more money, then every dollar is worth less. Redistribute that money differently through government programs. Am I missing something?
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@heresyfinancial This article is horrible as it completely leaves out the debt they have. Fair value is lower than where we are now.
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@PunterJeff @ryQuant @saylor LOL, you mean he is cashing out and leaving MSTR shareholders to hold the bag.
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@Micro2Macr0 @rustincavel @SteveUrkelDude @ShardiB2 You say no fees but you are forgetting the overhead and stock options that executives are paid out. Saylor for one is selling $216 million in MSTR shares by April. That is effectively way more than the .25% MER the Ishares ETF will charge.
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@RiskRuler @mikealfred I'd think they continue to sell off into next week as more money moves away from them and to the new ETF's which will track the price of bitcoin better.
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@BakedPotato0139 @ryQuant It is still expensive relative to assets and debt. Much more logic putting your money in a low fee etf that tracks bitcoin price directly than mstr. Maybe it will be cheap at some point if rotation continues over coming weeks/months
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@Fiilismies08 Great timing to get out. Are you playing the short side now? I cant see how $MSTR underperforms with all the ETF's coming online. Could see it even go to a discount against its holdings at some point.
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@puppyeh1 Check out $ETHC.NE. This little stock is trading at an almost 50% discount to the value of their Ethereum. Management have been cutting costs and are now earning more staking their Ethereum than they are paying out. They also have a NCIB in place.
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@ethcap NCIB has been painfully slow, the discount is still massive. Is it possible to ramp it up or return capital to other ways to shareholders? Possibly via a redemption or distributions?
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