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The bitcoin price level at which Saylor could be forced to sell $BTC may higher than you suspect. Strategy's financial structure puts $MSTR at risk of imploding, which could make the level of issuance needed for $STRC dividends untenable investors.com/news/mstr-stoc…
Strategy's annual interest expense has nearly doubled since February, while its cash cushion has been cut in half. Dilution is coming and the floor for $MSTR could be much lower. investors.com/news/bitcoin-p…
Strategy's chest-thumping show of forces comes as its actual bitcoin buying power has waned. $BTC $MSTR investors.com/news/mstr-stoc…
This piece explores whether Strategy might be buying bitcoin $BTC to push up $MSTR stock before issuing its own shares via an at-the-market offering. The company hasn't commented yet. investors.com/news/mstr-stoc…
QCEW data implies U.S. has lost jobs since Trump tariffs ramped up on "Liberation Day" investors.com/news/jobs-data…
Possibly good news: BLS data shows jump in manufacturing job openings.
the price of bitcoin #btc may have support in the near term now that Strategy's two big guns -- #STRC preferred stock and #MSTR stock issuance -- have renewed buying power. investors.com/news/mstr-stoc…
$MSTR is either the stock Wall Street loves the most or has been most wrong about -- or both. investors.com/news/mstr-stoc…
Strategy may have to cough up $1 billion in 2027 as $MSTR, bitcoin slide. A total of $6.6 billion in covertible debt is out of the money & subject to forced redemptions in 2027 and 2028. investors.com/news/mstr-stoc…
Strategy just blew $21 billion buying bitcoin at an average price of $96,458 per coin. Now it's paying the price. $MSTR investors.com/news/mstr-stoc…
Why Trump's TikTok-For-Tariffs Would Be The Deal Of The Century
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Kazakhstan, by far the globe's top uranium producer with a 43% share in 2022, just unexpectedly shut down production at a joint venture with Canada's Cameco $CCJ. Uranium stocks are flying. investors.com/news/uranium-s…
The Treasury's Exchange Stabilization Fund may be Trump's ticket to a strategic bitcoin reserve investors.com/news/bitcoin-p…
What the Trump-Musk fiscal team means for markets and why bond vigilantes might still grow unruly
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Lots of shifts in Powell's assessment of the labor market. Highlighted hiring and quits rate, which point to cooler conditions that in the 2 years before the pandemic. Further cooling is not welcome and could lead to a 50-basis-point cut. investors.com/news/economy/f…
BLS job revisions through March 2024 are late. However, we got a hint about what MAY be coming from quarterly census data. Employment up 1.3% in 12 months through March in QCEW vs. 1.9% previously reported in establishment survey.
Thursday's CPI could be the moment investors have been waiting for all year.
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Wall Street may see former President Donald Trump's presidential debate thrashing of President Biden as a bit too much of a good thing, if Friday's start-and-stop S&P 500 rally is a guide.
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Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich's trial began behind closed doors today in the Russian city of Yekaterinburg. Gershkovich has been held on charges of spying for the US government -- which he, his employer, and the US government strongly deny -- since March 2023. He could face up to 20 years in prison.
Emma Tucker, editor-in-chief of the @WSJ, said in a message to readers, “To even call it a trial, however, is unfair to Evan and a continuation of this travesty of justice that already has gone on for far too long.”
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