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Strategy shareholders have approved an amendment to move dividends from a monthly to a semi-monthly schedule.
The first record date under the new cadence is June 30. The first payment date will be July 15. Shareholders who participated in the vote were thanked.
MSTR is trading at $127.15, well below the MA-20 ($160.96), MA-50 ($155.28), and MA-200 ($201.86), indicating strong short-, medium-, and long-term bearish pressure. The Ichimoku Kijun at $155.76 stands above the current price and should be considered immediate resistance; near-term support is found at MA-100 ($148.51), with key resistance next at MA-20 ($160.96), while additional resistance is marked by the Kijun and MA-50 near $155.28.
Momentum remains weak as MACD on D1 signals a continued sell with negative values, and ADX is neutral, suggesting trend strength is limited. RSI, Stoch RSI, and CCI on D1 all point to oversold levels, highlighted by an RSI of 29.49, suggesting the stock is under short-term pressure; BBP confirms sellers dominate as it stays markedly negative. In today’s session, MSTR is up 5.57%, marking a sharp bounce. Over the past week, MSTR has risen $6.71 (6.18%) from the previous weekly close of $120.44, with the current price positioned in the middle of the range and weekly volatility standing at 24.71%. After an early move to a high of $142.80, the price is consolidating well off the extremes.
For the coming week, the expected trading range is $124.50 to $133.50, containing the price within a realistic band and situated between the 52-week low ($104.17) and high ($457.22). With no "Buy" signals among RSI-W1, ADX-W1, MACD-W1, or MA-50-W1, the probability of an upside move is very low (less than 20%). The opposite outcome—a further decline—remains much more likely. Baseline scenario calls for sideways movement within this $9 range. A sustained move above $133.50 could target short-term recovery, but a drop below $124.50 would open risks of a new probe toward the yearly lows.
Previously it was reported that Strategy’s shares were likely to consolidate as technical signals diverged and capital management actions fueled volatility. In light of the evolving market environment, traders should remain alert to potential shifts in momentum, with particular attention to the next breakout or breakdown as the prevailing scenario to monitor.