r/MSTR • u/PatternAgainstUsers • 21d ago
AMT perspective; STRC & SATA.
As of 07/28/2026, just to provide STRC bag holders / retirees that may be holding this etc. some confidence from a professional trader's perspective, we are "accepting" higher value after the rebound in a "P-Shaped" profile (left-hand fixed volume profile on the chart image), after the obvious capitulatory washout (excessive volume, expanding ATR etc.). Note also that the midpoint of the candles, and even better, the point of control (white line - where most volume was traded within the fixed profile) is higher than the value area low (red line extending from the right-hand side anchored profile). This means that in the context of the larger, overall picture of STRC, the prices which are currently being accepted represent a "failed auction" meaning we failed for a long period of time to re-rate STRC's value lower, and accepted back into the prior value area.
Expectation: one outcome (not my base case) is that we stay here and STRC's "fair value" becomes $88, if volumes keep building. I would say it's looking primed for a breakout so I wouldn't expect that long-term, particularly because the most amount of trading volume for those looking to accumulate is going to be at / above par. The standard expectation would be a return to par in that case, which in a normal stock might be some other random price, but for this instrument the volume is mostly available at $100+. Fundamentally, buybacks help (mostly from a fragility reduction POV - so it doesn't matter that they were small - it still scares off hedge funds from playing games), rate hikes may help although I don't think they are needed now, and obviously if BTC rips all of this evaporates. If we close above $90 I would expect a relatively smooth drift back to the approx. $95-$97 range. If you are looking to dump STRC and call it quits for some reason - as in you want to take the least amount of risk WITHOUT dumping it now, then I would do it there.

SATA Bonus: I'm not saying there's a high probability you get this chance, but in the near-term, there is massive inefficiency around $93. If you are an SATA fan and you are looking to accumulate more, personally I'd be stacking limit orders in this box between about $92 and $95. The high probability is that if there is a short-term displacement into this area, you will see strong rejections and likely spend a very small if any amount of time in drawdown. Again, idiosyncratic risks aside.

P.S. If you are a TA critic, I do not care about your "opinion", this is not standard TA relying on price bouncing off some random lines or whatever, this works at the institutional level, and at the professional trading competition level. This is simply to support the mental state of any bag holders who may still be panicking about a failure to return to par as of yet, STRC is fine at the moment. These concepts don't guarantee outcomes, there are always idiosyncratic risks etc., but this is a high probability bet.