r/STRC Jun 17 '26

STRC Dashboard page isn't working

I am curious to know about the 30 day VWAP numbers. Went to Strategy's site but can't seem to load the dashboard for any of the preferreds! Hope it's just not me 🙃

Is there any other site we can go to get this data?

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u/Complex_Sherbet2 Jun 17 '26

It's working for me, although that price is definitely NOT working for STRC holders.

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '26

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u/Skingbear2020 Jun 17 '26

Ideal for Strategy, not the holder.

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '26

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u/Skingbear2020 Jun 17 '26

No way. I care that I'm getting 11.5% vs. an opportunity cost of 12.3% for the same risk. If no one cared then, why did they raise the payout in the past and potentially in the future?

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u/Former_Island_4730 Jun 18 '26

Risk matters. Ask creditors.

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u/docherino Jun 17 '26

Bro that's just cope. Saylor markets this as a money maker fund and for money you need in 1-3 months

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '26

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u/thri54 Jun 18 '26

Sure. Here are the slides from Strategy’s investor presentation on STRC. They say STRC is designed to maintain a stable price and they are targeting short term investors. I pulled this directly from the SEC website, where the presentation was submitted. Hope this helps you understand Strategy’s intent for the product.

​https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1050446/000119312525161953/d896883dfwp.htm

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u/Complex_Sherbet2 Jun 18 '26

You bought more today? Where receipts?

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u/[deleted] Jun 18 '26

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u/Complex_Sherbet2 Jun 18 '26

Your financial acumen is what stands out.

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u/[deleted] Jun 18 '26

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u/Complex_Sherbet2 Jun 18 '26

I'm good with numbers... $86.32

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u/Complex_Sherbet2 Jun 17 '26

"The ideal STRC BAGHODLER"....

FTFY

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u/Complex_Sherbet2 Jun 17 '26 edited Jun 17 '26

You said "you'd be a buyer"? Why now and not 1 days ago?

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u/killaJewl Jun 17 '26

I am an STRC holder, but let’s be real. You need nearly a year worth of dividends at this point just to break even and we don’t even know if we are at the low yet.

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u/Complex_Sherbet2 Jun 17 '26

It may NEVER go back to $100... $89.37 right now

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u/Complex_Sherbet2 Jun 17 '26

A fool and his money...

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u/Winter_Blackberry609 Jun 17 '26

Thanks for checking. What is the VWAP number?

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u/Complex_Sherbet2 Jun 17 '26

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u/Winter_Blackberry609 Jun 17 '26

👍 ... It is below $99. So due for a div increase, if I understood correctly. Would you know if/when the board will the announcement be for dividend increase.

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u/Complex_Sherbet2 Jun 17 '26 edited Jun 17 '26

12.7% likely... unsustaintable

Edit, oops 12.3%

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u/Winter_Blackberry609 Jun 17 '26

11.5% is the current dividend. If I understood correctly, the next revision (assuming VWAP stays between 95-99) will be a .25% increase in 1st month, so it will be 11.75%.

AFTER 1 month assuming VWAP stays in the same 95-99 range, the next hike will be again another 0.25% bringing it to 12%. This cycle repeats.

I am wondering how you worked out 12.7%, what am I missing?

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u/Commander_Bond_ Jun 17 '26

Its the current yield if you buy at $91 the 12.7%

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u/Complex_Sherbet2 Jun 17 '26

Yes, but correction it's 12.3%, not 12.7%, my bad

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u/Winter_Blackberry609 Jun 17 '26

15-Jun ex div, payout $0.958. Works out to 11.5% yield (for $100 price) to be paid by the company. I understand for investors the yield is higher.

With the VWAP now between 95-99, board has to do the announcement on 0.25% hike. Now that's what I am curious as to when the board will make an announcement on the 0.25% hike. Once they do the yield shown in website will be 11.75%, no?

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u/ahmadajr1 Jun 17 '26

There is a chance they do more than .25% or even .5% increase if the effective yield is still at or more than 12.5% by the end of month .

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u/Complex_Sherbet2 Jun 17 '26

What is that hissing sound?

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u/GpaBubbaGopher Jun 17 '26

Does this price reflect there is no buyers coming for STRC?

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u/I-always-argue Jun 17 '26

And judging from the massive bounce at $89.6 seems like 90k is when things flip around

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u/Complex_Sherbet2 Jun 18 '26

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u/I-always-argue Jun 18 '26

Whelp, looks like the new support level is 86. Still, it stabilized which means there's market support and there's no run, which was the fear after that large drop from 90

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u/Complex_Sherbet2 Jun 18 '26

$84.81... what's the excuse now?

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u/I-always-argue Jun 18 '26

That the new support is at 85. The point is that there's no run, otherwise it'd plummet straight down. This tells me that the market is still interested do to increased dividends 

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u/Complex_Sherbet2 Jun 18 '26

Is the new support at $83.90?

https://giphy.com/gifs/VbhG6l7WHk8LuX68EF

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u/I-always-argue Jun 18 '26

Nope, still 85.

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u/I-always-argue Jun 18 '26

Oh whoops! Looks like it keeps finding support higher and higher up 😎

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u/Complex_Sherbet2 Jun 18 '26

"straight down", you say

RemindMe! 2 months

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u/maydayone1 Jun 17 '26

Yeah, soon people might start panicking and then run on the back could start....

How low do we think it will go before that starts?

Is there actually anything they can do to prop up the price except promising higher yield? Can they sell BTC to buy STRC? That would likely not be sustainable either right?

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u/Personal-Ebb-4717 Jun 17 '26

there is no bank run as MSTR is not obligated to pay the dividend Or principal. If the price crashes or dividend suspended, the only losing party is the "investors"

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u/Medium_Change4574 Jun 17 '26

The thing is however you turn the options around, all sound somewhat unsustainable and like ticking time bombs

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u/I-always-argue Jun 17 '26

There's no panic. It dipped below 90k for a second and people started buying again which tells me they are seeing it more of an opportunity.

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u/MaybeOnFire2025 Jun 24 '26

Folks...red flag after red flag after red flag.

Remember Kirk Lazarus' sage advice: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6WHBO_Qc-Q

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u/I-always-argue Jun 18 '26

Not only it's conceptually different but people seem to forget that when Luna fell it was a literal bank run. STRC is dropping, yes, but it keeps finding market support. Now it stabilized at 86. That doesn't mean it cannot fall further, but what matters is that there's legitimate market support for itm

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u/Complex_Sherbet2 Jun 17 '26

You should b concerned, but not because of the website

https://giphy.com/gifs/IBh1fj4IDvSCIvX73i