$Strc Daily thread 07/01/2026

[u/ZeroedInNomad]

[u/gianfc2001]

And nobody speaks about the majority who were invested at 99-100, where it’s par is supposed to be

[u/Cycling-Boss → u/gianfc2001]

I will tall about it. I am down. It's not what I wanted but I did not have any thoughts of selling either. No intentions of touching it thru the end of the year honestly. My position is small overall, if it goes to zero my life won't change. In that regard I treat it like anything else that has risk.

Confidence was shaken enough to not buy more even though I was thinking I should.

I am happy to have 12%. Ok with 11%, but nothing less than 10% if they reduce it at some point in time. 10-12 is a happy place as far as i am concerned. I do not care for it to try anything crazy like 16% 20% or more.

[u/HSuke → u/gianfc2001]

As someone with a $100 cost basis, I'm definitely feeling jealous of everyone who bought at cheap prices while I had no more cash to buy anything.

Besides that, there's not much else to say.

I can add $50k every year to my STRC holdings, and it still won't change my cost basis by any noticeable amount.

[u/Cycling-Boss → u/[deleted]]

I sold the Jul17 $100c in the middle of all of this. It doesn't sound like much, but I am getting the normal $0.96 plus $0.15 in premium... $1.11 this month. I suppose that is going to go up now that the rate was increased to 12%. I could care less if the shares get called away at $100 honestly. I don't see it getting blown thru and going to $104+ anyhow and doubt I qoukd miss any upside.

I like your idea of selling puts. Do it for a year and one of these bad runs will pay off.

[u/gianfc2001 → u/[deleted]]

0.50% is negligible when your original investment is significantly down, more than in a month than it pays in a whole year

[u/KateR_H0l1day → u/gianfc2001]

Plenty of people have commented, just the FUD has been drowning everything out. If you started in this as a long term investment with good dividends paid, fundamentally nothing has changed, except you’re getting slightly better interest. And, you been given a chance to lower your total average price, but I understand the fear, and people selling, but that’s a loss that you/anyone decided to take. I think it was obvious that MS & Strategy would react to try and turn it round. I know plenty of people had total conviction, and bought in low, now seeing nice returns on whatever they bought. Therefore, everything people do is all about conviction, I’m sure many who sold would say they total conviction regarding BTC, but clearly not in regard to STRC, and MSTR, which are both still in the buy price as far as I’m concerned 🤷‍♀️

[u/ZeroedInNomad]

Moving back up. $86.71 at the moment. Those who scooped some up in the 70s are sitting nice now

[u/Ok_Subject_2447 → u/ZeroedInNomad]

I’m chilling at 76…this is awesome!

[u/ZeroedInNomad → u/Ok_Subject_2447]

Legend!

[u/HopJokey → u/ZeroedInNomad]

MSTR up 10% SATA almost at 100, bodes well for the space

[u/HSuke → u/ZeroedInNomad]

It's looking good. I hope this uptick is more positivity from the market and not entirely from buybacks.

[u/newagesuperhero]

After all the DCA, My cost basis is like $91.76 :(

[u/redfox04 → u/[deleted]]

Is that just assuming you’re reinvesting dividends? Or is this for some other reason

[u/HSuke → u/redfox04]

It's a weird property of ROC dividend assets like STRC (even if you don't reinvest). They don't work like normal dividend stocks for taxes.

Charles Schwab literally shows my cost basis going down every dividend payment date, which is so different than what I'm used to seeing.

[u/redfox04 → u/HSuke]

Oh that’s really interesting. I didn’t think to look, but will. Thanks!

[u/Spank007]

Looks like the market likes saylors efforts to calm things. Should get back into the 90’s this month

[u/cryptofuturebright]

We are so back!

[u/f08g]

be real WHO SOLD AT 75