I just saw an interesting investment announcement from AIMCo, Canada's giant pension fund. They actually increased their position in Strategy while the price was dropping, and now they have an unrealized gain of about $69 million from that investment. This dip-buying strategy is often used by institutional investors when they are confident in the long-term fundamentals.

What’s interesting is the timing; amid market volatility, they still dare to accumulate. This shows that institutional money still sees value in this sector even though many retail investors are panic selling. If a pension fund as large as AIMCo is still actively investing, it’s usually a good signal for long-term market sentiment.