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MSCI’s new rules could squeeze Strategy’s Bitcoin buying machine


MSCI is moving to remove non-operating companies from its Global Investable Market Indexes, and the final list of affected constituents will be announced on Nov. 11. For Michael Saylor's Strategy, the move threatens access to billions in index-linked capital at a time when MSTR shares are trading roughly 69% below their peak.
On Oct. 15, MSCI announced the new methodology, which takes effect after the Nov. 30 market close. Under the framework, companies first face a screen for substantial operating assets. Those that fail will then be tested against five financial ratios, with ineligibility triggered by failing at least four. Existing constituents must fail the eligibility screen in both of their two...
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