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MSCI to drop Strategy from global indexes,
putting billions in fund inflows at risk

Nov 11 (Reuters) - Index operator MSCI will remove Michael Saylor's Strategy (MSTR.O), opens new tab and other companies from its global indexes after determining they more closely resemble ​investment funds, a move that could curb passive investment flows ‌into the stocks.

MSCI last year proposed to exclude digital asset treasury companies whose holdings represent 50% or more of their total assets and then launched a broader review ​into what it called "non-operating companies." Such companies have fund-type characteristics, which ​are excluded from its benchmarks, it added.

Strategy's shares fell 2.5% ⁠in extended trading on Wednesday.
The company warned last year that an exclusion ​would result in $2.8 billion of its stock being liquidated and would "chill" the industry.
Tokyo-listed ​Metaplanet (3350.T), opens new tab, which also buys and holds bitcoin , and UK-based uranium-buying company Yellow Cake (YCA.L), opens new tab were also on the exclusion list. The companies will be removed from the MSCI USA ​and MSCI World indexes on December 1.
Strategy, Metaplanet and Yellow Cake did ​not immediately respond to Reuters requests for comment.
Saylor-led Strategy pioneered digital-asset treasuries last year, often ‌issuing ⁠fresh debt and equity to fund aggressive bitcoin accumulation.
The approach attracted investors seeking indirect exposure to crypto and boosted bitcoin prices, but it also left the companies vulnerable to the volatility of crypto prices.
Strategy's shares have slid ​around 20% so ​far this year, ⁠while bitcoin prices are down 15%.
Index inclusion matters to companies such as Strategy because passive funds and other investors ​tracking benchmarks are required to hold their shares.
MSCI's shake-up ​could lead ⁠to outflows of as much as $8.8 billion from Strategy stock if other index providers follow suit, J.P. Morgan had previously estimated.
Companies such as Ethereum treasury platform ⁠SharpLink (SBET.O), opens new tab ​were on the watchlist, according to the ​list published by MSCI on Wednesday.
Reporting by Johann M Cherian and Pritam Biswas in Bengaluru and ​Elizabeth Howcroft in London; Editing by Shilpi Majumdar, Sriraj Kalluvila and Leroy Leo

Our Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles.

J.P. Morgan had previously estimated. He also said that BTC next year will have an appreciation of 10% per year, but from what value for each BTC he did not say

[BobLawblaw]

Ok, so, this SpectraBlade (Adobe Audition cleanroom rewrite) project has kinda taken on a life of it's own.

Got a Windows version built, and have one of my former colleagues starting to bang on it, while he's working on his first album release.

Something I always wanted back in my sound designer days, was a way to integrate instruments into my audio editor, so that I could shape new sounds, then instantly edit them in an editor, before exporting for use in the project I was working on.

Hated the fact that I had to go back-and-forth between Cubase/Nuendo and Adobe Audition to massage the work into it's final form.

Now, I can do everything in one app.

What a time to be alive...

https://github.com/BobClawblaw/spectrablade

Edit: Also, it turns out, BitcoinMachineCode was immune to the recent Core CVE's that were going around.

bmc is also starting to mature furtuer, as I've now got Windows support working, and long-session memory allocation issues resolved on Linux and OSX.

https://github.com/BobClawblaw/bitcoinmachinecode

[Paashaas]

This is still a full raging bear market.

I don't see any reason at all why the price going back to $100k, it will take years.

Time for a long hibernation.

Take care.

[somac.]

This is still a full raging bear market.

I don't see any reason at all why the price going back to $100k, it will take years.

Time for a long hibernation.

Take care.

Is anyone still bullish or is everything over?

Wasn't a bull market meant to start in the 4Q of this year just like all previous? Or are we moving into a time of mass money printing and huge deficits, but BTC cycles ending and going down for essentially ever?

The mood everywhere seems to think this.

blood in the streets yet

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[El duderino_]

This is still a full raging bear market.

I don't see any reason at all why the price going back to $100k, it will take years.

Time for a long hibernation.

Take care.

Taking care, back in Asia soon...

Actually I don't really now if hibernating is more expensive or cheaper over there...
Sh*t can get crazy over there.

[DireWolfM14]

Still hoping to see the 60s for btc this week as it is coming.

Could be.

There is danger when guys speak with such certainty about the price direction of an asset that is traded on the market, and surely quite varied in how an asset like bitcoin can be moved (or not).

DCA on, and chill out.

I get paid on the 15th, and the mortgage has already been drafted from the fiat drain.  Whatever is left is getting washed through bisq whether the price is 60 or 80.

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[Floczy]

Since we are all sharing while bitcoin is not going uppity fast (to say the least), here is my OT humor attempt (based on recent medical experiences):

1. Urologists are dicks.
2. Proctologists are a-holes
3. ENT docs don't hear what you want to say and, finally,

4. All docs try to "load" you up with a multitude of meds of questionable utility and unclear side effects upon a prolonged use.

You didn't spare any field  

I personally don't go to the doctor always, not every discomfort requires medication intervention, sometimes we underate the body's natural healing mechanism, any little little discomfort and "I have to go meet a doctor" bla bla bla

Most drugs I take says "if symptoms persist after 3 days go and see the doctor" there is a reason for that statement. Apart from taking drugs and putting in tons of chemicals to your system, give your body a range of time and see if it will be able to correct the discomfort (only if it's not too serious) and if the it continues at least after 2-3 days then you can meet the doctor.

It's also another challenge to find doctors who are willing to listen to their patients and have a good honest and understanding conversation telling patients why they need some drugs, not just giving a lot of drugs, but we also deserve some explanations of why we should take this drugs

[Floczy]

DCA on, and chill out.

I get paid on the 15th, and the mortgage has already been drafted from the fiat drain.  Whatever is left is getting washed through bisq whether the price is 60 or 80.

Keep pushing regardless of sentiment

Peak life formula

[goldkingcoiner]

Since we are all sharing while bitcoin is not going uppity fast (to say the least), here is my OT humor attempt (based on recent medical experiences):

1. Urologists are dicks.
2. Proctologists are a-holes
3. ENT docs don't hear what you want to say and, finally,

4. All docs try to "load" you up with a multitude of meds of questionable utility and unclear side effects upon a prolonged use.

You didn't spare any field  

I personally don't go to the doctor always, not every discomfort requires medication intervention, sometimes we underate the body's natural healing mechanism, any little little discomfort and "I have to go meet a doctor" bla bla bla

Most drugs I take says "if symptoms persist after 3 days go and see the doctor" there is a reason for that statement. Apart from taking drugs and putting in tons of chemicals to your system, give your body a range of time and see if it will be able to correct the discomfort (only if it's not too serious) and if the it continues at least after 2-3 days then you can meet the doctor.

It's also another challenge to find doctors who are willing to listen to their patients and have a good honest and understanding conversation telling patients why they need some drugs, not just giving a lot of drugs, but we also deserve some explanations of why we should take this drugs

Two heads are better than one. Especially if one of those heads is an expert. Nobody is forcing treatments unto you, so I think finding a decent doctor and visiting him/her every now and then just to get some advice and screening is a better option than sit at home and hope the ouchies go away.

Any medical student gets taught the (satirical) "Rules of the House of God" in their first semester and my fav is:

The best delivery of medical care is to do as much nothing as possible.

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[LoyceV]

This is still a full raging bear market.

Everything tech looks very nervous at the moment. Imagine one affair two affairs wiping a trillion dollars off one stock alone!

[Floczy]

Since we are all sharing while bitcoin is not going uppity fast (to say the least), here is my OT humor attempt (based on recent medical experiences):

1. Urologists are dicks.
2. Proctologists are a-holes
3. ENT docs don't hear what you want to say and, finally,

4. All docs try to "load" you up with a multitude of meds of questionable utility and unclear side effects upon a prolonged use.

You didn't spare any field  

I personally don't go to the doctor always, not every discomfort requires medication intervention, sometimes we underate the body's natural healing mechanism, any little little discomfort and "I have to go meet a doctor" bla bla bla

Most drugs I take says "if symptoms persist after 3 days go and see the doctor" there is a reason for that statement. Apart from taking drugs and putting in tons of chemicals to your system, give your body a range of time and see if it will be able to correct the discomfort (only if it's not too serious) and if the it continues at least after 2-3 days then you can meet the doctor.

It's also another challenge to find doctors who are willing to listen to their patients and have a good honest and understanding conversation telling patients why they need some drugs, not just giving a lot of drugs, but we also deserve some explanations of why we should take this drugs

Two heads are better than one. Especially if one of those heads is an expert. Nobody is forcing treatments unto you, so I think finding a decent doctor and visiting him/her every now and then just to get some advice and screening is a better option than sit at home and hope the ouchies go away.

Any medical student gets taught the (satirical) "Rules of the House of God" in their first semester and my fav is:

The best delivery of medical care is to do as much nothing as possible.

Oh I would have made it clear

Context is mainly about the intake of drugs, not necessarily about going to visit the doctor for check up or so on

[philipma1957]

This is still a full raging bear market.

Everything tech looks very nervous at the moment. Imagine one affair two affairs wiping a trillion dollars off one stock alone!

Well the pos quit.

And they put a women in as temp ceo.

Also one of his multiple fuck and suck dolls was a spy.

Who knows how much of future better chips were leaked to China.

Would be nice to she him and the spy-ho be put to death for espionage.

[philipma1957]

This is still a full raging bear market.

I don't see any reason at all why the price going back to $100k, it will take years.

Time for a long hibernation.

Take care.

Maybe when trump leaves in 2029 the rally will begin.

And in fall 2029 we go ath of 180k then the insane cycle belief will kick in with a tanking to say 110k.

Yeah to me btc is lucky if it gets to 180k in fall of 2029.

Still holding 1 coin down from 2.35

Oh spacex is rallying.

It will reach $500

Faster than btc hits 200k