MicroStrategy (MSTR) stock trades at $132, up 8% this week despite a six-month decline of 61% linked to Bitcoin’s slump. The stock has found a floor above $100. Analysts project a rebound, with 88% rating it a buy, though Bitcoin’s price trajectory remains critical. The company reported a $12.44 billion net loss last quarter but continues its Bitcoin accumulation strategy.
MicroStrategy stock is showing signs of a potential rebound after a prolonged downturn. The shares are currently trading at $132, marking an 8% weekly gain despite a 61% plunge over the past six months.
Analysts are now hoping for a further rally for both MSTR and Bitcoin. Bitcoin presently trades just above $67,000 after declining 23% in one month.
The company faces significant financial challenges, including a $12.44 billion net loss in Q4 2025. Despite this, MicroStrategy remains focused on Bitcoin accumulation, utilizing preferred stock to manage financial risks.
Most Wall Street analysts covering the stock maintain a positive outlook. 88% of analysts covering the stock on Wall Street rate MSTR a buy, suggesting that the recent dip could prove a buying opportunity.
Price targets for the stock vary widely among those analysts. The lowest forecasts have MSTR reaching $185, while the highest is over $700.
Brace for a Crypto Summer Surge, Says Saylor is a related topic of discussion. The company’s financial strategy is heavily tied to Bitcoin’s market performance.
If Bitcoin stays below $70,000, raising fresh capital becomes expensive for MicroStrategy. That scenario could push the company toward selling more stock or floating preferreds with bigger yields.
Such moves would hit common shareholders with dilution. This would add financial pressure during an already challenging period.
