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Strategy Rebounds to $1.4B Unrealized Gain as BTC Surges
business1 month ago

Strategy Rebounds to $1.4B Unrealized Gain as BTC Surges

Strategy, the Bitcoin treasury vehicle led by Michael Saylor, has swung from about $13 billion underwater in July to roughly $1.4 billion in unrealized gains as Bitcoin trades around $77,000. The firm holds 840,447 BTC acquired at an average price of $75,385, with BTC near its average purchase price helping lift the position back into the black. The rebound follows the company selling BTC earlier this year to fund STRC buybacks and dividends, including 6,948 BTC sold for $432.5 million since May, and later raising $334 million via MSTR share sales to boost its cash cushion to about $4.8 billion. Shares rose about 10% pre-market on the rally, though BTC remains below its October peak.

Google’s SpaceX windfall fuels near $100B unrealized gains, but AI race looms
technology2 months ago

Google’s SpaceX windfall fuels near $100B unrealized gains, but AI race looms

Alphabet’s early SpaceX stake is now worth about $94.1B, contributing to nearly $100B in unrealized gains as SpaceX’s valuation nears $1.5T after its IPO; Google also backs Anthropic and Databricks. Despite the windfall, earnings questions centered on capex and AI progress, with revenue up ~25% and the stock slipping ~1.2% as executives avoided discussing the investments on the call.

Cramer Urges Early 2026 Profit-Taking: Lock in Gains Without Dumping Everything
business8 months ago

Cramer Urges Early 2026 Profit-Taking: Lock in Gains Without Dumping Everything

Jim Cramer warns that unrealized gains on high-flying stocks are just “paper gains” and urges investors to book profits early in 2026, moving a substantial portion of holdings into cash while still evaluating fundamentals. He cautions against holding moonshots with weak earnings or sales, but says not to sell everything. The idea is to trim positions and avoid chasing risk, using examples like IonQ and Trade Desk to illustrate how fundamentals can deteriorate even after big rallies as the market remains near all-time highs.