> derivative stuff these days now,

that's a weird definitional question. No, they're selling a lot of preferred shares (mostly STRC, which is basically a high-yield bank account at this point). 

> hard for me to see an upside to it all, even if I were to want to play Wallstreet games.

if you see an upside to bitcoin, there ought to be an upside to MSTR. (Basically the best steelman I can make)

denlillaapan

Right, they are selling lots of derivative stuff these days now, no?

That friend really bought into the idea that big crashes are now a thing of the past with the institutional interest. Probably watched too much Saylor propaganda~~

Overall, hard for me to see an upside to it all, 

 I were to want to play Wallstreet games.

econ

Strategy's Suspiciously Poorly Made Purchases?

> different MSTR securities are structured

Right, they are selling lots of derivative stuff these days now, no?

> in the event that things go south

That friend really bought into the idea that big crashes are now a thing of the past with the institutional interest. Probably watched too much Saylor propaganda~~

Overall, hard for me to see an upside to it all, _even if_ I were to want to play Wallstreet games.