Why MicroStrategy's stock chart now looks so bearish Provided by Dow Jones Feb 25, 2025, 1:28:00 PM ...

MSTR's prospects are fueled by bitcoin gains and rising subscription revenues, but a premium valuation makes the stock risky.

But as MicroStrategy continues to raise billions in capital — targeting $42 billion in new funding over the next three years — to quadruple down on its Bitcoin bet, concerns are mounting.

It wasn't just the constant appearances, but subtle changes in Saylor's attitude to what might charitably be described by U.S. sports fans as "spiking the football" following a touchdown. Among them ...

The stock has dropped below a key support zone, defined by the breakaway gap in the charts between the Nov. 8 intraday high of $279.38 and the Nov. 11 intraday low of $293.30.