'Ponzi Scheme': Saylor's Strategy's New Dividend Policy Raises Criticism

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Strategy's most recent dividend-focused move is receiving more and more criticism, some analysts have openly compared the structure to a Ponzi scheme.The controversy comes at the worst time, because ...

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  • Guavaxf3006
    03-02
    Guavaxf3006
    Dividends paid must always come from fresh cash generated from profits. MSTR's dividends comes from fresh cash coming from new share issues. And with Bitcoin prices falling, there is no profit generation to support paying the dividend other than from issuing more shares. How is this not a ponzi? At what point will the authorities take action? 
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