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Strategy Plans To Be Regular And Disciplined Buyer Of Its Perpetual Stretch Preferred Stock Trading As 'STRC' When It's Under $100 Per Share; Won't Issue New STRC Shares Below $100 Per Share
While STRC trades below its $100 per share stated amount, Strategy intends to be a regular and disciplined purchaser of STRC, subject to market conditions, applicable law, available liquidity, and the Company’s
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