MSCI Delisting? Not the Disaster People Think
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MSTR’s price has slid nearly 25% in 30 days, partly due to concerns that MSCI might remove crypto-heavy balance sheet companies from its indices—forcing index funds to sell.
Hougan says the impact is typically far smaller than people expect. Even when $2.1B of buying hit the stock during its Nasdaq-100 inclusion last year, the price barely moved.
His take: index changes create noise, not long-term direction. -
Delisting fears are often overblown and rarely change fundamentals.
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Markets usually stabilize once uncertainty clears.