BUZZ-Strategy shares fall after MSCI warns it may be removed from global indices
路透社2026/10/16 12:37October 16 - ** The share price of Strategy company (MSTR.O), led by Michael Saylor, fell by 2.7% to $147.2 in pre-market trading
** MSCI stated that under the new regulations, this Bitcoin buyer (link) may be excluded from its global index
** MSCI announced on Thursday that, starting from the close on November 30, non-operating companies will no longer qualify for inclusion in its "Global Investable Market Index"
** This move could threaten the company's billions of dollars in passive investment
** The company warned last year that if it is excluded, it could trigger a $2.8 billion stock sell-off
** As of the close of the previous trading day, the stock had declined by 0.4% so far this year
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