MicroStrategy shareholder says his $219K investment for three children fell 73%, Saylor responds

If you hold MicroStrategy for less than four years, you are in the wrong instrument. Even after a shareholder lost $159,000 of his children’s savings, the company refused to pay dividends, telling investors to brace for years of pain for a 10-year payoff. With the stock 74% below its peak and facing a potential $11 billion index exclusion, is this a visionary strategy or a reckless gamble with retail money? Is a decade-long wait for breakeven acceptable to you? What’s your take?
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