MicroStrategy sends harsh response to fresh MSCI delisting threat

MicroStrategy faces a total delisting from MSCI indexes because it’s being labeled a "non-operating" company without a real business. Despite its $23.9 billion market cap, new rules target firms that hold too much Bitcoin and generate too little cash. If a company fails to meet basic operating ratios, it’s out—regardless of its stock price. Should index providers have the power to dictate what assets a company can own, or is MSTR just a glorified ETF? What’s your take?
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