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Strategy's Preferred: Fundamentals Behind The Daily Dividends

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By Joseph Parrish Verified
| Seeking Alpha
Oct 01, 2026, 12:39 PM ET, , , , Summary Strategy (MSTR) is shifting its preferreds—STRK, STRF, STRD, STRC—to daily dividends, aiming to mask volatility and adapt to rising rates. STRK stands out as the only Buy, offering seniority, capital protection, and BTC upside, while STRC provides higher current yield but greater risk. STRC's heavy issuance increased MSTR's leverage, raising solvency concerns and prompting buybacks funded by BTC sales.
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Forward Industries: Solana Discount Justifies Buy

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By Joseph Parrish Verified
| Seeking Alpha
Summary Forward Industries (FWDI) is the largest SOL DAT, climbing the past month after a weak year. FWDI's gains reflect finality on the CLARITY Act and rules from federal agencies to give a framework for crypto. The upside largely rests on the SOL discount and the underlying use case of Solana for agentic commerce. Forward still must prove that it can execute as the Berkshire of Solana, though. I wanted to follow up on Forward Industries (FWDI). I wrote about it in June.
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Curaleaf: Favorable Court Ruling Doesn't Repay Debt

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By Joseph Parrish Verified
| Seeking Alpha
Sep 14, 2026, 12:38 PM ET, Summary Curaleaf Holdings, Inc. faces significant debt, a weak cash position, and heavy reliance on intangible assets, raising insolvency concerns. Rescheduling cannabis offers tax relief, but CURLF’s core issues remain: high debt, poor margins, and insufficient free cash flow. Recent debt refinancing extended maturities to 2029 but at a costly 350 bps higher interest rate, straining future flexibility.
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