MSTR is currently trading at a significant discount—roughly 61% below where Wall Street analysts have set their average price target of $441. What does that math tell us? Simple: there's potentially 158% upside on the table. Here's the kicker though—analyst targets tend to be on the conservative side anyway. So when you're looking at that kind of gap between current price and consensus estimates, it's worth paying attention to whether the market is pricing in something the broader research community hasn't fully accounted for yet.
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MetaverseVagabond
· 44m ago
MSTR's discount this time is really amazing, with a 158% upside sounding great, but why is the market so skeptical about it? Feels like there's a trap.
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MidsommarWallet
· 18h ago
Hmm... a 158% growth potential sounds very tempting, but I'm more concerned about why the market doesn't trust those Wall Street analysts.
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CryingOldWallet
· 18h ago
Oh my god, 158%? That's a bit scary, but analyst targets are usually conservative. Is this reliable?
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degenwhisperer
· 19h ago
A 61% discount? I think this is mostly the market digesting something that everyone hasn't reacted to yet.
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bridge_anxiety
· 19h ago
I think these numbers look quite tempting, but the target of those Wall Street folks is often just for peace of mind; the real upside could be even crazier.
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TokenTaxonomist
· 19h ago
ngl the 158% math checks out but let me pull up my spreadsheet real quick—analyst targets are taxonomically incorrect half the time anyway. market's probably pricing in some systemic risk they're all too bullish to acknowledge, per my analysis.
MSTR is currently trading at a significant discount—roughly 61% below where Wall Street analysts have set their average price target of $441. What does that math tell us? Simple: there's potentially 158% upside on the table. Here's the kicker though—analyst targets tend to be on the conservative side anyway. So when you're looking at that kind of gap between current price and consensus estimates, it's worth paying attention to whether the market is pricing in something the broader research community hasn't fully accounted for yet.