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Peter Schiff Claims Strategy Will Deliver “Even Worse Returns” In 2026


Peter Schiff Claims Strategy Will Deliver “Even Worse Returns” In 2026

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  • Peter Schiff says Strategy’s 11% preferred dividend indicates financial stress.
  • Strategy shares fell nearly 49% in 2025, ending as the worst performer in the Nasdaq-100.
  • A pending MSCI decision could trigger up to $2.8 billion in passive outflows.

Peter Schiff warned that Strategy’s stock could post even worse returns in 2026 after the company lifted the dividend on its preferred shares to 11%.

Schiff’s comment followed Michael Saylor’s disclosure that the STRC preferred stock will pay a higher yield starting in January. He argued that the increase indicates stress rather than strength.

He said Strategy was already struggling to sustain a 10% payout and that raising it further shows the preferred shares are low quality. According to Schiff, Saylor’s announcement points to deeper balance sheet pressure that could spill into common shares.

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