MicroStrategy founder Michael Saylor prepared a three-minute speech for Microsoft's board of directors and CEO Satya Nadella, advocating for the company to consider investing in Bit. He calculated that if Microsoft fully invested in Bit, its market value could increase by nearly $5 trillion, and the stock price could reach $584.
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Saylor opened by saying, "Microsoft cannot miss the next tech wave, and Bit is that wave." The video urges Microsoft to use its cash flow, dividend payments, stock buybacks, and debt to buy Bit.
If you do this, your stock price will increase by hundreds of dollars, creating trillions of dollars in corporate value and eliminating shareholder risk.
If Microsoft aggressively buys Bit, its market value will increase by nearly $5 trillion
Microsoft's current market value is about $3.1 trillion, second only to Nvidia and Apple, making it the third largest publicly traded company (but it surpassed Apple in January and regained the top spot). It has spent $200 billion on dividend payments and its own stock buybacks over the past five years.
In his speech, Saylor claimed that if Microsoft uses all of its financial methods, including existing cash, dividends, stock buybacks, and debt, to purchase Bit, Microsoft's stock price could rise to $584 and its market value could increase by nearly $5 trillion over the next 10 years.
This assumption is based on:
- Microsoft's existing cash: $27 billion
- Current $70 billion cash flow, increasing by 10% annually
- Microsoft's 2024 stock price of $420
- Bit price growing 30% annually
Saylor hopes Microsoft can 'Do the right thing'
Saylor said public and political figures' support for Bit is surging, and there is a "crypto renaissance" happening, noting that the incoming Trump administration, new Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, Doge leader Elon Musk, and Vivek Ramaswamy are all Bit supporters.
Self-proclaimed Bit development company MicroStrategy has seen its fortunes soar recently, with its stock price up 3045% since announcing its policy of using Bit as the company's primary reserve asset in 2020, far outpacing the 1112% gain of the seven giants Nvidia, and the 103% gain of Microsoft. Saylor proudly displayed his company's stock performance in the presentation, hoping Microsoft will "Do the right thing" for its customers, employees, shareholders, and even the nation and the world!
