Clear Street analyst Brian Dobson recently slashed the price target on Michael Saylor-led MicroStrategy (Nasdaq: MSTR), now Strategy. The analyst decided to lower the price target after the stock suffered huge volatility on the charts, Investing.com reported on Jan. 9. Related: Michael Saylor's MicroStrategy sits on unrealized loss worth billions Analyst remains long-term optimistic on Strategy Strategy holds 687,410 Bitcoin (BTC) as of Jan. 11, making it the world's largest Bitcoin corporate holder. ...

Company Overview - Strategy Inc (NASDAQ:MSTR) is an analytics and Bitcoin holding company [2] - The company's shares have lost 48% year-to-date, reflecting the performance of Bitcoin, which has dipped by 5% year-to-date and 28% since early October [2] Analyst Ratings - Citi lowered Strategy Inc's share price target to $485 from $325 while maintaining a Buy rating on December 21st [2] - Bernstein also reduced its price target for Strategy Inc to $450 from $600 on December 8th, citing excessive market concerns despite the cut [2] Market Sentiment - Jim Cramer has discussed Strategy Inc multiple times, acknowledging the company's troubles but referring to CEO Michael Saylor as "Houdini" [2] - Cramer described Strategy Inc as "one of the worst stocks of the year" but still sees potential in the company [3] Future Outlook - Citi remains optimistic about the digital assets group, suggesting that legislative changes could benefit the sector in 2026 [2] - There is a belief that some AI stocks may offer greater promise for higher returns compared to Strategy Inc [3]