STRC Preferred Shares Keep Stalling Just Under the $100 Mark

STRC has been trading in a tight band just below triple digits, with TradingView's official record showing overnight prints of 97.85 and 98.01 in early September. That's the tape to watch, not a hype number. According to TradingView's French-language page, the stock's all-time high sits at 99.00, hit back on August 1. Multiple TradingView regional pages, including the Hebrew, German, Vietnamese and Indian editions, have separately clocked the price hovering in the high 97s to high 98s through October, with 99.00 popping up more than once as a ceiling rather than a breakout point. That pattern is why the call leans toward the $100 level not getting tagged. A preferred stock like this trades more like a yield instrument than a momentum play. It's been grinding sideways under a hard psychological line for months, per the various TradingView sources, without a single confirmed print breaking through. No official record in the evidence shows a High candle at or above 100. The one thing that could flip this fast is a sudden volume spike, maybe tied to broader Strategy Inc news or a market-wide risk-on move that drags preferred yields lower and prices higher. Short of that kind of catalyst, watch whether STRC can even close a session above that 99.00 high water mark before worrying about the century mark.