Quote from: ginsan on March 25, 2023, 10:16:35 PM

Quote from: fillippone on March 23, 2023, 12:17:26 PM

Quote from: ginsan on March 19, 2023, 09:34:21 PM

btc touched $28k today. the entry point that microstrategy makes in the average buy is in the $30k range so this is a beautiful period in the shadows that I feel in saylor mind. i think btc will touch $30k in the near future. quite a quick reversal considering that in the previous month btc touched $15k or its lowest point since touching ATH $69k.

well for this year Q1 may be ending soon, is there any rumor that Saylor will buy the first btc of the year or he will skip Q1 to buy btc within this year. the last time microstrategy bought btc was on 24/12 and this has been the last purchase or they are waiting for the right moment to make an entry Grin

I strongly doubt that Micheal Saylor is trying to time the market. I guess his buying pattern is more dictated by funding issues (be cash flows from operations, equity or debt proceedings).
Anyway, I like it. It’s time to buy some more.

most likely as you said where large funding will be more flexible for Saylor or MS to increase their btc holdings at the bottom price or below the average entry price that they do.

I also found several people on social media asking the same thing Cheesy

source : https://twitter.com/Bitcoinfinity/status/1637339281579720706?t=hkqJmBB-SHPx36wA2isMHw&s=19

but one thing I can say to Saylor, most likely he will wait for the average entry price that they did to be reached this year and even this month because they/Saylor were at minus 50% at the end of last year it would be more efficient to get funding latest or he again has the option to take out more loans to buy btc because he is that type of person.

With those examples, you are not really bolstering what fillippone had said ginsan. Sure there might be some convenience for Saylor to buy a bit more on the dips, and perhaps Saylor might be regretting that he had never really been motivated by buying on the dip as a serious consideration, yet ongoingly people are trying to assign those kinds of " buying on dips" motivations to Saylor and there still is hardly any evidence that Saylor gives too many ratt's asses about trying to time dips.. or figure out how much of a dip is a dip, and in some sense, for Saylor any BTC price is likely a good bargain - once he and his Company is able to clear such authorizations to buy.... .. based on the various kinds of considerations that fillippone already outlined - including is cash available through cashflow considerations or ability to dip into various sources of cash that might allow him to buy more BTC..

I think with anyone, when the price of what you bought had gone down (including something like BTC), you can retroactively look back and say that you could have waited to buy in order that you would have been able to get more at the current price rather than the higher price that you had paid, so in that regard, Saylor had been showing some of those kinds of appearance of potential regret, but at the same time, he still does not seem to be centrally motivated by that - in spite of the ongoing imposition of those ideas on him.