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..
Micheal Saylor never advices on trying to time the market and buy the dips, yet he advocated long investment horizons, 4 year minimums and DCA approach to entry point.
In this perspective, and having in mind the Microstrategy buying strategy, the “buy the dip” approach makes little or not sense at all.
I think I igsce stated the above various times here on the thread, but regularly we turn back discussing.
Buying the dip is necessary if you have a trading approach to bitcoin, with a short investment time. MS instead always talked about investment approach, with a 4 year time horizon. In this context the price oscillation greatly fade away.