Stock buybacks and their effect on value explained
William A Doyle discusses why corporations buy back shares, noting treasury stock loses voting rights and dividends. Fewer shares can boost ownership percentage but not necessarily earnings per share. cash used reduces assets. Inflation risk, dividends versus expansion, and broker authorization processes are also covered.
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