Sentences with phrase «buy back shares»

Similarly you could personally buy back the shares, increase your position in your C Corp and therefore back your retirement account out of the position.

Eric, I was told that you could either buy back the shares all at once or over time.

Macerich Co. agreed to sell minority stakes in eight U.S. malls for $ 2.3 billion to Singapore's GIC Pte and property investor Heitman LLC, a deal that will allow the landlord to pay a special dividend, buy back shares and cut debt.

Many were lured by the idea of getting in early — a real desire in start - up - mad China — and Mr. Jia's promise that he or his investment vehicles would buy back the shares at a generous rate of return if the businesses did not go public.

Debevoise is also representing Suzuki Motor Corporation in launching an international arbitration against Volkswagen AG in November in an effort to buy back shares.

Leeward Capital disclosed a 5.4 % stake in December and urged the board to restore the dividend at an increased level or buy back shares.

The most common type of investment company, commonly called a mutual fund, stands ready to buy back its shares at their current net asset value.

When companies report diluted EPS, they calculate how much it would cost to buy back the shares exercised from in the money options adjusting for the tax benefit from the loss.

And speaking of catalysts, it's a brave new world out there for tech companies — activist investors now have an appetite for targeting & harrying even the largest of tech companies to declare a dividend, do a spin - off, buy back shares, or even take on debt.

Add in companies always using spare capital to buy back shares, and maxing out debts to fit the liberal edge of your preferred rating profile.

Set up a valuation metric off of book or sales, since they don't move as much as earnings, and then offer to buy back shares at a multiple of the metric that you think represents intrinsic value.

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They used to buy back shares... now they don't.

Don't buy back shares all of the time.

Even if a company lacks opportunities for growth, management can use the excess cash to increase dividends or buy back shares, which should, at least in theory, prop up a stock's price.

It will suppress their ability to buy back shares of their stocks and inhibit necessary capital expenditures.

One difference (among many of course) between Berkshire then and Outerwall now is that Berkshire was closing plants and using proceeds to buy back shares.

He noted that Magna is using its balance sheet more prudently, adding slightly more leverage, but using that to consistently grow the dividend, make appropriate acquisitions that add long - term value, and buy back shares.

In order to pay back the shares, you now need to buy back your shares as $ 6 - which is the price off the ask offers on the order book.

So, don't go trying to buy back the shares early in another account or indulging in some other tomfoolery.

I might also point out that when they buy back shares, they do so with profits — that is, after - tax dollars — whereas if they simply paid CEOs more the extra salary would come from pre-tax dollars.

If a significant number of shareholders are paying higher taxes on those dividends, they very well might prefer that Microsoft buy back shares with the money instead (which indirectly creates higher stock prices).

Should a dividend paying company buy back shares or pay down debt?

Open - ended funds are required to buy back shares from investors at the end of every day.

The fund company will sell you shares at that price (don't forget about any sales charge, see below) or will buy back your shares at that price (possibly less some fee).

The investment company does not have to buy back shares to fulfill investor demand.

UPS generates a ton of cash which they use to pay out a nice dividend and to regularly buy back shares.

They may buy back shares when the price falls, but not because there aren't indexers in the stock anymore.

Instead of paying a higher dividend, Apple is using its excess cash to buy back shares from investors, thereby reducing the number of shares in issue.

However, as papy02 says above (and I think I said elsewhere), the prospect of the board selling shares @ 32p & then buying them back (possibly, shortly thereafter) at far higher prices seems a mite embarrassing... It certainly seems to suggest at least one of those decisions might be less than smart — and I certainly don't think it would be the decision to buy back shares at an attractive discount..!

Notably, Chief Executive Officer Ole Jacob Diesen's remark that ``... If we were to buy back shares, the share price has to be even lower» indicates an astounding belief that the stock is presently over-valued.

The company managed to opportunistically buy back shares via two tender offers far below NAV.

Of course, you have to admit that an optimal resolution is probably not possible in the case of GRVY given the ownership structure; it is unlikely that the company will optimize their capital allocation and buy back shares or pay out a large dividend.

It also means the company has room to keep increasing the payout and buy back its shares.

Buy back your shares.

Basically, they shall keep working on their bread and butter business, and buy back shares when they get too cheap so they can increase the payout on the fewer remaning shares.

Many folks aren't keen to do that, so they often look to buy back the shares.

Given the documented preference by companies to buy back shares in recent years, the contribution from dividends going forward may be closer to the 2001 - 2014 experience than the average experience of the last 130 years.

The rationale is that when companies buy back their shares, the same investors are now vying for fewer shares, which should have a bullish effect.

The question an astute investor may wish to pursue is whether or not corporations will even be positioned to take on more debt to buy back their shares going forward.

If a merger with ZIGO was an inevitability, perhaps it would have been better to buy back the shares before the merger, especially since ESIO seems to be getting less in value from ZIGO than the value it is issuing to ZIGO's shareholders.

When Point allows you to extract cash from the equity of your home, you do not have to pay them back in monthly payments unless you sell your house within 10 years or decide to buy back your shares.

That value is so low now, that companies pay higher dividends and buy back shares.

But if the price rises, you'll lose money if you have to buy back the shares at the higher price.

The decision to buy back shares should be the fallout from a thorough analysis by management of all the possible reinvestments for its earnings.

In practice, companies may buy back shares BECAUSE of options being exercised - at the exact worse time.

The key distinction of this fund was that open - ended mutual funds must buy back their shares from their investors at the end of every business day.

Instead, companies opted to do the safe thing and buy back shares, increase their dividends, and conserve cash.

So you decide to use the cash to buy back shares.

Second, a company may buy back shares but not retire them.